Christin Lampkowski is the Technology and Digital Media Fellow at Atkins Library working to identify digital imaging technologies that can be used to create 3D models of items in the collection for conservation and access purposes. She holds an MLIS from UNC Greensboro and a BA in anthropology from Arizona State University. Information access and education has been a focus of Christin’s professional and volunteer life. Prior to receiving her Master’s degree she worked at a public radio station, a nonprofit that promoted high quality early childhood education, and a children’s museum where she presented programs on world cultures. During her time at UNC Greensboro she worked on digitization projects and processed archival collections with the Forest History Society and Richland Library’s Walker Local and Family History Center. She also worked on collection management and cataloging with the Harriet Hancock LGBT Center’s Sam Nickles Memorial Library. Christin’s work on these projects focused on increasing people’s ability to find and access information available in institution's collections.