As Association University Librarian for Special Collections and Director of Museums at the University of Delaware, I lead a team of approximately 19 staff to facilitate the stewardship and use of our print, manuscript, art and artifact collections. I am particularly interested in leadership development in academic libraries, and specifically, providing those who work with me with informal opportunities to apply learned skills to help move our division forward. Both my scholarship and my daily practice emphasize this non-hierarchical approach to leadership. In 2022, ACRL published my book, Developing the Next Generation of Library Leaders, which draws on the experiences of those administrators in assistant dean and similar roles to better understand their journeys into leadership positions, and the opportunities they provide the next generation to foster leadership skill development. This research feeds into my practice as a leader, and I seek opportunities for my own team to participate in leadership and management skill development, whether through on-campus trainings, readings, podcasts, or blog posts, we all have something to learn. To find out more about my research, please visit the publications page. I’ve begun to present my research as part of conference presentations, and you can visit the speaking page to learn more.