Danielle has worked in many roles in both public and academic libraries. She earned her MLS at the Bloomington campus of Indiana University (http://www.iub.edu). It was at IU that she first gained an appreciation for the conservation profession while working in General Collections Conservation at the E. Lingle Craig Preservation Lab (http://www.libraries.iub.edu/index.php?pageId=289). General collections conservation taught her a deep respect for all materials and gave her an understanding of the financial difficulties involved in caring for them.

In 2006, Danielle joined Etherington Conservation Services – Midwest. She is committed to providing sound treatments at an affordable price and looks forward to continuing the tradition of excellent service and quality of work that has long been a hallmark of our conservation services. As more and more libraries realize the importance of preserving their collections, she looks forward to guiding the growth of the conservation unit to meet the wide variety of conservation needs that the future holds.

Danielle grew up in the St. Louis region of Missouri and, while she loves to travel, she will always consider the Midwest her home.