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Paige from an academic library in Smryna, TN, is a Star because given the fact she uses a library the size of my living room, Paige somehow manages to deal with over 300 students a day. She not only works with students searching for academic resources and fixing computer errors, but is able to establish a personal relationship with every student. She has turned the library into a second student lounge for many students. - Anonymous
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Cathy from an academic library in Knoxville, TN, is a Star because she rocks! She is always willing to help with projects, provide constructive criticism and share ideas. Her sense of humor, wit, and creativity come through in all she does. I love every opportunity I have to work with her! – Michelle
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Emmy from a school library in Collierville, TN, is a Star because she is a rock! Emmy never gets flustered, regardless of how many 6th graders are crowding her desk asking for the newest book in the latest YA series. She is a star because she is incredibly artistic and creative, and she does beautiful library displays. – Leah
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Kathleen from a school library in Franklin, TN, is a Star because she works hard and you can always count on her! She know the kids and the collection very well. And she’s fun to talk to! – Lisa
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Kathleen from a school library in Franklin, TN, is a Star because she works hard to make the library a fun place to be. Kathleen knows students by name and helps them when they have questions. – Ann
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Gloria from a public library in Murfreesboro, TN, is a Star because she is always ready to help you find the a book to read. She can match the person with the right books. Any library is lucky to have her working there. – Anonymous
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Dave from a public library in MURFREESBORO, TN, is a Star because he is always willing to assist. Patrons flock to him because of the level of care he show. A true gentleman. – Anonymous
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The Library Staff from a special library in All Over the U.S.A is a Star because they all work together as a team and embody the true spirit of “one firm” even though they are spread all across the United States – Karen
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Hope from an academic library in Henderson, TN, is a Star because she was committed to helping others shine. Hope Shull was the library director at Freed-Hardeman University until she passed away this week after a 2 year fight with ovarian cancer. Even though ill, she was a dynamic leader professionally and in the community. She began and organized a weekend snack pack program in the county for hungry children, spearheaded both campus and community beautification programs, ran in fund-raising 5K races, was co-director for the largest summer camp on campus for many years, and devoted herself to helping our university students succeed in their academic careers. She gave of herself tirelessly for others. She was our shining star and inspiration.- Shirley
