Sarah Severson is a digitization librarian with nine years of experience building accessible, well-organized digital collections for academic and media institutions. Currently at the University of Alberta, she blends archival practice, metadata design, and digital asset management to ensure digital surrogates are findable, preserved, and usable. Her background includes coordinating digital library services at McGill, media archiving for Moment Factory and CBC Television, and developing taxonomy and naming-convention strategies in government and corporate settings. Trained in MLIS with a focus on knowledge management and archives, she brings a recurring emphasis on practical workflows—nomenclature, file organization, and preservation policies—that make complicated media projects manageable. Based in Montreal, she pairs curatorial sensitivity from an art-history background with technical rigor, often acting as the bridge between project conception and long-term digital stewardship.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
BA, Art History & Religious Studies, BA, Art History & Religious Studies at Concordia University
MLIS, Knowledge Management & Archives, MLIS, Knowledge Management & Archives at McGill University
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