Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be
Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be
Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be
Congratulations to Jill Foust on her retirement after a 33-year career at Pitt. You can read more about her career and accomplishments at: Celebrating the Career of HSLS Librarian Jill Foust Email
Virginia (Ginger) Carden retired after 35 years at the Medical Center Library & Archives, Duke University. Ginger earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and a Master’s of Library Science degree from the University of Illinois. She began her professional career as a Reference Librarian and during her tenure at Duke, she has
Dear colleagues, In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be posted on the MAC Messages blog. We would also like to honor all retirees at the virtual MAC Annual Meeting on October 25-27,
Melissa Nasea earned a BA and MSLS from Wayne State University (in Detroit) and an MBA from East Carolina University (in Greenville, NC). She became a Distinguished Member of the AHIP in 2006. Melissa came to the Laupus Health Sciences Library at East Carolina University on October 1, 1982 and retired on
Sue Stigleman retired on June 13, 2020 from Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC) in Asheville, North Carolina, where she had worked since 1994. After meeting library school students while living in the graduate dorm at UCLA, she switched from her original career path to medical librarianship. During her internship at the
In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be posted on the MAC Messages blog. We would also like to honor all retirees at the MAC Annual Meeting on October 18-20, 2020. MAC retirees
Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? In order to recognize the value of your library service, the MAC Honors and Awards Committee is asking you to send your name, a picture and a brief biography to be posted on
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