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Lindsay Gypin

  • Access Services Manager, University of Denver
As seen in: Nature, American Libraries
Queer AF. Data Project Manager for @UM_NaNDA. Aspirational Energy Vampire. Interests: actually building more inclusive and equitable systems and communities.
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Proximity of parks to polluting sites in the United States

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By Robert Melendez, Philippa Clarke, Kate A Duchowny, Lindsay Gypin, Grace A Noppert, Elliott Chemberlin
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study investigated the spatial overlap and proximity of parks in the United States (US) to two types of polluting sites.
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Racial Equity Panel Addresses Bias in Library Work

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By Lindsay Gypin
| American Libraries Verified
Looking at individual, institutional, and structural racism By Lindsay Gypin | January 28, 2019 Presenters (l-r) Amitha Lonial, Gordon Goodwin, and Sarah Lawton at the Symposium on the Future of Libraries during the American Library Association’s 2019 Midwinter Meeting & Exhibits in Seattle The room filled quickly for “Racial Equity: Libraries Organizing to Transform Institutions,” the Symposium on the Future of Libraries held during the American Library Association’s 2019 Midwinter Meeting &...
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Minding Professional Ps and Qs

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By Lindsay Gypin
| American Libraries Verified
ALA staff on the art of on-the-job etiquette By Lindsay Gypin | January 28, 2019 Manager of Professional Development Beatrice Calvin and Program Officer Kimberly Redd of the American Library Association (ALA) Office for Human Resource Development and Recruitment demonstrate appropriate personal distance in the workplace. For many recent library school graduates, their first librarian job will be their first professional position. With that professionalism comes professional etiquette.
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