ASPPH Welcomes Lucas Rosendall as Health Sciences Librarian

ASPPH is pleased to welcome Lucas Rosendall as a Health Sciences Librarian through the Grace and Harold Sewell Learning Partnership. During his one-year placement, Lucas will bring his expertise in information science and librarianship to support ASPPH's work in academic public health, digital knowledge systems, and AI-enabled educational innovation.

Lucas will work closely with ASPPH's Institute for Innovation, Discovery, and Excellence in Academia (IDEA) and colleagues across the organization to improve the organization, discoverability, and trustworthiness of public health resources. His work will also support the development of evidence-based educational materials and strengthen information and artificial intelligence (AI) literacy across academic public health.

Lucas brings experience in metadata management, digital curation, research, teaching, and library and information services. His background includes work at the University of Michigan's Taubman Health Sciences Library, as well as projects focused on improving the discoverability, accessibility, and organization of digital information. He also studied libraries, archives, and knowledge environments at the University of Michigan School of Information, with a concentration in data analytics.

Through this partnership, ASPPH looks forward to expanding its capacity to develop accessible, reliable educational resources and explore innovative approaches to knowledge sharing.

Please join ASPPH in welcoming Lucas to the team!