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Lino Mioni

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Contact

Department
Name
Lino Mioni
Pronouns
he/him/his
Job Title
Romance Languages & Literatures, Latin American Studies, and Linguistics Subject Librarian
Phone Number
(314) 935-2207
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Subjects

Romance Languages & Literatures, Latin American Studies, and Linguistics

Bio

Lino joined the WashU Libraries in August 2022. He was previously a Senior Collections and Reference Assistant for Latin American and the Caribbean, Spanish and Portuguese, Chicano-Riqueño, Latino Studies, European Studies, and African Studies at Indiana University Libraries in Bloomington, Indiana.

Lino holds a PhD in Italian Studies and Food Anthropology (Indiana University – Bloomington 2020), a Post-Graduate Diploma in Information and Library Management (Northumbria University, 2012), an MA in French and Italian (The Ohio State University, 2005), an MA in Language and Cognition Studies (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, 2003).

selected Projects, Accomplishments, and Activities

  • Subject Editor for Linguistics for Resources for College Libraries(RCL), the ACRL/CHOICE bibliography of essential titles for academic libraries
  • 3rd CHSC Summer School in Palaeography, Diplomatics and Sigillography, University of Coimbra Archive, Portugal, July 15-19, 2024
  • California Rare Book School El libro antiguo en México: historia, análisis y estudio moderno, Instituto de Investigaciones Dr. José María Luis Mora, San Juan Mixcoac México CDMX, August 19-23, 2024
  • Short-term Research Residential Fellow at the Newberry Library in Chicago, June 2021, for the research project “Venice as the Birthplace of the Printed Cookbook in Vernacular Italian: From Platina’s De Honesta Voluptate to the Epulario”

Selected Research Guides