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Laura Brumleve

Librarian and Adjunct Lecturer

RIT Kosovo

Laura Brumleve

Librarian and Adjunct Lecturer

RIT Kosovo

Bio

Laura Brumleve is a librarian, researcher, and educator with a background in metadata optimization and digital collection management. She holds a Master of Library Science from Indiana University and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology from St. Olaf College. A former Fulbright Scholar in Prishtina, Kosovo, Laura researched grassroots archival systems, institutional trust, and cultural preservation. Currently serving as a Librarian and Adjunct Lecturer at RIT Kosovo, she oversees library operations, provides reference support, and teaches courses in Technical Communication, Public Speaking, and Introduction to Academic English. Laura has also served as an archival consultant, focusing on metadata schema design for specialized collections.

Currently Teaching

COMM-142
3 Credits
This course introduces students to current best practices in written and visual technical communication including writing effective email, short and long technical reports and presentations, developing instructional material, and learning the principles and practices of ethical technical communication. Course activities focus on engineering and scientific technical documents.
COMM-201
3 Credits
The public speaking course is designed to equip the student with knowledge of the theories and principles necessary for formal public speaking. Informative and persuasive speeches are the focus with emphasis on organization, evidence, language use, strategy, delivery, and effective use of media aids. Public speaking is generally offered each semester.