Robin Camille Davis leads web projects in the library and supports information literacy instruction in online classes. She consults with faculty regarding digital learning, designs student-centered outreach events and activities, and provides reference across a wide range of subjects. She earned her MA in Computational Linguistics from the CUNY Graduate Center and her MLIS from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where she was a Data Curation for the Humanities fellow. Her research interests include web preservation, digital literacy, and textual analysis through machine learning. She writes the “Internet Connection” column for Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian, has given presentations internationally at library and humanities conferences, and is active on Twitter as @robincamille.