Beatrice Kenney

Beatrice Kenney serves as the Library and Archives Director at the International New Thought Alliance (INTA), where she plays a pivotal role in preserving the rich history and ongoing contributions of the New Thought movement. With her extensive background in library science and a PhD in Adult and Continuing Education Administration from the University of Connecticut, Beatrice is uniquely equipped to manage and curate a diverse array of historical and contemporary records. Her work involves identifying, collecting, and organizing materials that reflect the philosophies and teachings of various denominations and thought leaders within the movement, ensuring that these invaluable resources are accessible to researchers, scholars, and the general public.

In her current role, Beatrice leads key projects aimed at digitizing archival materials, enhancing accessibility through innovative cataloging practices, and developing educational programs that promote the understanding of New Thought principles. Her analytical skills and expertise in research enable her to effectively assess the needs of the INTA community, while her proficiency in Microsoft Word and social media enhances communication and outreach efforts. Additionally, Beatrice is passionate about fundraising and event planning, often collaborating with stakeholders to secure resources for library initiatives and community engagement activities.

Through her leadership and coaching abilities, Beatrice fosters a collaborative environment that encourages knowledge sharing and professional development among her team. Her commitment to preserving the legacy of the New Thought movement not only enriches the INTA's archives but also inspires future generations to explore and engage with these transformative ideas.