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About Andrew T. Sulavik

Over the past fifteen years I have pursued two passions: Information Sciences (metadata) and medieval studies (medieval biblical commentaries and sermons). I remain dedicated to both endeavors. At Howard University we are busy implementing the latest integrated library service, Alma, complemented with a discovery layer, Primo VE. I am working on a Latin critical edition of the university sermons of William of Luxi, OP (ca. 1267-1274), a master of theology at the University of Paris. I am also interested in the topics of medieval biblical exegesis and academic speeches. I am editing the text of a French Franciscan, Peter Auriol (ca. 1280–1322), "Recommendatio et divisio sacrae Scripturae, on the basis of MS Paris, Bibl. Nat., Lat. 14566, ff. 2ra-7rb.
I reside in Alexandria, Virginia (Old Town), with my beautiful wife, Renee, and my two Japanese Chins, Miki and Picco.
On the weekends, I am capable of playing a really poor round of golf.

Positions

Present Head of Metadata & Resource Description Services, Howard University
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Honors and Awards

  • Recipient of the Leonard Rapport Modern Archives Institute Scholarship, 2013
  • Recipient of the American Library Association, Rare Books and Manuscripts Section • Preconference Scholarship Award, July 2009
  • Recipient of • H.W. Wilson Fellowship, May 2007 (awarded for demonstrated academic potential) University of Tennessee, School of Information Sciences


Grants (1)

Books (2)

Articles (6)

Contributions to Books (3)

Translated Works (2)

Presentations (10)