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 for the Commonwealth Campus Libraries 
section of the Pennsylvania State University li­
braries, University Park.

G r a h a m  R .  H i l l  has assumed the position 
of director of archives and special collections 
and administrative intern at the Mills Memorial 
Library, McMaster University, Hamilton, On­
tario, Canada.

M r s . S a n d r a  H o f f m a n  has assumed the 
duties of an acquisitions librarian at Montreal’s 
Sir George Williams University library, Canada.

M i c h a e l  H o o d  is the new collections coordi­
nator at the library of Sir George Williams 
University in Montreal, Canada.

C l i n t o n  N. H o w a r d  has been named as as­
sistant reference librarian at the University of 
Kansas libraries, Lawrence.

S a r a h  A. H u c k a b y  has joined the faculty of 
the School of Library Science of The University 
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, as an assistant pro­
fessor.

M r s . R e b e c c a  R .  I l g  has joined the staff of 
the Georgia Southern College library, States­
boro, as serials librarian with the rank of In­
structor of Library Science.

M r s . S a b i n a  J a c o b s o n  has assumed the po­
sition of chief reference librarian at the George 
Washington University library in Washington, 
D.C.

M r s . R o s a  J e n  i s  now cataloger of the Law 
Library, at the University of South Carolina.

T h a d  J o n e s  has joined the Georgia Southern 
College library, Statesboro, staff as a member 
of the reference department.

M a r j o r i e  I. K e l l e y  is the new head of the 
cataloging department at Mills Memorial Li­
brary of McMaster University in Hamilton, On­
tario, Canada.

M r s . N a n c y  K u b e s h  is now nonprint librari­
an at Sir George Williams University library in 
Montreal, Canada.

N a n c y  L e c l e r c  is now reference librarian 
at the Science and Engineering Library of Sir 
George Williams University in Montreal, Can­
ada.

M a r g a r e t  M a c l e l l a n d  has received ap­
pointment as systems librarian at Sir George 
Williams University library of Montreal, Can­
ada.

D e b o r a h  N e s s  is the newly appointed ref­
erence librarian at Boston University’s Mugar 
Memorial Library.

P a u l  O d u m  is now the new business librari­
an at the University of South Carolina, Colum­
bia.

D o n a l d  O e h l e r t s  is now director of li­
braries, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

E d w a r d  O ’ H a r a  has accepted an appoint­
ment as social science order librarian at the 
Mugar Memorial Library of Boston University.

M a r g a r e t  P e r t w e e  has been appointed se­
rials librarian at the library of Sir George Williasm

 University in Montreal, Canada.
J a m e s  A. P o l l o c k  is the new assistant li­

brarian of Central Virginia Community College.
L i l l i a n  R u b i n l i c h t  has been named cata­

loging librarian at Sir George Williams Univer­
sity library in Montreal, Canada.

M a r i l y n  S a l a z a r  has joined the American 
Library Association as minority recruitment 
specialist to direct the Illinois Minorities Man­
power Pilot Project, a program funded by the 
Illinois State Library and administered through 
the ALA Office for Recruitment.

J o n  S. S c h u l t z  has become law librarian at 
the University of South Carolina, Columbia.

M r s . T a f i l a  A. S p e n c e  is the new acting as­
sistant reference librarian at McMaster Univer­
sity’s Mills Memorial Library in Hamilton, On­
tario, Canada.

C a r o l e e  T o l o t t i  has been appointed as 
reference librarian at Boston University’s Mugar 
Memorial Library.

B a r b a r a  v o n  W a h l d e  has assumed the po­
sition of associate director for technical process­
ing at the University of West Florida library.

J o h n  K. W a l t e r s  joined the cataloging staff 
of the University of South Carolina libraries, 
Columbia, on July 15. ■■

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