Camila Tessler
About Camila Tessler
Camila Tessler is an experienced archivist currently working at Yale University, where she has served since 2016. She holds multiple degrees in creative writing, theatre arts, and library and information science, and possesses expertise in archival ethics and accessibility.
Work at Yale University
Currently, Camila Tessler serves as an Archivist - Generalist at Yale University, a position she has held since 2016. She works in the Sterling Memorial Library, where she applies her skills in archival management and information organization. Her role involves overseeing the preservation and accessibility of archival materials, ensuring they meet the needs of researchers and the academic community.
Previous Experience at The Ohio State University
Prior to her current role, Camila Tessler worked at The Ohio State University as a Program Assistant in the Thompson Library from 2014 to 2016. During her two years there, she gained valuable experience in library operations and contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing library services and user engagement.
Education and Expertise
Camila Tessler holds a Bachelor's Degree in Creative Writing and Theatre Arts from the University of Arizona, where she studied from 2003 to 2008. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master of Letters in Children's and Adolescent Literature from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 2010. Additionally, she earned a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Arizona in 2013. Her academic background supports her expertise in archival ethics and accessibility in information management.
Skills in Archival Management
Camila Tessler possesses a range of skills essential for archival management. She is proficient in content management systems like ArchivesSpace and cataloging systems such as Sierra. Her expertise extends to MARC, EAD, EAD3, and DACS, which are critical for the organization and management of archival materials. Her focus on archival ethics informs her work and emphasizes the importance of accessibility in archival practices.
Advocacy for Minority Access to Information
Camila Tessler advocates for minority access to information, highlighting the significance of making archival resources available to diverse communities. Her commitment to accessibility in archival work reflects her understanding of the role that information plays in shaping knowledge and cultural heritage.