Star Archives: DC
Pat from a library in Newark, DE,
is a Star because Pat manages the Newark Free Library and also serves on the Leadership Team to manage New Castle County libraries. In this capacity, she has led "NCC Reads…" since 2005 building awareness and support for our county libraries. In 2010, "NCC Reads…Bel Canto with Ann Patchett" was our most successful program with the author visiting Delaware for two speaking engagements. Pat’s commitment to excellence and her vision for library programs is appreciated by patrons and staff. Thanks to Anne for this nomination.
Stacy from a library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because Stacy is a star because she is part of a great team of the Southeast branch library. Together the staff acts a whole in that they support one another in providing vital services to patrons in a timely manner. You come away from this site pleased. Everyone at this site is a star. They have my nomination. Thanks to Milton for this nomination.
Staff from a library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because This staff always treats everyone with the greatest of respect. They are most helpful and are knowledgeable about a wide range of subject matter. You can bet that you want come away from this library empty handed. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
Carrie from a library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because Carrie Russell is a shining star to her colleagues because she works tirelessly on behalf of the members and the library community at large to defend issues related to Copyright and traditional cultural expression. Thanks to Kathy for this nomination.
Tracy from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because I nominate my branch manager Tracy Myers for her ardent ambiance and free spirit. Tracy’s bottom line is teamwork and her patience and outlook is most impressive. These qualities make her unique, thus, she handles a demanding position with relative ease. The best part is, her enthusiasm is contagious. The staff at Chevy Chase Library is fortunate to have her as our president. Thanks to darryl for this nomination.
Staff from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because This staff always treats everyone with the greatest of respect. They are most helpful and are knowledgeable about a wide range of subject matter. You can bet that you want come away from this library empty handed. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
Tawanda from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because She is always full of energy and innovation when it comes to the children programs. Her ideas are bright and she is always able to get everyone involved with her ideas and programs that turn out really awesome. She is also a caring professional and it shows through daily. Eboni is definitely a star and we are lucky to have her at DCPL. Thanks to Eboni for this nomination.
Eboni from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because She is always full of energy and innovation when it comes to the children programs. Her ideas are bright and she is always able to get everyone involved with her ideas and programs that turn out really awesome. She is also a caring professional and it shows through daily. Eboni is definitely a star and we are lucky to have her at DCPL. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
Towanda from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because Sure, anyone can provide adequate external customer service. That’s easy because our profession depends on it. A truly special or unique employee provides non-partisan professionalism to internal customers as well. This star is Towanda Gravitt of Watha T. Daniel/Shaw Library. I had the privilege of working with her at Capitol View Library, and I frequent her current branch in my neighborhood. My experience with her is one of consistent enthusiastic service. Thanks Towanda for making DCPL a fun place to work and visit. Thanks to darryl for this nomination.
Jamila from a public library in Washington, DC,
is a Star because she is a creative, hard-working, innovative library associate who loves teens and knows how to engage them in lively programming and conversations about books. She volunteers for various library projects and always participates enthusiastically. A student in library school, she should have a bright future in librarianship! Thanks to anonymous for this nomination.
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