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American Library Association Emerging Leaders Comprehensive ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 American Library Association Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 – 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor Association for Library Service to 1 Abrams Ingrid 2012 NY Children (ALSC) 2 Accardi Maria 2009 KY 3 Adams Annis 2007 HI Hawaii Library Association Association of College and Research 4 Adams James 2016 OK Libraries (ACRL) Asian Pacific American Librarians 5 Adlawan Lana 2009 NY Association (APALA) American Association of School 6 Ahart Melissa 2010 NY Librarians (AASL) Association of Specialized & Cooperative Library Agencies 7 Ahmed Sara 2015 PA (ASCLA) Akbar- Association of College & Research 8 Williams Tahirah 2012 MD Libraries (ACRL) Asian/Pacific American Librarians 9 Albarillo Frans 2013 NY Association (APALA) Asian/Pacific American Librarians 10 Alburo Jade 2008 CA Association (APALA) Elizabeth 11 Alcock (Jo) 2012 UK 2008/ 12 Alcorta Marissa 9* AZ 13 Aldrich Alan 2008 SD 14 Alexander Rosalind 2011 TX 15 Alford Emily 2009 MI 16 Alteri Suzan 2010 MI Ammons- Library Leadership & Management 17 Stephens Shorlette 2008 NC Association (LLAMA) 18 Amos Laura 2010 VA South Carolina Library Association 19 Amsden Kristin 2017 SC (SCLA) Association of College & Research Libraries -University Libraries Section 20 Anantachai Tarida 2013 NY (ACRL-ULS) 1 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor 21 Ancelet Lisa 2008 TX 22 Anduri Lauren 2008 CA Reference and User Services 23 Angell Katelyn 2014 NY Association (RUSA) 24 Antell Karen 2007 OK Oklahoma Library Association 25 Apodaca Antonio 2017 CA 26 Aponte Tony 2011 CA Association for Library Collections & 27 Appleton Elizabeth 2011 VA Technical Services (ALCTS) 28 Arch Xan 2009 CA 29 Arellano Veronica 2009 TX 30 Armstrong Ellen 2013 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) Pennsylvania Library Association 31 Arnhold Laura 2014 PA (PaLA) Arnold- 32 Garza Sara 2013 MD 33 Artzner Katherine 2008 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) REFORMA - The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish 34 Ascencio Mario A. 2007 VA Speaking International Relations Round Table 35 Atiso Kodjo 2008 Ghana (IRRT) Association of College & Research Libraries - Instruction Section (ACRL- 36 Avalos Xima 2008 CA IS) Pennsylvania Library Association 37 Avery Amanda 2016 (PaLA) 38 Ayar Christine 2009 MI Alabama Instructional Media 39 Ayers Leah 2011 AL Association (AIMA) Association of Specialized & Babcock- Cooperative Library Agencies 40 Ellis Aimee 2012 MD (ASCLA) 41 Badman Derik 2008 PA 42 Baeza Oscar 2010 TX 2008/ Asian Pacific American Librarians 43 Baildon Michelle 9* MA Association (APALA) 44 Bailey Christina 2013 MD 45 Baird Zahra 2007 NY New York Library Association (NYLA) 2 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor 46 Baker Kristine 2009 WA 47 Barbakoff Audrey 2013 WA Public Library Association (PLA) Association of College & Research Libraries -Community & Junior College Libraries Section (ACRL- 48 Barlow Amy 2012 RI CJCLS) Young Adult Library Services 49 Barr Amy 2010 NE Association (YALSA) Previous Cohorts of Emerging 50 Batchelor Michelle 2010 WA Leaders 51 Bazan Natalie 2016 MI 52 Beard Regina 2008 KS Association for Rural & Small 53 Beckett Tameca 2014 DE Libraries (ARSL) 54 Beckmann Holli 2013 NE Nebraska Library Association (NLA) 55 Behe Connie 2011 MT Montana Library Association (MtLA) 56 Belden Dreanna 2007 TX Texas Library Association 57 Bennett Jessica 2017 MO Missouri Library Association (MoLA) 58 Bennett Miranda 2008 TX 59 Berdaner Daniel 2007 TX Association of College & Research Libraries -University Libraries 60 Berman Elizabeth 2011 VT Section (ACRL – ULS) 61 Berman Erin 2014 CA International Relations Round Table 62 Berray Mohamed 2017 FL (IRRT) 63 Besselsen Sandra 2007 MI 64 Beverly Heather 2012 IL Public Library Association (PLA) Government Documents Round 65 Binder Amanda 2013 NC Table (GODORT) 66 Bischoff Cynthia 2007 MD Maryland Library Association 67 Bishop Chanitra 2009 IN Library Leadership and Management 68 Blake Lisa 2017 CO Association (LLAMA) 69 Blake Nora 2007 MA Massachusetts Library Association Association of College and Research Libraries – University Libraries 70 Blas Nataly 2014 NC Section (ACRL-ULS) 71 Blasdel Erica 2011 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) 72 Blowers Alicia 2011 VA American Association of School 3 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor Librarians (AASL) Reference & User Services 73 Boatright Beth 2015 Association (RUSA) Missouri Association of School 74 Bober Tom 2015 MO Librarians (MASL) 75 Bobilin Erik 2011 NY New Jersey Association of School 76 Bocchino April 2008 NJ Librarians (NJASL) 77 Bodewes Edward 2012 IL 78 Bodine Kristen 2012 CO Boles 79 (Leitnaker) Jenna 2010 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) 80 Boman Craig 2016 OH 81 Bond Jeffrey 2010 TX 82 Booker Latrice 2009 IN Loriene Roy, ALA Past President, 83 Booth Char 2007 OH 2007-2008 84 Bosch Eileen 2010 CA Office for Intellectual Freedom (OIF) Library & Information Technology 85 Boule Michelle 2007 TX Association (LITA) 86 Bowers Steven 2008 MI Association of College & Research Libraries - Science & Technology 87 Boyce Crystal M. 2015 IL Section (ACRL-STS) 88 Bradley Beau T. 2015 MD Bradley 89 Leighton Sarah 2007 DC Alabama School Library Association 90 Brand Sandra 2014 AL (ASLA) 91 Braun Mary 2013 MT Montana Library Association Association of College & Research Libraries - College Libraries Section 92 Breitbach William 2011 CA (ACRL - CLS) 93 Brewer Amanda 2009 SC Public Library Association (PLA) 94 Brezina Lori 2009 NE Nebraska Library Association (NLA) 95 Breznau Adrienne 2012 CO 96 Bridges Laurie 2008 OR 97 Bridgewater Rachel 2007 WA American Indian Library Association 98 Bridwell Joy 2017 MT (AILA) 99 Briggs Lea 2007 SD 4 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor Missouri Association of School 100 Bright Megan 2016 MO Librarians (MASL) Library Leadership & Management 101 Brisbin Melissa 2011 NJ Association (LLAMA) South Carolina Library Association 102 Broughton Jason 2016 SC (SCLA) 103 Brown Sonnet 2010 LA Brown- 104 Harden Kimberly 2008 IN 105 Brumley Kristine 2011 ID Idaho Library Association Association for Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies 106 Bryce Sara 2013 WI (ASCLA) 107 Buchsbaum Kathy 2008 NY Association of Library Collections 108 Buckland Hannah 2015 MN and Technical Services (ALCTS) Government Documents Round 109 Buckner Sean 2016 TX Table (GODORT) 110 Bugg Kimberley 2010 GA 111 Bullard Kristen 2008 AZ 112 Burgin Kaya 2015 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) 113 Burlingame Kathleen 2012 NY 114 Burton Derrick 2016 IA 115 Byrd Bretagne 2014 MT Montana Library Association(MtLA) 116 Cackowski Beth 2008 NJ Government Documents Round 117 Camacho Martha 2011 CA Table (GODORT) Government Documents Round 118 Camia Erwin 2015 DC Table (GODORT) 119 Caminita Cristina 2013 LA 120 Campbell Lisa 2011 AL Cardenas- Library Leadership & Management 121 Dow Melissa 2011 CA Association (LLAMA) Carr 122 (Sydnor) Stephanie 2010 KY 123 Carrillo Karla I. 2015 CA South Carolina Library Association 124 Carter J. Drusilla 2010 SC (SCLA) 125 Carter Monifa 2010 DE Delaware Library Association (DLA) 5 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor Association of Library Collections 126 Cascio Keri 2007 MO and Technical Services (ALCTS) Castle- 127 Alberts Kimberly 2012 OH Ohio Library Council (OLC) 128 Cavallaro Nicole 2008 FL Celis- 129 Carbajal Paloma 2008 WI Chinese American Librarians 130 Cen Wei 2013 FL Association (CALA) Library Instruction Round Table 131 Chaffin Ted 2008 FL (LIRT) 132 Chamblee Genevia 2010 GA Chinese American Librarians 133 Chan Emily 2013 CA Association (CALA) Asian/Pacific American Librarians 134 Chan Tina 2012 NY Association (APALA) Association of College & Research 135 Chang Hui - Fen 2010 OK Libraries (ACRL) 136 Chanse Andrew 2008 AZ REFORMA - The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish 137 Chavez Kristl 2008 AZ Speaking Asian Pacific American Librarians 138 Chen Jeannie 2010 CA Association (APALA) 139 Chernaik Anne 2007 IL Mary Pergander 140 Chiavaroli Melissa 2012 RI 141 Chimato Mary 2008 CA 142 Chittenden Lloyd 2009 CO Association for Library Collections 143 Chiu Anastasia 2017 PA and Technical Services (ALCTS) 144 Chow Lisa 2010 NY Public Library Association (PLA) 145 Chow Tiffany K. 2015 CA 146 Clark Heather 2007 CO STARS 147 Cleman Jodie 2007 MD Map and Geospatial Information 148 Clemons Jessica 2013 NY Round Table (MAGIRT) 149 Clewell Natalie 2010 GA Association of College & Research Libraries - Instruction Section (ACRL- 150 Click Amanda 2012 NC IS) 6 ALA Emerging Leaders Comprehensive Roster – Classes 2007 - 2017 No. Last_Name First_Name Class State** Sponsor 151 Coats Anna 2015 NJ Public Library Association (PLA) Library & Information Technology 152 Coble Zach 2013 PA Association (LITA) 153 Cochran Dory 2016 Utah Washington Library Media 154 Coker Stephen 2009 WA Association (WLMA) 155 Cole Heather 2008 MA 156 Cole Holly 2008 UT 157 Colgoni Andrew 2012 CA Association of College & Research Libraries - Community & Junior College Libraries Section (ACRL- 158 Collier Elda 2008 TX CJCLS) 159 Collins Georgia 2008 SC 160 Colombo Sarah 2017 LA 161 Comito Lauren
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