Troy Hurteau
Pronouns
They, Them, Theirs/He, Him, HisTo acknowledge that assumptions about someone’s gender identity could be incorrect, many organizations, including NC State, have begun to encourage community members to include a brief statement of their gender pronouns as they introduce themselves within a group.
Business and Technology Applications Analyst
Department:
Digital Library Initiatives (DLI)Phone: (919) 513-1744
Email: jthurtea@ncsu.edu
Inclusive Excellence
Project SAFE AllyShout-outs From My Colleagues
Shout-outs are kind words from Libraries staff to other Libraries staff for going out of their way to be extra awesome at their job.
Troy is the kind of co-worker you dream of being on a committee with! They are so smart, have so many amazing skills, and are excited to share all of it with you. The Collections and Materials Working Group of the Accessibility Committee just completed an evaluation of our ebook platforms and it would not have been possible without Troy's advice, expertise, and work to create documentation on the best way to evaluate websites and PDF documents. Accessibility is a discipline where you are always learning and I learn so much from Troy every time we get together.
— Beth Ashmore
As a member of the Libraries' EDI committee, Troy recently organized reading groups for any staff interested in discussing Whistling Vivaldi: How Stereotypes Affect Us and What We Can Do by Claude Steele. Troy did fantastic work to organize multiple reading groups, provide questions for reflection, and facilitate the discussions. I greatly appreciate his thoughtful approach to providing this learning and community-building opportunity for colleagues! Thanks, Troy!
— Kim Duckett
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