ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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Personnel
P R O F IL E

W. Carl Jackson has assumed the position 
of dean, University Libraries at Indiana Univer­
sity effective the first of this year.

Mr. Jackson comes to Indiana after seven 
years as director of libraries at Penn State. 
While there, he doubled the book collections, 
worked for and achieved faculty status for li­
brarians, and oversaw the building of a dozen 
new libraries on various campuses. In 1972, he 
received the Distinguished Service Award for 
the Pennsylvania Library Association. Prior to 
Penn State he worked at the Universities of 
Tennessee, Iowa, Minnesota, and Colorado.

At Indiana Mr. Jackson intends to focus par­
ticularly on greater staff participation in policy 
making, along with developing the recently 
achieved academic status there. At the same 
time, he will try to develop the concept of a 
unified “system” at the multicampus university, 
and pay particular attention to automation 
plans.

Mr. Jackson replaces Dr. Robert A. Miller, 
who retired from administration to teach at In­
diana’s Graduate Library School.

* * *
Also joining the Indiana Graduate Library 

School faculty will be D avid Kaser, director of 
libraries at Cornell University since 1968, who 
will be leaving his present position at the end 
of this summer. Long a professional leader, ac­
tive in ALA, and a former editor of College and 
Research Libraries, Mr. Kaser will primarily be 
engaged in research at Indiana.

A P P O I N T M E N T S
Nancy Balz—associate librarian II, McKeldin 

Library—University of Maryland, College 
Park.

Marjorie Bilk—Catalog librarian, Paul Mellon 
Center for British Art and British Studies— 
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut.

John Bollier—public services librarian. Divin­
ity Library—Yale University, New Haven, 
Connecticut.

Jennifer Cargill—assistant science librarian— 
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

Susan Chandler—associate librarian I, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Kathryn Crawford—serials cataloger, Ernest 
Stevenson Bird Library—Syracuse Univer­
sity, New York.

Rosanne D ’Aprile—associate librarian I, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Wilfred D evine—associate librarian II, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Marcia D orfman—head mathematics and sci­
ence librarian—Miami University library, 
Oxford, Ohio.

Charles D ove—associate librarian I, Engineer­
ing Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Hilma R. Ebanks—reference librarian, Ernest 
Stevenon Bird Library—Syracuse Univer­
sity, New York.

Charles Fineman—humanities bibliographer— 
Yale University library, New Haven, Con­
necticut.

Suzanne F rankie—assistant executive director 
—Association of Research Libraries.

Catherine Garland—associate librarian II, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Jeffrey J. Gardner—OMS management re­
search specialist—Association of Research 
Libraries.

Priscilla M. Graham—assistant documents li­
brarian—California Polytechnic State 
University, San Luis Obispo.

John H. Gribben—chairman of the executive 
committee—Southeastern Library Net­
work.

Bessie K. Hahn—bibliographer of the sciences, 
Ernest Stevenson Bird Library—Syracuse 
University, New York.

Alice Hall—department of transportation li­
brarian—Massachusetts Institute of Tech­
nology, Cambridge.

Brenda Hemmingway—associate librarian I, 
McKeldin Library—University of Mary­
land, College Park.

Mary Henderson—head of social sciences, E r­
nest Stevenson Bird Library—Syracuse Uni­
versity, New York.

Rita Hirschman—personnel librarian—Ohio 
State University library, Columbus.

George T. Johnson—director of the University 
Library—Central State University, W il­
berforce, Ohio.

Patricia King—assistant social sciences librarian 
—Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.

F. Raymond Long—head, Medical Sciences Li­
brary—University of California, Irvine.

Arvindray Makadia—research associate, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Gregory Malinowski—associate librarian I, 
McKeldin Library—University of Mary­
land, College Park.



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James Miller—associate librarian I, McKeldin 
Library—University of Maryland, College 
Park.

Margret Moylan—reference librarian, Medical 
Library—Yale University, New Haven, 
Connecticut.

Hilary Murray—circulation librarian (H ay­
d e n )—Massachusetts Institute of Tech­
nology, Cambridge.

David Needham—catalog librarian. Music Li­
brary—Yale University, New Haven, Con­
necticut.

Jane L. Nelson—head, purchasing division— 
Ohio State University library, Columbus.

Marilyn Nelson—associate librarian II, Un­
dergraduate Library—University of Mary­
land, College Park.

Barbara Nicholson—assistant director for 
readers’ services—Miam i University library, 
Oxford, Ohio.

Philip M. O’Brien—college librarian—W hit­
tier College, California.

Elizabeth Penski—associate librarian I I , Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Mary Prewitt—associate librarian I, McKeldin 
Library—University of Maryland, College 
Park.

Eileen E. Pritchard—science-technology ref­
erence librarian—California Polytechnic 
State University, San Luis Obispo.

Ellen Roth—librarian I, Undergraduate Li­
brary—University OF Maryland, College 
Park.

Jeremie Rouchon—associate librarian I, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Sylvia Savoy—associate librarian I, Undergrad­
uate Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Leslie W. Sheridan—associate law librarian, 
Tarlton Law Library—University of Texas, 
Austin.

Patricia Schuman—library science editor of 
book editorial division—R. R. Bowker Com­
pany.

Paula R. Scott—reference librarian—Cali­
fornia Polytechnic State University, 
San Luis Obispo.

Sharon Taber—associate librarian I, McKeldin 
Library—University of Maryland, College 
Park.

Alan Taylor—assistant director for reader ser­
vices—University of Maryland libraries. 
College Park.

Jane Weisemann—associate librarian II, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Linda B. West—senior assistant librarian, cata­
log department, Olin Library—Cornell 
University.

Faye Williamson—associate librarian I, Mc­
Keldin Library—University of Maryland, 
College Park.

Susan Woodford—assistant science librarian— 
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 
Cambridge.

James Wright—executive secretary of the As­
sociation OF Recorded Sound Collec­
tions.

Jeffrey Yeh—assistant research programmer, 
McKeldin Library—University of Mary­
land, College Park.

R E T IR E M E N T S
George D. Cary, who has served as Reg­

ister of Copyrights since late 1971, retired on 
March 9 after thirty-five years of government 
service, twenty-six in the Library of Congress.

Benjamin Whitten, college librarian of 
W hittier College, Whittier, California will re­
tire in August after forty years of service.

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March 31, 1973 13,687

March 31, 1972 10,395

March 31, 1971 10,101

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