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	About Beth Filar Williams

		
			
				 Beth Filar Williams  is an Associate Professor and head of the Library Experience and Access Department at Oregon State University Libraries since 2015. Overseeing the library’s public services, with a user experience and service design focus to create student centered services and spaces, she also frequently hosts interns, and is active with the Diversity Scholar Program from its start.  In her over 20 years  as a librarian, she has worked in all types and various facets of librarianship but always includes sustainability principles, mentoring students, and collaborations.  Beth earned a Master's of Library Science from the University of Maryland and a BA in Geography from the Johns Hopkins University. 

									 More current biographical information may be available at https://twitter.com/filarwilliams. 

							

		




Articles by Beth Filar Williams


	
			Creating a Library Wide Culture and Environment to Support MLIS Students of Color: The Diversity Scholars Program at Oregon State University Libraries 2020–06–24
		







	
		
			
			
			

		

		

	







		

	


		
	
		
				
			
				
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