Todd Seacrist Gilman

Background

Gilman, Todd Seacrist was born on February 15, 1965 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Sidney and Linda Louise (Lamlein) Gilman.

Education

Bachelor, University Michigan, 1987. Master of Arts, University Toronto, 1988. Doctor of Philosophy, University Toronto, 1994.

Master of Science, Simmons College, 2001.

Career

Artistic director Arbor Oak Trio, Toronto, 1988-1996. Lecturer, tutor, writing consultant University Toronto, 1994-1996. Lecturer Boston University, 1996-1997.

Visiting fellow Houghton Library., Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1996-1997. Lecturer department English, Suffolk University, Boston, 1997-1999. Lecturer literature section Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1998-1999.

Library associate collection maintenance public services Museum Library., Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 2000-2001. Library for literature in English, Sterling Memorial Library., Yale University, New Haven, since 2001. Adjunct assistan professor department information and library science and department English Southern Connecticut State University, 2002—2005.

Lecturer School Library and Information Science San José State University, California, since 2004. Lecturer School Library and Information Science, Wayne State University, Michigan, since 2004. Lecturer, department communication College Social and Behavioral Sciences, University Massachusetts, Certified Journalism Program, Amherst, since 2008.

Adjunct associate professor School Library. Information Sciences, North Carolina Central School, North Carolina, since 2010.

Achievements

• Todd Seacrist Gilman has been listed as a notable Language educator, musician by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board directors Toronto Early Music Center, 1993-1995. Member American Library Association, Modern Language Association (field bibliographer English lang and literature section), American Association of University Professors, Association College and Research Libraries, Viola Gamba Society of America-N.E., American Society 18th Century Studies (McMaster fellow 1994), North-East Society for 18th Century Studies (executive board 2004-2006), American Handel Society (research fellow 1998), Society Theatre Research (travel grantee 1998), Early Music American, Beta Phi Museum.

Connections

Father:

Sidney Gilman

Mother:

Linda Louise (Lamlein) Gilman