Our team is involved in dozens of projects across the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) campus to support teaching and research. Building these digital collections is an enormous undertaking and every member of our team is involved in preserving, arranging, describing, and providing accesss to our rare and unique materials. This can involve selecting materials for digitization that adheres to copyright and privacy rights, while ensuring high-quality digital surrogates are produced and made discoverable for today's and tomorrow's researchers. We are excited for you to discover our Archives & Special Collections and please contact us at utml.asc@utoronto.ca if you have any questions about our materials or need any support with your research.

Mary Beth Atkinson-Lu

Digital Scholarship Technician

Mary Beth Atkinson-Lu manages UTM's open journal system and institutional repository, and provides frontline support to our archives and special collections holdings. She is passionate about design, creative collaboration, multi-media and the visual arts. She is currently working from home, creating a Star Trek themed garden in her backyard.

Christopher A. Long ('CAL')

Archivist

Christopher A. Long ('CAL') manages UTM’s archival collection. CAL has a strong belief in the benefits of archives not only for scholarship, but also for anyone who has a curiosity about the past and is interested in engaging with historical sources in new and creative ways. He has a professional interest in oral history and the intersection of archival work and biography and life-writing. In his spare time, he likes to watch and talk about classic films.

Chris J. Young

Head, Collections & Digital Scholarship

Chris Young collaborates with researchers on digital projects, provides consultation on digital research management, and training in digital methods and tools, while he manages the archives and special collections' processing and digitization workflow. He makes and plays digital games when he has spare time.