ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


People
PROFILE

D r. I rene Braden H oadley of Ohio State 
University has been named director of libraries 
at Texas A&M University. Dr. Hoadley, who as­

sumed her new duties 
November 1, succeeds 
John B. Smith, who 
resigned to accept a 
position at State Uni­
versity of New York 
at Stony Brook.

For the past year 
Dr. Hoadley has 
served as Ohio State’s 
assistant director of li­
braries with responsi­
bilities for administra­
tive services. She 
joined the OSU fac­

Irene Hoadley ulty in 1966 as li­
brarian for general 

administration and research. She previously 
served in the Department of Library Science at 
the University of Michigan, where she earned 
her Ph.D. in 1966. She had earlier served on 
the library staffs at Kansas State University, 
where she earned a Master of Arts degree, and 
Sam Houston State University. She earned her 
B.A. degree at the University of Texas and 
Master of Arts in Library Science degree at 
the University of Michigan.

Dr. Hoadley is a member of the American 
Library Association and immediate past presi­
dent of the Ohio Library Association. She 
served in 1971-72 as a member of the editorial 
board for Protean: Administration, Systems, 
Management in Libraries and received the 
Scarecrow Press Award for Library Literature 
in 1971. She is the author of several scholarly 
papers dealing with library operations and 
management.

A P P O IN T M E N T S
Carolyn Adams—assistant reference librar­

ian— University of Delaware, Newark.
Michael W. Albin—head librarian, Middle 

East Collection— University of Texas, Austin.
Carol A. Barret—assistant acquisitions li­

brarian— Occidental College, Los Angeles, 
California.

Lois Bebout—associate director, General Li­
braries— University of Texas, Austin.

Margaret Best—assistant reference librar­
ian—University of South F lorida, Tampa.

Connie Bihon—assistant science librarian— 
Texas A&M University, College Station.

Lynne M. Brody—general reference librar­
ian—University of Texas, Austin.

Margaret G. Bronner—documents librar­
ian, James M. Milne Library— State Univer­
sity of New York College at Oneonta.

Christine Buder—reference librarian— New 
Mexico State University, Las Cruces.

Gregory Bullard—assistant director of pro­
cessing and computer-based operations— Syra­
cuse University, New York.

John D. Campbell—librarian at large— 
Occidental College, L os Angeles, California.

J ulie Carterson—extension librarian— Uni­
versity of T exas Health Science Center, Dal­
las.

Richard Christensen—assistant general col­
lege librarian—I llinois State University, 
Normal.

Sister Mary Julianne Chudy—assistant li­
brarian—F elician College Library, Chicago, 
Illinois.

Dade T. Curtis—biological sciences refer­
ence librarian— Illinois State University, 
Normal.

L ee B. D alzell—assistant reference librar­
ian—Williams College, Williamstown, Mas­
sachusetts.

James M. D eay—acquisitions librarian— 
Colorado State University, Fort Collins.

Joyce D ewbre—veterinary medicine librar­
ian—T exas A&M University, College Station.

T. Stuart D ick—associate librarian for spe­
cial collections—University of D elaware, Ne­
wark.

Nelly D oll—assistant science and tech­
nology librarian—E astern Michigan Univer­
sity, Ypsilanti.

Sylvia E bin—assistant government docu­
ments librarian—Texas A&M University, Col­
lege Station.

Jonathon E rlen—medical history reference 
librarian—University of Texas Health Sci­
ence Center, Dallas.

Lila F oss—government documents librar­
ian— New Mexico State University, Las 
Cruces.

E va L. Goldschmidt—health sciences li­
brarian, Biology Library— University of Cali­
fornia, Berkeley.

Jon S. Greene—head, Architecture and Ur­
ban Planning Library— University of Cali­
fornia, Los Angeles.

Mary Grove—reference/library instruction 
librarian—David L ipscomb College, Nash­
ville, Tennessee.

Paula J. H ane—reference librarian— State 
University of New York, Purchase.

Nancy E. H anssen—documents librarian—

263



Williams College, Williamstown, Massachu
setts.

Lawrence H eilos—assistant reference li
brarian—University of South F lorida, Tam
pa.

Austin H oover—university archivist and di
rector, Rio Grande Historical Collections—Ne
Mexico State University, Las Cruces.

Doris J. H ulbert—assistant reference li
brarian—University of Delaware, Newark.

David L. I nce—assistant director, technical
services—New Mexico State University, Las
Cruces.

K. Suzanne J ohnson—biomedical science li
brarian—Colorado State University, Fort
Collins.

Lynette F. Johnson—reference librarian,
General Library— University of California
Riverside.

Sheila Johnson—map librarian—Texas
A&M University, College Station.

E vlyn J. King—assistant serials librarian—
University of South Carolina, Columbia.

Pamela G. Kobelski—assistant reference li
brarian—University of Delaware, Newark.

Kathleen Kruger—assistant catalog librar
ian—Colorado State University, Fort Col
lins.

Mary Kuder—assistant catalog librarian—
Texas A&M University, College Station.

Katherine S. L aurence—reader service li
brarian—College of St . Thomas, St. Paul,
Minnesota.

Andrew L isowski—cataloger—Universit
of Oklahoma Libraries, Norman.

Patricia L ittlefield—director, Baker-Van
guard Library—Bentley College, Waltham,
Massachusetts.

Michelle M. L ohr—music cataloger—Uni
versity of T exas, Austin.

Gary J. McCoy—assistant cataloger—Uni
versity of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie.

Patricia V. Maguire—assistant director,
Baker-Vanguard Library—Bentley College
Waltham, Massachusetts.

E leanor Mathews—catalog editor—Illi
nois State University, Normal.

Edward S. Meckstroth—fine arts librarian
Illinois State University, Normal.

Judy Medina—assistant science librarian—
T exas A&M University, College Station.

Stella Mentel—bibliographer for acquisi
tion of gifts—University of Oklahoma Li
braries, Norman.

James Michael—assistant cataloging librar­
ian—University of South F lorida, Tampa.

Ann Miller—reference librarian, Learning
Resources Center—College of the Mainland
Texas City, Texas.

William H. Mischo—reference librarian—
Iowa State University, Ames.

Daryl Morrison—assistant information ser

­

­
­

­
w 

­

 
 

­
 

 
, 

 

 

­

­
­

 

­
 

y 

­
 

­

­

 
, 

­

— 

 

­
­

 
, 

 

­

vices librarian, Interlibrary Loan—University 
of Oklahoma, Norman.

Margaret Myers—executive secretary, Li­
brary Education Division, and director, Office 
for Library Personnel Resources—American 
Library Association.

Harold D. Neikirk—associate acquisitions 
librarian— University of Delaware, Newark.

Betty Ilene Nelson—assistant reference 
librarian—University of South Carolina, 
Columbia.

Gillian Olechno—associate director—Los 
Angeles County/U nγversity of Southern 
California Medical Center Libraries.

E llen A. Parrav ano—serials librarian— 
State University of New York, Purchase.

Patricia A. Pesaitis—behavioral sciences 
librarian—Witchita State University, Kan­
sas.

Steven A. P la—assistant serials librarian— 
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces.

Jay P oole—head librarian, Undergraduate 
Library—University of T exas, Austin.

Marjorie A. Reeves—assistant director for 
technical services—Iowa State University 
Library, Ames.

Susan E. Russell—Latin American cata­
loger— University of Texas, Austin.

Mary Rydesky—media coordinator—Univer­
sity of Texas Health Science Center Library, 
Dallas.

Louise C. Schaut—acquisitions librarian, 
Law Library—University of South Carolina, 
Columbia.

E lizabeth B. Scherr—acquisitions librar­
ian—Williams College, Williamstown, Mas­
sachusetts.

Barbara Silverman—assistant reference li­
brarian— University of South F lorida, Tam­
pa.

Ann Smith—cataloger—Illinois State Uni­
versity, Normal.

Kathy Smith—assistant reference librarian— 
University of South F lorida, Tampa.

Andrea Stamm—cataloger—Illinois State 
University, Normal.

Keith J. Stanger—assistant education and 
psychology librarian—E astern Michigan Uni­
versity, Ypsilanti.

Carolyn J. Stanley—science librarian— 
University of South Carolina, Columbia.

Jo Ann M. Tanouye—periodicals librarian— 
Occidental College, Los Angeles, California.

T erry A. T horkildson—associate director of 
the Health Sciences Library and Information 
Center—University of Virginia Medical Li­
brary, Charlottesville.

Connie J. Tiffany—public services librar­
ian—University of Wisconsin-Stout, Me­
nomonie.

Levin Tilghman III—assistant reference li­

264



brarian—University of South F lorida, Tam­
pa.

Jean T rumbore—assistant reference librar­
ian—University of Delaware, Newark.

Karl Van Ausdal—music librarian— State 
University of New York, Purchase.

Scott Wright—library director—College 
of St . Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota.

R E T IR E M E N T
F rances Rutherford recently retired from 

her position as circulation librarian at David 
Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tennessee.

Classified Advertising
NOTICE

Respondents to advertisers offering faculty 
"rank" and "status" are advised that these terms 
are ambiguous and should inquire as to benefits 
involved.

All advertisements submitted by institutions 
offering positions must include a salary range.
The range should provide the applicant with an 
indication of the salary, the institution is willing 
to provide for the position offered.

All advertisements for the. Positions Wanted 
and the Positions Open classifications will be ed­
ited to exclude direct or indirect references t o 
race, creed, color, age, and sex as conditions of 
employment.

Classified advertising orders and copy, and cancellations, 
should be addressed to the Advertising Department, 50 
East Huron Street, Chicago 60611, and should reach that 
office before the second of the month preceding publi­
cation of issue desired. Copy received after that time 
may be held for the next issue.

Rate for classified advertising is $1.30 per printed line. 
No additional charge is made for nonmember advertising.

POSITIONS OPEN

Administration

ASSISTANT UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN to share in planning 
and implementation of professional staff career develop­
ment, library information and acquisitions programs and 
to assist with the development of the library budget. 
Assumes responsibility for the University . Libraries in the 
absence of the University Librarian. Requirements: earned 
MLS and demonstrated administrative abilities, should 
have thorough understanding of applications of tech­
nology to library operations. Must have skills and flexi­
bility to work with union and non-union library staff. 
Minimum salary $22,000. Send complete credentials to 
Charles D. Churchwell, Univ. Libn., Brown Univ., Box A, 
Providence, Rl 02912. An equal opport unity/affirm at ive 
action employer.

DIRECTOR, Denison Memorial Medical Library at the 
Univ. of Colorado Medical Center. MLS or equivalent 
and experience with medical or research libraries re­
quired. Salary negotiable depending on qualification, 
minimum $25,000. Send curriculum vitae, bibliography 
and recommendations to David W. Talmage, M.D., Box 
2781, Univ. of Colo. Med. Ctr., 4200 E. 9th Ave., Denver, 
CO 80220. An equal opportunity employer.

CH IEF.O F PROCESSING DIVISION with administrative 
responsibility for †he Acquisitions, Bindery, and Catalog

Departments serving a central library and 47 branches. 
Annual library materials budget over $1 million. Salary 
range $ 18,036—$20,960. Liberal fringe benefits. Minimum 
requirements include degree from ALA-accred¡†ed library 
school, 7 years of experience including 3 years in a re­
sponsible supervisory capacity in technical services. Please 
direct inquiries immediately to Employment Representa­
tive, Free Lib. of Philadelphia, Logan Sq., Philadelphia, 
PA 19103.

LIBRARIAN: Amherst College, an institution committed 
to excellence in undergraduate liberal arts education, 
seeks a person interested in †he world of books and with 
demonstrated ability in library administration to be 
librarian of the College. Salary (minimum $18,000) com­
mensurate with qualifications and experience. Position to 
be filled by 7/1/75. Please write, with curriculum vitae 
and references, to Prof. Richard Cody, Chrm., Search 
Comm., Eng. Dept ., Amherst College, Amherst, MA 
0IC02. An equal opport unity /a ffi rmative action employer.

HEAD INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS COLLECTION LI­
BRARIAN. The University of Arizona is seeking a pro­
fessional librarian to fill the above position. The Instruc­
tional Materials Collection is a separate branch of the Main 
Library system. The Head Librarian, and only profes­
sional in this branch, is responsible for portions of the 
acquisitions and cataloging of instructional materials 
items and entirely responsible for selection, circulation, 
reserve, etc., procedures. The librarian filling this posi­
tion must provide reference service in the broadest sense 
for instructional materials in †he College of Education 
and orientation for student teachers in †he role of in­
structional materials in teaching. He/she must work 
closely with the Faculty in developing †he collection to 
meet the needs of the College of Education. The li­
brarian filling this position must have a master's degree 
from an ALA-accredit ed library school, training in edu­
cational methods or teaching experience, and †he ability 
to work independently. Qualities which will be favorably 
considered are: supervisory experience, knowledge of 
instructional materials and curriculum development, knowl­
edge of, and experience with, †he use of audiovisual ma­
terials in instructional programs, and understanding 
of †he role of a branch library in a large university 
setting. Starting salary will be between $12,000 and 
$13,000 per year. Professional librarians at †he University 
have faculty status, but 12-mon†h appointments with 24 
days per year of paid vacation, 12 days of sick leave 
and a variety of health and retirement plans to choose 
from. Applications for this position will not be accepted 
after 11/30/74. Send inquiries and resumes to W. David 
Laird, Univ. Libn., Univ. of Ariz., Tucson, AZ 85721. An 
equal opportunity employer.

ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES. Available 7/1/75. 
To plan, direct and administer all collection development 
activities, and technical services. Qualifications: Master's 
degree from accredited library school; additional re­
search, doctorate preferred; 15 years of academic library 
experience. Salary minimum $20,000. Deadline for ap p li­
cations: 12/10/74. Apply Robert H. DeWitt, Asst. Dir. of 
Ls., Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, CO 80523. An 
equal opportunity employer.

PERSONNEL OFFICER. Staff officer reporting to Director 
of Libraries. Responsible for planning, organizing, co­
ordinating activities of a large academic library related 
to recruitment, employment, staff development, benefits, 
and working conditions affecting 107 FTE librarians, 224 
FTE support staff, and 107 FTE students. MLS from ALA- 
accredi†ed library school program, personnel manage­
ment training or experience and library experience. Dem­
onstrated ability to work harmoniously with faculty, staff 
and students. Salary $ 16,500—$20,000. 24 days' vacation, 
TIAA retirement and various medical plans available. 
Application deadline 12/1/74. Contact Marion Milczewskî, 
Dir. of Ls., Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195. An 
equal opportunity employer.

ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN for Reader Services. Qualifica­
tions: A degree from an accredited library school, sub­
stantial experience in an academic library; at least 5 
years in a responsible administrative position. Responsi­
bilities: Accountable †o the University Librarian for †he 
effective administration of the Reader Services areas of 
†he Library System, including †he Engineering, Mathe­
matics and Science Divisional Library, the Environmental 
Studies Branch Library, the Government Publications De­
partment, and †he Circulation and Reference Departments

265