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2023 Reviewers

CLIR relies on independent reviewers and readers to provide feedback on Digitizing Hidden Collections: Amplifying Unheard Voices grant applications.

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Review Panel - 2023

An independent review panel provides scores and comments based on a provided rubric and meets to decide which initial applicants will be invited to submit a full Final Application. The review panel also evaluates the final application pool and makes funding recommendations to CLIR after each application cycle.

Dorothy Berry

Digital Curator

National Museum of African American History (US)

Amy Bhatt

Visiting Curator

Museum of History and Industry (US)

Makeba Dixon-Hill

Independent Consultant and Educator (US)

Karine Duhamel

Independent Consultant (CA)

Jamal Fisher

Research Librarian

National Defense Library (US)

Raymond Frogner

Head of Archives

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, University of Manitoba (CA)

Charles Henry

President

CLIR (US)

Dominique Luster

Independent Consultant

The Luster Company (US)

Sheila McAlister

Director, Digital Library of Georgia

University of Georgia (US)

Katie McCormick

Associate Dean for Special Collections

Florida State University (US)

Cait McKinney

Assistant Professor

Simon Fraser University (CA)

Selena Ortega-Chiolero

Archivist

Chickaloon Village Traditional Council (US)

Ashley Preston

Assistant Professor

Howard University (US)

Hannah Scates Kettler

Head of Digital Scholarship & Initiatives

Iowa State University (US)

Matthew L. Sisk

Associate Professor of the Practice

University of Notre Dame (US)

Stephen Spong

Director, Law Library

Western University (CA)

Kimberly Toney

Coordinating Curator for Native American and Indigenous Collections

Brown University Library (US)

Martin Tsang

Senior Program Officer

National Endowment for the Humanities (US)

Christa Williford

Senior Director of Research and Assessment

CLIR (US)

Micah Zeller

Head of Scholarly Communication Services

Washington University in St. Louis (US)

Readers

Readers are responsible for reviewing a set of initial applications and providing scores and comments based on a provided rubric. Their contributions are shared with the full review panel, who meets to decide which initial applicants will be invited to submit a full Final Application.