Star Archives: TX
Candy from a public library in Austin, TX
is a Star because Candy works very hard in our library. She is always willing to help and completes all of her tasks on time and with a smile. She is also very professional when working the library service’s desk. Thanks to Galen for this nomination.
Lela from an academic library in Dallas, TX
is a Star because She is always very helpful and proactive. When I need a second opinion on something she is always willing to discuss with me. She also is a patron advocate and is always thinking of them when it comes to making the library a better place. She is a very positive person and a joy to work with. Thanks to April for this nomination.
Kelly from an academic library library in Fort Worth, Tx
is a Star because Let me say that this person has helped me to no end since I’ve been @ TCC NW campus Walsh Library. She is fun and she is hard working. This person is a Library Assistant @ NW campus Walsh Library. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
Kathryn from an academic library library in Fort Worth, Tx
is a Star because This particular person has helped me to no end since I’ve been @ TCC NW campus Walsh Library. She is fun and enjoyable to be around. This person is Senior Secretary @ TCC NW campus Walsh Library. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
Wendy from an academic library library in Fort Worth, TX
is a Star because Wendy is a very hard and intelligent library worker. She is currently going through college to get her MLS degree. Wendy works as a full time employee for the Tarrant County College on the NW Campus in the Walsh Library. Some questions might not get answered if it were not for Wendy. She is great at coming up with information that might be hard to find for some students who are doing research papers. I have even seen Wendy working when she should be off. She is very determined to make our library an efficient and helpful work place. Wendy is a bright star for our campus library. Thanks to Wendy for this nomination.
Jim from an academic library library in Fort Worth, TX
is a Star because Jim is a great star because he is a great understanding person. Jim is an Assistant Director for our NW Walsh library. Any concerns or questions that you have, Jim will attentively listen to you and address any sort of issues. He is great at handling library issues and helping students find what they need to do their assignments. Jim is a star for the NW Campus Walsh library. Thanks to Julie for this nomination.
Sandra from an academic library library in Fort Worth, TX
is a Star because Sandra is a huge star for the TCC NW Campus Walsh library because she is a great director. Sandra works continually very hard to make our library a user friendly and helpful place for our college students. If a college staff or faculty needs assistance, Sandra is quick to come up with helpful ideas for them as well. She continually tries to do new things to help our college. Sandra is definitely a star worker for our district. Thanks to Julie for this nomination.
Sylvia from a school library in Haltom City, TX
is a Star because she has been our substitute Librarian for the past four months. She has stepped in and filled some very big shoes for our regular Librarian who is our for medical reasons. Ms. Ritchie not only handles the typical librarian duties, she also works with students who need to make up credits through a computer testing program. She is here before school starts and stays until the last student finishes. Ms. Ritchie oversees our A+ lab, computer banks and various forms of technology in addition to keeping our books accounted for. All of this done as a substitute; though it is impossible to tell that it isn’t her full time position. She has single handedly kept out school library going and the learning continue! Thanks to Janet for this nomination.
Steve from a public library in Mansfield, TX
is a Star because He works hard as Mansfield’s City Librarian to provide the best possible library experience for every patron. He takes care of his staff and has a low turn over of employees. He is active in Kiwanis and Meals on Wheels, and is very concerned about the welfare of others. He’s one of the good guys and he deserves a star. Thanks to Pat for this nomination.
Kimberly M. from an academic library in Prairie View, TX
is a Star because she is a library star because she is living in an Information Age of connectivity, where computer technology takes center stage as the ultimate means for linking one user to the next. She is an Academic Reference and Instruction Librarian who trail-blazes in the Information Age as her talent and expertise shine while she helps strengthen communal access to digital resources, preserve materials and make information systems accessible for everyone to use whether it is in a brick-and-mortar libraries or a click-and-mortar libraries of Prairie View A&M University. Furthermore, she continue to foster life-long learning and information literacy skills as they ensure that information can be preserved, transmitted and enlarged to the body of knowledge that already exist. Thanks to Anonymous for this nomination.
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