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New York State Library Assistants' Association 2019 NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS’ ASSOCIATION 2019 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Published January 2020 2019 NYSLAA MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY (28th Edition) DIRECTORY EDITORS Donna Hanna Ruth V. Oberg New York State Library Assistants’ Association (NYSLAA) Published January 2020 Contact Donna Hanna, NYSLAA Membership Secretary to receive a print copy of this directory. TABLE OF CONTENTS NYSLAA Executive Council Members for 2020 ........................................................................... ii Introduction .................................................................................................................................... iii Years of Membership in NYSLAA for 2019 Members ................................................[pie chart 1] Membership Alphabetical Listing .............................................................................................. 1-12 Types of Institutions Represented by 2019 Members ....................................................[pie chart 2] Institutional Alphabetical Listing ............................................................................................. 15-19 NYSLAA’s Membership Growth ...........................................................................................[graph] Regional Index ......................................................................................................................... 21-24 NYSLAA 2019 Regional Representation .....................................................................[pie chart 3] New York State Regional Map .................................................................................................[map] NYSLAA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS January 1, 2020 - December 31, 2020 PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT AMBASSADOR and Kathy Rossello CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT East Greenbush Community Library REVIEW BOARD COORDINATOR 10 Community Way Michele Matthews East Greenbush, NY 12061 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Phone: (518) 477-7476 ext.108 - FAX: (518) 477- Richard Gilman Folsom Library 6692 110 8th Street Email: rossek@eglibrary Troy, NY 12180 Phone: (518) 276-8337 - FAX: (518) 276-8559 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Email: [email protected] Nora Renda SUNY Buffalo Lockwood Memorial Library MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY Buffalo, NY 14260 Donna Hanna Phone: (716) 645-8587 Milne Library Email: [email protected] SUNY Geneseo 1 College Circle TREASURER Geneseo, NY 14454 Carrie Goetz Phone: (585) 245-5508 - FAX: (585) 245-5997 University at Buffalo Email: [email protected] Libraries Annex 3850 Rensch Road RECORDING SECRETARY Amherst, NY 14228 Tammy Southard Phone: (716) 645-5113 - FAX: (716) 636-4326 SUNY Oneonta Email: [email protected] James M. Milne Library 108 Ravine Pkwy CONFERENCE COORDINATOR Oneonta, NY 13820-4014 Wendy Freier Phone: (607) 436-2727 - FAX: (607) 436-7045 Geneva Public Library Email: [email protected] 244 Main Street Geneva, NY 14456 Phone: (315) 789-5303 Email: [email protected] ii INTRODUCTION This is the 28th edition of the New York State Library Assistants’ Association Membership Directory. This directory includes 271 members representing 120 individual libraries from 97 different institutions. It continues to provide a network for communication among us all, which enables us to further our personal growth. I would like to thank Ruth V. Oberg for her help with proofreading. This directory is available online in a continuing effort to become more “green.” We print a limited number for archival purposes and upon request for those who do not have online access. The Executive Council page reflects the officers in place for the 2020 membership year. The directory itself is in three sections. The first section is the Membership Alphabetical Listing. This section contains the members for the 2019 membership year in alphabetical order and lists their title, years of membership, Certificate of Achievement reference for those who have earned theirs, institution, library, work phone number and email address if provided. If a member has retired, we have listed the institution where they were working when they retired. The second section, or Institutional Alphabetical Listing, is a list of all represented institutions in alphabetical order with libraries, addresses and respective members. The Regional Index is third, is much the same as past years, and the New York State Regional Map follows. Also included, are three pie charts and a graph, located in related areas of the directory, so you can see where you stand in the membership ranks as far as years of membership, type of institution and representation from your region. On the Regional Representation pie chart, the regional names are included for clarification. We appreciate any comments or suggestions that will enhance future editions. Please feel free to contact me regarding any corrections or questions. Respectfully, Donna Hanna NYSLAA Membership Secretary & Chair of the Membership Committee iii Years of Membership in NYSLAA for 2019 Members 22 yrs.: 4 23 yrs.: 10 24 yrs.: 2 21 yrs.: 4 25 yrs.: 5 20 yrs.: 4 27 yrs. 0 30 yrs. 8 19 yrs.: 6 28 yrs. 3 29 yrs. 2 1816 yrs.:yrs.: 23 17 yrs.: 4 New: 62 15 yrs.: 6 2 yrs.: 24 14 yrs.: 4 13 yrs.: 9 3 yrs.: 17 12 yrs.: 7 4 yrs.: 12 11 yrs.: 9 9 yrs.: 4 5 yrs.: 19 7 yrs.: 9 6 yrs.: 9 10 yrs.: 9 8 yrs.: 9 MEMBERSHIP ALPHABETICAL LISTING Abbamonte, Claire Andrew, Judith M. Baroch, Ashley Library Assistant II Music Cataloging and Acquisition Library Assistant 15 years of membership Specialist 7 years of membership New City Library 30 years of membership Certificate of Achievement Recipient (845) 634-4997 Certificate of Achievement Recipient Florida Public Library [email protected] Ithaca College Library (845) 651-7659 (607) 274-3882 [email protected] Agard, Brenta [email protected] Library Technical Assistant II Barr, Carolyn C. 2 years of membership Anthony-Palmer, Laureen Retired from Tompkins County New York Public Library for the Library Assistant Public Library Performing Arts 7 years of membership 30 years of membership (212) 870-1718 Webster Public Library [email protected] (585) 872-7075 ext.6130 Bartow, Dawn M. [email protected] Business Manager Albright, Betty 25 years of membership Office Assistant II Arrendel, Beatriz Potsdam Public Library 1 year of membership Senior Collections Processing Asso- (315) 265-7230 SUNY Oswego ciate [email protected] Penfield Library 4 years of membership (315) 312-2560 New York Public Library Bastian, Alexandra [email protected] Library Services Center IT Manager (917) 229-9550 1 year of membership Allaire, Nancy [email protected] Manlius Library Library Clerk (315) 682-6400 4 years of membership Ayala-Castro, Amanda [email protected] Guernsey Memorial Library Collection Processing Assistant (607) 334-4034 3 years of membership Baxter, Delores [email protected] New York Public Library Library Assistant Library Services Center 16 years of membership Allen, Hope (917) 229-9617 University of Rochester Library Clerk II [email protected] Carlson Library 1 year of membership (585) 273-5209 SUNY Plattsburgh Baberkova, Paraskeva (Pepa) T. [email protected] Feinberg Library Library Assistant (518) 564-5199 3 years of membership Bell, Naciah [email protected] Baldwinsville Public Library Staff Assistant (315) 635-5631 5 years of membership Anderson, Jill [email protected] University at Buffalo Outreach Services Assistant Lockwood Memorial Library 1 year of membership Bachman, Todd (716) 645-2510 Queens Borough Public Library Library Clerk [email protected] Central Library 2 years of membership (347) 210-411 Guernsey Memorial Library Bell, Mary Beth [email protected] (607) 334-4034 Retired from SUNY Oswego 2 years of membership Andreu, Theo Barber, Patricia [email protected] Collection Management Assis- Information Delivery & Access tant Services Beltran, Amy 1 year of membership 2 years of membership Information Assistant Nazareth College Alfred University 1 year of membership Lorette Wilmot Library Scholes Library New York Public Library (585) 389-2124 (607) 871-2947 53rd Street Library [email protected] [email protected] (212) 714-8400 [email protected] 1 Benjamin, Alexander Birchler, Adrienne Button, Vickie Library Clerk II Volunteer Retired from Southern Tier Library 2 years of membership 14 years of membership System SUNY Oneonta Certificate of Achievement Recipient 24 years of membership James M. Milne Library William K. Sanford Public Library Certificate of Achievement Recipient (607) 436-2796 (518) 458-9274 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cabrera, Richard Berl, Terry L. Bishop, Melanie Library Information Assistant Retired from College at Brockport Clerk 2 years of membership 23 years of membership 1 year of membership New York Public Library Certificate of Achievement Recipient Livonia Public Library Mulberry Street Branch [email protected] (585) 346-3450 (212) 966-3424 [email protected] [email protected] or Best, Chandra [email protected] Office Associate I Blatche, Shelby Campany, Dawn B. 12 years of membership Paralibrary for Technology Training Library Assistant New York Public Library 1 year of membership 22 years of membership Mott Haven Branch Community Library of DeWitt & Certificate of Achievement Recipient (718) 665-4878 Jamesville Parish Public Library [email protected] (315) 446-3578 (315) 625-7130 [email protected] [email protected] Bezkorowajny, Carol A. Head of Circulation Automation & Bleaux, Jennifer
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