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CTLS, Inc. Membership Directory 2012 CTLS, Inc. Membership Directory 2012 # = Austin local/metro 1 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Central Texas Library System, Inc. 1005 West 41 st Street, Suite 100 Austin, TX 78756 System Office: 512-583-0704 Toll Free: 800-262-4431 Fax: 512-583-0709 Web Site: www.ctls.net Email: [email protected] CTLS Staff Patricia Tuohy, Executive Director ext. 122 Board Training, long range planning [email protected] Laurie Mahaffey, Deputy Director ext. 18 Adult services, annual reports, new librarian orientation laurie.mahaffey@c tls.net Kim Lehman , Continuing Education Coordinator ext. 17 Youth Services, Ready to Read grant kim.lehman @ctls.net Kam McEvoy, Electronic Resources Specialist ext. 19 Plinkit website design, tech gadgets, E -rate project, CTLS website ka [email protected] Zak Roussel , Technology & TANG Specialist ext. 15 Technical Support & Network Systems Specialist tech @ctls.net Katelyn Patterson, Office Coordinator ext. 13 Accounting, CTLS newsletter, social media, large print katelyn. [email protected] Printing funded in part by the Texas State Library and Archives Commission and the Institute of Museum and Library Services. # = Austin local/metro 2 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Board of CTLS, Inc. Chair : Peggy Gibson Treasurer : Eileen Altmiller Addr : 3110 MacArthur Addr : 200 Houston St. Lago Vista, TX 78645 Buda, TX 78610 Ph : #512-267-3663 Ph : 512-295-4616 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Vice Chair : Larry Ringer Lynne Holle Addr : 4717 St. Andrews Dr., Addr : 1008 Rightmer Lane College Station, TX 77845 Schulenburg, TX 78956 Ph: 979-690-7047 Ph : 979-561-8873 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Secretary : Lyle Thormann Barbara Crossno Addr : 401 Juniper Rd. Addr : 324 N. Mount St. Austin, TX 78746 Fairfield, TX 75840 Ph : #512-306-8896 Ph : 903-389-3316 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] CTLS Long Range Planning Committee Michelle Cervantes Karen Ellis Theresa Strickler Round Rock Public Library Taylo r Public Library Copper Mountain Branch (Killeen) Addr : 216 E. Main Street Addr : 801 Vance St. Addr : 3000 South W.S. Young Dr. Round Rock, TX 78664 Taylor, TX 76574 Killeen, TX 76542 Ph : 512 -218 -7010 Ph : #512-365-2235 Ph : 254-501-7871 Email : mcervantes@round -rock.tx.us Email : [email protected] Fax : 254 -526 -6472 Email : [email protected] Waynette Ditto Peggy Gibson (ex -officio) Lyle Thormann Hewitt Public Library Addr : 3110 MacArthur Addr : 401 Juniper Rd. Addr : 100 Zun i Drive Lago Vista, TX 78645 Austin, TX 78746 Hewitt, TX 76643 Ph : #512 -267 -3663 Ph : #512 -306 -8896 Ph : 254 -666 -2442 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Mickey DuVall James Karney Bastrop Public Library Waco -McLennan County Library System Addr : P.O. Box 670 Addr : 1603 Washington Bastrop, TX 78602 Waco, TX 76701 Ph : #512 -321 -5441 Ph : 254 -750 -5946 Email : [email protected] Fax : 254 -750 -5940 Email : [email protected] # = Austin local/metro 3 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 CTLS Member Libraries M= meeting room capacity T= tech lab OR number of public computers CL= Closed Academic Libraries Austin : Austin Community College Library Services Addr : Administrative Offices Web : http://library.austincc.edu/ 1212 Rio Grande, 78701 Ph : # 512 -223 -3085 Hrs : M -F: 7:30a - 5p Sa -Su: CL Fax : #512 -223 -3431 Dean of Library Sciences : Julie Todaro [email protected] Cypress Creek Campus Library Addr : 1555 Cypress Creek Rd Room 2121 Hrs : M-F: 7:30a-9p Sa: 8a-5p Su: 12p-6p Cedar Park, TX 78613 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -2030 T: Reference : #512 -223 -2037 Fax: Head Librarian : Terry Barksdale [email protected] #512 -223 -2135 Eastview Campus Library Addr : 3401 Webberville Rd. Room 2200 Hrs : M-F: 7:30a-9p Sa: 8a-5p Su: 12p-6p Austin, TX 78702 Ph : #512 -223 -5109 M: Reference: #512-223-5116 Mail : T: Fax : #512 -974 -7483 Head Librarian : Margaret Peloquin [email protected] #512-223-5117 Northridge Campus Library Addr : 119 28 Stonehollow Drive Room 1223 Hrs : M-F: 7:30a-9p Sa: 8a-5p Su: 12p-6p Austin, TX 78758 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -4746 T: Reference : #512 -223 -4744 Fax: Head Librarian : Melinda Townsel [email protected] #512 -223 -4741 Pinnacle Campus Library Addr : 7748 Highway 290 West Room 900 Hrs : M-Th: 7:30a-9p Fr: 7:30a-12p Sa-Su: CL Austin, TX 78736 Mail: M: # = Austin local/metro 4 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Ph : #512 -223 -8113 T: Reference : #512 -223 -8150 Fax: Head Librarian : Leigh Kilman [email protected] #512 -223 -2135 Rio Grande Campus Library Addr : 1212 Rio Grande Room 230.0 Hrs : M-Th: 7:30a-9p Fr: 7:30a-5p Sa: 9a-1p Su: CL Austin, TX 78701 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -3067 T: Reference : #512 -223 -3068 Fax: Head Librarian : Vacan t #512 -223 -3066 Riverside Campus Library Addr : 1020 Grove Blvd. Room 1108 Hrs : M-F: 7:30a-9p Sa: 8a-5p Su: 12p-6p Austin, TX 78741 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -6006 T: Reference : #512 -223 -6005 Fax: Head Librarian : Margaret Peloq uin [email protected] #512 -223 -6003 Round Rock Campus Library Addr : 4400 College Park Drive Room 1301 Hrs : M-Th: 7:30a-9p Fr: 7:30a-5p Sa-Su: CL Austin, TX 78665 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -0104 T: Reference : #512 -223 -0105 Fax: Head Librarian : Sheila Ross Henderson [email protected] #512 -223 -0116 South Austin Campus Library Addr : 1820 West Stassney Lane Room 1201 Hrs : M-F: 7:30a-9p Sa: 8a-5p Su: 12p-6p Austin, TX 78745 Mail: M: Ph : #512 -223 -4746 T: Reference : #512 -223 -4744 Fax: Head Librarian : Pam Spooner [email protected] #512 -223 -9184 # = Austin local/metro 5 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Austin : Austin Public Library Addr : 800 Guadalupe St , 78768 Web : www.ci.austin.tx.us/library/ Mail : P.O. Box 2287 Gen email : Ph : #512 -974 -74 00 Hrs : see branch Fax : M: see branch T: see branch Director: Brenda Branch brenda.branch @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7444 Youth Services Mgr. : David Inabnitt david.inabnitt @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7405 Children’s Services Coord. : Sally sally.mi culek @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7555 Miculek Teen Coord. : Heath Rezabek heath.rezabek @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7341 Youth Program Coord. : Anita Rizley anita.rizley @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9824 Youth Services Librarian: Suzan Nyfeler Suzan.nyfeler @austintexas.go v #512 -974 -7347 Youth Admin Spc. : Phyllis Mendoza phyllis.mendoza @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7506 Notes : branches listed below John Henry Faulk Central Library Addr : 800 Guadalupe Street, 78701 Hrs : M -Th: 10a -9p FSa: 10a -6p Su: 12p -6p Mail: P.O. Box 2287, 78768 M: Ph : #512 -974 -74 00 T: 42, 18 more for youth Ref Fax : #512 -974 -7327 Circ. Fax : #512-974-7308 Library Services Mgr : David Spradling david.spradling@ austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7437 Austin History Center Addr : 810 Guadalupe St. Hrs : M: CL T-Sa: 10a -6p Su: 12p -6p Ph : #512 -974 -7480 M: 62, for use by non -profits only Mail : P.O. Box 2287, 78768 T: none Fax : #512 -974 -7483 Manager : Mike Miller mike.miller @austintexas.gov #512-974-7436 Carver Branch Addr : 1161 Angelina, 78702 Hrs : M-Th: 10a-9p F: CL Sa: 10a-5p Su: 2-6p Ph : #512-974-1010 M: 4 rooms with capacities of 25/ 40 /40 /60 Fax : #512 -974 -1021 T: Managing Librarian : Steve Reich steve.reich @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -1020 Teen Librarian : Jenn Freeman jennifer.freeman @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -1014 Cepeda Branch Addr : 651 N. Pleasant Valley Rd.,78702 Hrs : M-Th: 10a-9p Sa: 10a-5p F & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-7372 M: 45 Fax : #512 -974 -7329 T: Managing Librarian : Sulema Vielma sulema.vielma @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7359 Children’s Librarian : Jean Holland jean.holland @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -7368 # = Austin local/metro 6 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Hampton Branch/Oak Hill Addr : 5125 Convict Hill Rd., 78749 Hrs : M-W: 10a-9p F: 10a-6p Sa: 10a-5p Th & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-9900 M: 2 rooms with capacities of 17/ 70 Fax : #512 -974 -9902 T: irma.flores - Managing Librarian : Irma Flores-Manges #512-974-9898 [email protected] Children’s Librarian : #512 -974 -9897 Howson Branch Addr : 2500 Exposition, 78703 Hrs : M-W: 10a-9p F: 10a-6p S: 10a-5p Th & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-8800 M: 40 Fax : #512 -479 -8554 T: bonita.snyder - Managing Librarian : Bonita Snyder-Jones #512-974-8802 [email protected] Children’s Librarian : Ann Minner ann.min ner @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -8805 Little Walnut Creek Branch Addr : 835 W. Rundberg Lane, 78758 Hrs : M-Th: 10a-9p F: CL S: 10a-5p Su: 2-6p Ph : #512-974-9860 M: 50 Fax : #512 -974 -9865 T: Regional Manager : Tom Moran tom.moran @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9859 Children’s Librarian : Celia Holm celia.holm @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9862 Manchaca Road Branch Addr : 5500 Manchaca Rd., 78745 Hrs : M-Th: 10a -9p F: CL Sa: 10a -5p Su: 2-6p Ph : #512-974-8700 M: 75 Fax : #512 -974 -8701 T: Regional Manager : Patti Fowler patti.fowler @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -8711 Teen Librarian : Jessica Champion jess ica.champion @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -8707 Milwood Branch Addr : 12500 Amherst Dr., 78727 Hrs : M-Th: 10a-9p S: 10a-5p F & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-9880 M: 50 Fax : #512 -974 -9884 T: Managing Librarian : Emily Painton emily.painton @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9881 Children’s Librarian : Josefina Rodriguez- josefina.rodriguez - #512-974-9878 Gibbs [email protected] North Village Branch Addr : 2505 Steck Avenue, 78757 Hrs : M-W: 10a-9p F: 10a-6p S: 10a-5p Th & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-9960 M: 52 Fax : #512 -974 -9965 T: Managing Librarian : Kathleen Kanarski kathleen.kanarski @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9955 Children’s Librarian : Aubrey Sanders aubrey.sanders @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -9958 # = Austin local/metro 7 Last Updated: 5/23/2012 Oak Springs Branch Addr : 3101 Oak Springs Dr., 78702 Hrs : M-W: 10a-9p F: 10a-6p S:10a-5p Th & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-9920 M: 40 Fax : #512 -974 -9924 T: Managing Librarian : Nancy Gemmel [email protected] #512 -974 -9917 Teen Librarian : #512 -974 -9923 Old Quarry Branch Addr : 7051 Village Center Dr., 78731 Hrs : M-Th: 10a-9p S: 10a-5p F & Su: CL Ph : #512-974-8860 M: 60 Fax : #512 -794 -0459 T: Managing Librarian : Patricia Campbell patricia.campbell @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -8865 Children’s Librarian : Debbie Keith debbie.keith @austintexas.gov #512 -974 -8869 Pleasant Hill Branch Addr : 211 E.
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