Jessica Peregrina

Manage and preserve archival collections using established conservation and cataloging standards. Develop and standardize metadata and classification practices to improve collection accessibility.

Cataloging, organizing, and preserving over 40 years of archival materials. Created a sustainable workflow, preservation strategy, and ingest rubric for both information professionals and novices.

Aided a peer with their project, including implementing a collection management process for the library. Implemented collection development and weeding recommendations, increasing research capacity for Edmonds residents and researchers.

Managed data-driven financial processes for all faculty and staff using Excel and institutional systems. Evaluated and processed budgetary needs, ensuring compliance with state and federal policies.

Analyzed large, publicly accessible datasets (FBI & election data) using R. Created data visualizations to identify patterns and communicate insights.

Contributed to development of a structured taxonomy for cataloging digital media. Evaluated metadata standards and improved classification frameworks by analyzing different forms of interactive media.

Coordinated academic events, research activities, and scheduling across multiple stakeholders. Served as a key liaison between faculty, students, and external partners.

Analyzed sales data to forecast inventory and manage the ordering process. Provided extensive customer service, including compliance with COVID-19 safety information.

Completed a Master of Library and Information Sciences degree in June 2026.

Activities and societies: Minor: Classical Studies, Translation

Completed a Bachelor of Arts in English in May 2019, with minors in Classical Studies and Translation.