Nora Bloch: California Rare Book School’s Project Manager Finds Work a Real Page-Turner
Nora Bloch, Project Manager for the California Rare Book School, has benefitted from a diverse range of on-the-job experiences building a clamshell box to house an artists’ book made of dried fruit, to teaching letterpress students that printing with movable lead type on a vintage press is not the same as pressing the print button on the computer screen.
August 13, 2012 - Nora Bloch has benefitted from a diverse range of on-the-job experiences as a graduate student in the Department of Information Studies at UCLA. Since 2009, her experiences have varied from building a clamshell box to house an artists’ book made of dried fruit, to teaching letterpress students that printing with movable lead type on the press is not the same as pressing the print button on the computer screen.
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