Executive Council

Hyeeyoung Kim

BCC Executive Council, 2026-2028 Hyeeyoung Kim is Digital Preservation Librarian at Yale University Library. A longtime BitCurator user, he was previously Digital Archivist at the Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin, and Project Archivist at the Bentley Historical Library, University of … Read more →

Azad Namazie

BCC Executive Council, 2026-2028 Azad Namazie is Digital Archivist at UCLA Library Special Collections (LSC), where they work with born-digital archival materials, including legacy and obsolete formats, to support preservation, access, and long-term stewardship. They also oversee the day-to-day operations of the Digital Preservation Lab, which supports … Read more →

Sara Rogers

BCC Executive Council, 2025-2027Co-Treasurer, 2023-2025 Sara Rogers is the Collection Management Archivist at the Frances Loeb Library at the Harvard Graduate School of Design where she is responsible for overseeing the stewardship of all archival materials, regardless of format. Before transitioning to this role, she … Read more →

Mark Pellegrino

BCC Executive Council, 2025-2027 Mark Pellegrino is a librarian, computer programmer, and audiovisual technician. His work is based on the digitization and online distribution of antiquated media technologies and rare books. He is currently the Digitization Services Librarian for McMaster University Libraries where he is … Read more →

Annie Schweikert

BCC Executive Council, 2025-2027 Annie Schweikert (she/her) is a digital archivist at Stanford University Libraries. She is responsible for processing, describing, and making accessible born-digital archival materials in Special Collections. As a member of the Born Digital Preservation Lab at Stanford, she reformats legacy digital … Read more →

Valencia L. Johnson

BCC Executive Council, 2025-2027President-Elect, 2025-2026 Valencia L. Johnson (she/her) is the Archivist for Student Life at Princeton University. She engages with student organizations on managing and preserving their records, in analog and born-digital formats. As the creator of Amp Up Your Archives program, she works … Read more →

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