April 22, 2010

Grainger Engineering Library Information Center
1301 W Springfield Ave
M/C 247
Urbana, IL 61801
+1(217) 333-4648
wingram2[at]illinois[dot]edu

Master of Science in Library and Information Science
Graduate School of Library and Information Science
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (December 2008)

Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science
College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
University of Virginia (May 2005)

Library software development, digital preservation, institutional repositories and scholarly communication.

Programming Languages: Java, Ruby on Rails, Python, ASP, XHTML, JavaScript, XML, XSLT, SQL; Metadata Standards: METS, MODS, PREMIS, FOXML, TEI, OAI-ORE, DC, MARC; Software Platforms: Solr, Tomcat, DSpace, Fedora, Linux, Mac, and Windows.

University of Illinois Library – Urbana, IL
Visiting Research Programmer, Library Research and Publication (January 2008 – Present)

I provide management and technical leadership for digital preservation and scholarly communication systems, and develop software for several of the library’s grant-funded research projects.

University of Illinois Library – Urbana, IL
Graduate Assistant and Academic Hourly Programmer, Library Research and Publication (2007 – 2008)

I provided programming support for grant-funded research projects.

Rare Book School at the University of Virginia – Charlottesville, VA
Assistant Director, Programs (2005 – 2007)

Responsible for all logistical aspects of intensive weeklong seminar courses on the history of books and printing, including database administration, publications writing, and the hiring and supervision of
staff.

Rare Book School at the University of Virginia – Charlottesville, VA
Systems Consultant / Webmaster (2004 – 2005)

I redesigned and overhauled the school’s web site, maintained the Access database, desktop software, and advised on security policies.

Empire Machinery & Supply Corporation – Norfolk, VA
Assistant Director of Information Technology (2001 – 2003)

I implemented and maintained the company’s network, consisting of Windows and UNIX servers and PCs, spanning four branches and over 100 users, and the company’s e-commerce web site.

Cole, T. W. (Co-PI), Parod, W. (Co-PI), Norman, M. (Co-PI), Habing, T. G., Han, M., & Ingram, W. A. Using OAI-ORE Resources Maps to Support Scholarly Annotation of Digitized Books – Mellon Foundation Grant ($24,073.19)

Habing, T. G., Eke J., Cordial, M., Ingram, W. A. & Manaster, R. (2009). Developments in digital preservation at the University of Illinois: The Hub and Spoke architecture for supporting repository interoperability and emerging preservation standards. Library Trends, 57(3), 556-579.

Ingram, W. A. (2010, April) Preservation Metadata Implementation Scenarios: The Hub and Spoke Tool Suite. Presented at the Digital Preservation Metadata Workshop 2010, Urbana, IL.

Ingram, W. A. (2009, October) Hub and Spoke Tool Suite. Presented at the PREMIS Implementation Fair, San Francisco, CA.

Ingram, W. A. (2009, October) Metadata in Theory & Practice, LIS 590 MD. Guest Lecture. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Habing, T. G., Han, M., Hswe, P., Ingram, W. A. & Manaster, R. (2009, May) Repository Interoperability and Preservation: The Hub and Spoke Framework. Presented at the Digital Library Federation Spring Forum 2009, Raleigh, NC.

Digital Preservation Management Workshop (2010), Urbana, IL.

Digital Preservation Metadata Workshop (2010), Urbana, IL.

Digital Preservation Workshop: Procedural Accountability (2010), Urbana, IL.