Who edit
Known as Glen Layne-Worthey since December 2021.
Associate Director for Research Support, HathiTrust Research Center, at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign School of Information Sciences (iSchool).
Formerly, Digital Humanities Librarian at the Stanford University Libraries with an academic background in Russian literature and Children's literature.
I've helped organize a couple of Wikipedia events, including the Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon, and Indigenous Languages Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon at Stanford.
Editing projects and plans: edit
Original articles now "done!"-ish edit
Olga and Galina Chichagova (first version completed during the Stanford 2019 Art+Feminism Edit-a-thon)
Emma Bormann (first version completed during the Stanford 2017 Art+Feminism Edit-a-thon)
Regular work on... edit
New articles to be created edit
Clarissa Bonet (photographer exhibited at SFO Museum, Spring 2019 -- see snapshot in )
Daniel M. Mendelowitz (Stanford art professor and artist; Robert Hofstadter & Douglas Hofstadter family friend)
Peter Tiersma (Stanford linguist & law prof -- immense number of references to his works cited in W-pedia)
To be worked on edit
Victim of the Brain (more citations, and more substance in general)
Oksana Bulgakowa (more inline citations)
Theodore Isaac Rubin (many issues)
David A. Hamburg (edit and add links to Stanford video and refs to "Preventing Genocide")
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