Katrina Fenlon
kfenlon@umd.edu
301-405-3116
Hornbake South 4105-C
Availability to Accept New PhD Students:
This faculty member is NOT currently accepting Ph.D. studentsBIO
Dr. Katrina Fenlon is also a faculty affiliate of the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. Her research focuses on the changing shape of the scholarly knowledge ecosystem. She employs qualitative methods to study diversifying forms of cultural evidence and humanities scholarly production, along with their implications for information practices, digital curation, data models and standards, and research infrastructures across disciplines. Her work aims to advance the capacity of communities and knowledge organizations to create and sustain meaningful, inclusive, impactful digital collections that, in turn, support the advancement of knowledge and the endurance of communities.
EDUCATION
Ph.D., Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Associated Research Centers
Research & Focus Areas
Research Projects
- Building a sustainable future for anthropology’s archives: Researching primary source data lifecycles, infrastructures, and reuse
- Digital Curation Fellows Program at the National Agricultural Library 2021-2026
- Community-centered Strategies for Sustaining Digital Humanities Scholarship
- Digital Curation Fellows Program at the National Agricultural Library 2016-2021
- Establishing and Testing Best Practices in the Digital Curation of Collections at the National Agricultural Library