Mallory Haselberger
Graduate Assistant, Jiménez-Porter Writers' House, College of Arts and Humanities
Education
M.A., English Literature, University of Maryland
M.A., Art History, University of Maryland
Mal Haselberger is an arts administrator, bibliographer, and information professional in the College of Information's Master of Library and Information Science program at the University of Maryland, College Park. She previously earned Master of Arts degrees in Art History and English Literature, specializing in women artists and letterpress printers, early modern artistic manuals, and artists' books. Her most recent research, considering women artists’ use of print culture for artistic instruction in early modern Europe, is included in the peer-reviewed journal Parergon. Mal’s writing is also featured in the forthcoming volume, Alphabettes Soup, 2015-2025: Ten Years of Feminist Approaches to Type, a showcase of feminist-based approaches to type research, design, and creative community-building, and in the University of Massachusetts Press’ edited volume, Teaching the History of the Book.