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One of the things I've discovered I love about being at a small institution is how integrated librarians are into academic and campus life. In one (very busy) day, I may teach a one shot with our freshman writing class, meet with seniors one on one about their capstone projects, brainstorm with a faculty member about integrating a website project into their class, attend an assessment committee meeting, and work with a group of faculty members on a campus-wide grant proposal. In addition to serving as the liaison for the humanities and fine arts on campus, I work to increase digital scholarship opportunities for both faculty and students: I help faculty conceptualize how and why they want to integrate digital scholarship in to their teaching or research, have built a summer Digital Humanities fellowship that allows students to learn about the basics of DH and build a project of their own and, starting next Spring, will teach an annual for credit DH class.