Brandon Castle
Native American & Indigenous Studies Librarian, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Speaker October 25, 2024

Photo of Brandon Castle, who has light skin and very short hair and is wearing red glasses, a brown corduroy jacket over a black top, and a stone necklace.

Brandon Castle is an enrolled member of the Ketchikan Indian Community and is originally from Ketchikan, Alaska. He completed his MLIS degree at SJSU May 2024 and was part of the Bridging Knowledge scholarship program that aimed to support Indigenous scholars into the field of librarianship. He is currently the Native American & Indigenous Studies Librarian at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Webcast November 22, 2024 Cindy Hohl Brandon Castle Susan Gehr Genasis Kalawe Jonna Paden

SJSU iSchool’s Celebration of Native American Heritage Month
Guardians of Culture: Sovereignty, Service, and Self-Determination in Libraries, Archives, and Language Preservation

Please join the San José State University School of Information for our celebration of Native American Heritage Month.

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