Jeffrey Zuckerman

Background

About Jeffrey Zuckerman

A well-organized archive (collection of 350 linear feet of which I processed roughly 80%) of previously unorganized and undocumented materials are now in archivally safe folders with latest inventory lists created in preparation for the ultimate finding aid. Successful distribution of over Electronic Pollbooks that underwent multiple phases of QC testing to ensure trouble-free operation during polling hours on Election Day. A well-organized archive (including collections as large as 50 or 60 linear feet) with materials previously unorganized and undocumented now in archivally safe folders with appropriate electronic finding aids for each collection. As a Citizen Archivist for the National Archives as well as a virtual volunteer for the Smithsonian Transcription Center, 90 pages of 19th to 20th century official records (previously obscure) were made decipherable, posted online, and became available to the general public and research community. In a local special collection, previously uncatalogued books are now electronically searchable and are available to staff and library patrons. Donor agreements have been digitally scanned, archived, and made available for future reference.