ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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A P P O I N T M E N T S

James M. Armour—head reference librarian 
—Northern Arizona University libraries, 
Flagstaff.

Anita Booth—cataloger—University of 
North Carolina library, Chapel Hill.

Muriel Coil—reference librarian—North­
ern Arizona University libraries, Flagstaff.

Susan Cosgrove—librarian—American In­
stitute of Architects, New York.

Ian E dward—head, acquisitions department 
—Memphis State University, Tennessee.

Paula F rosch—cataloger, Thomas J. W at­
son Library, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 
New York.

D avid E. Gleim—cataloger—F lorida State 
University, Tallahassee.

Rev. Barry J. Griffin—director of library 
services—Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio.

Steven J. H erman—head, national collec­
tions section in the division for the blind and 
physically handicapped—Library of Congress.

Nancy M. Keels—faculty member—Mem ­
phis State University libraries, Tennessee.

Robert E. Kemper—director of libraries— 
Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff.

Marianne Kozlowski—fine arts: music li­
brarian, Lovejoy Library—Southern Illinois 
University, Edwardsville.

Michele MacCaughelty—head, interlibrary 
loan and N.C. union catalog—University of 
North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Arden Meyer—reference librarian—North­
ern Arizona University libraries, Flagstaff.

Marion Mitchell—executive secretary— 
Southwestern Library Association.

Anne P. Mosby—assistant librarian, docu- 
ments/science-technology division—F l o r id a  
State University, Tallahassee.

George E. Pettengill—librarian emeritus, 
archivist and historian—American I nstitute 
of Architects, New York.

Patricia Polentz—cataloger—University of 
North Carolina library, Chapel Hill.

George C. Rogers, Jr.—named to Advisory 
Committee on the American Revolution Bicen­
tennial Program—Library of Congress.

D avid Rose—Slavic bibliographer—Univer­
sity of North Carolina library, Chapel Hill.

Robert S. Runyon—associate director—Uni­
versity of Utah libraries.

Janice A. Schogren—government documents 
librarian—Iowa State University, Ames.

Ruth Schwebke—library instruction li­
brarian, Lovejoy Library—Southern Illinois 

niversityU , Edwardsville.

Janifer T hompson—assistant serials cata­
loger—University of North Carolina library, 
Chapel Hill.

H oward Wade—reference librarian—North­
ern Arizona University libraries, Flagstaff.

Cynthia C. Wise—assistant librarian, special 
collections division—F lorida State Univer­
sity, Tallahassee.

Jerry T. W right—serial records librarian— 
University of South Alabama, Mobile.

R E T I R E M E N T

Suzanne E nos has retired after eleven years 
as chief librarian of the Reference Room, Fal- 
vey Memorial Library, Villinova University, 
Pennsylvania.

N. Orwin Rush, director of libraries, F lorida 
State University, retired recently after fifteen 
years of service.

Gertrude P. Wildner, gifts and exchanges 
librarian, Florida State University, rętired 
in October after fourteen years of service.



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