Aparna Ghosh '08 joins Eckerd College as prof and librarian

Anthropology major Aparna Ghosh ‘08 has found the perfect career for her liberal arts mindset. As Eckerd College’s new assistant professor and technical services and collections librarian, Ghosh can put her natural thirst for knowledge to work.

An Eckerd College article notes:

Ghosh earned her Master of Library and Information Science from the University of South Florida in 2023. Library work provided access to knowledge of all kinds, and Ghosh enjoyed exploring with students.

Part of her job is to facilitate research. She attaches keywords to sources in the database and works with teaching faculty to make sure the library has helpful course materials. Students can also make appointments with her for research assistance.

To read more, visit: Eckerd College

Posted date: October 2, 2023

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