From the University of Pittsburgh, Health Sciences Library System Newsletter: “Reference Librarian Ester Saghafi retired at the end of June 2015 after 33 years of service. She began her career at Pitt in the library at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic (WPIC) as both a cataloger and reference librarian. After the WPIC
Barbara A. Wright has announced her plans to retire after more than 35 years of library service. She began her career in the Fayetteville NC Area Health Education Center and held the position of Director for 12 years. After serving as Outreach Coordinator in the NN/LM South Central Region for nearly two
Stephanie Fridie retired in May 2014. She worked as a reference librarian for Blackwell Library, Salisbury University for nearly 35 years. She was instrumental in keeping all of library’s database information organized on top of her liaison duties to the Nursing, Psychology and Health Sciences departments. She plans on working part time
Susan Hardee, MLS is retiring May 15th, 2015 from Wake AHEC (Area Health Education Center) located at WakeMed Health & Hospitals. For the last 23 years, Susan has provided library services to healthcare professionals in the 9 county AHEC region as well as the 10,000 physicians and staff at WakeMed Health and
Margaret Norden is retiring this year. She has been MAC member since she moved here in 1988 to be a reference librarian at Marymount University. Here she has been liaison and selector for the School of Health Professions which includes Nursing, Health Sciences and Physical Therapy. Before that, while she was acquisitions
Margaret Eilene Moore is retiring after 25+ years at UNC Chapel Hill Health Sciences Library in public services and administration. Her undergraduate education and library school training prepared her for working in music libraries, but landing in Salt Lake City after graduating from the University of Michigan, her first professional job was
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 and a brief biography to be posted on
Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? The Honors and Awards Committee of MAC, in order to recognize the value of your library service, is asking you to send your name and a brief biography to be posted
Katherine Rickett will be retiring from the Laupus Library at East Carolina University onOctober 1, 2014. Katherine earned her MSLS at the Catholic University of America, and her MSEd from Old Dominion University. She has worked as a health sciences librarian in hospital, public, and academic libraries. In 2006 she joined the
A Library Legacy to be proud of… “Think of it like a pebble thrown into a pond—the ripples continue to grow and grow until they cover the entire pond. That’s what Sara did—she helped change the way people think about perioperative nursing.”– Ronda Gunnet, AORN If you ask a perioperative nurse or
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