Georgia Public Library Service
Angela C. Stanley serves as the Assistant State Librarian for Innovation and Collaboration and Director of Archival Services & Digital Initiatives at Georgia Public Library Service since September 2016, overseeing digitization projects and managing the Archival Services department in collaboration with the Digital Library of Georgia. Prior experience includes positions as Head of Archives & Special Collections and Heritage Room Librarian at Athens Regional Library System, Children's & Young Adult Librarian at Satilla Regional Library, and Senior Librarian at New York Public Library. Angela holds a Master of Library Science degree in Archives, Preservation, and Records Management from Queens College and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Women's Studies from Fordham University.
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Georgia Public Library Service
A unit of the University System of Georgia, GPLS is the state agency for public libraries in Georgia. Our services and programs include: - Georgia Library Public Information Network for Electronic Services (PINES): the public library automation and lending network for 281 public libraries and affiliated service outlets in 143 counties - Georgia Library Learning Online (GALILEO): the state’s virtual library, providing online access to thousands of periodicals, scholarly journals, books, encyclopedias, business directories and government publications. - Georgia Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled (GLS): the state's talking book and braille library, promoting assistive technology and providing accessible reading materials to those who, due to a disability, are unable to read standard print. - Professional Consulting, Training and Facilities Support: GPLS supports Georgia’s libraries by providing a broad range of consulting services and technical assistance. - Others, including Grant Administration, Youth Services and Family Literacy, Computer Networking and Technical Support