Charles T. Cullen is president and librarian emeritus of the Newberry Library. Prior to assuming duties there in 1986, he taught at Averett College, the College of William and Mary, and Princeton University, and worked as an editor on the Papers of John Marshall and the Papers of Thomas Jefferson. He has written or contributed to more than thirty books and articles, and has lectured widely on subjects relating to the age of Jefferson, the scholarly use of computers, and the role of humanities research libraries. An early advocate for the use of computers in scholarly editing, he received the Association for Documentary Editing's Distinguished Service Award in 1987.

Lecture topics:

• Jefferson's White House Dinner Lists

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