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Vice-president/President-elect Paul Dumonthas been the director of educational resources support services at Dallas County Community College since 1998. For more than 20 years (1976-98) he was director of technical services at Dallas County Community College, and, prior to that, he served as the chief of materials processing services at the Dallas Public Library (1974-76). He was also systems/reference librarian at the San Antonio College Library (1969-74) and a reference librarian at St, Francis College in Maine (1968-69).

Among his ACRL activities are service on the Local Arrangements Committee for the Community and Junior College Libraries Section (CJCLS) (1980, 1984, 1989); CJCLS Policy and Procedure Committee (1985-87); CJCLS Awards Committee (1989-90, 1994-96); CJCLS Board (1990—92); Statistics Committee (1988-89); Nominations Committee (1994-95); College and Research Libraries Editorial Board (1996-98 and 2002-04); and on the ACRL Board of Directors (1993, 1998-02). He was also Texas representative to the Chapters Council (1985-86) and chair of CJCLS (1990-91).

Dumont has also served the ALA Office of Research and was a member of the NCES/ IPED Academic Library Survey Advisory Committee (1992-99).

His activity at the state and regional level has included membership in the Texas Library Association, with service on its Program Committee (1991); College and University Libraries Division (CULD), chair (1996-97); Nominations Committee (1998-99); CULD/ACRL Texas Chapter, (1985-86); Local Arrangements, cochair (1974); Hetherington Profes-

Paul Dumont

Frances Maloy

Copyright 2002 Tim Wilkerson sional Development Committee, chair (1988-89); AMIGOS Bibliographical Council, Board of Directors (1987-91); Board, chair (1989-91); Texas Council of Community/Junior College Libraries, founding chair (1993—94); Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, TexShare Planning Project Steering Committee (1993-95); Texas State Library TexShare Advisory Board (1997-2001); Association of Records Managers and Administrators, Dallas Chapter president (1983-84); Chapter Member of the Year (1984); Association of Higher Education of North Texas, Executive Library Committee (1986-87, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1996-97). He is also Amigos Delegate to OCLC Members Council (2001-04).

Dumont was awarded the ACRL, CJCLS/ EBSCO Community College Learning Resources Achievement Award in 1992.

He earned a bachelor’s of arts degree from the University of New England and a master’s of library science at the Catholic University of America.

Frances Maloyis leader of the access services division at Emory University General Libraries, a position she has held since 2001. From 1999 to 2001, she was leader of organization redesign at Emory. In addition, she held the position of head of the circulation department from 1992 to 2001. At Hamilton College, she was director of public services (1983-92) and assistant reference librarian (1982-83).

Her activities in ALA divisions include service on the ACRL 2002 Nominations Committee, of which she was chair (2000-01). Maloy also served as chair of ACRL’s Committee on Ethics (2000-03) and was the ACRL liaison to the ALA Committee on Professional Ethics (1997-03). She has also served as a member of the Board of Directors for the Supplemental Funding Task Force (2000-02) and on the Conference Program Planning Committee, Washington, D.C. (1998). Maloy has also been active on the LAMA/LOMS Planning and Evaluation of Library Services Committee (1992—93).

In state and regional associations, Maloy was a member of the University Center of Atlanta, Georgia Consortium: Interlibrary Use Committee (1992-01), a member of the Direct Borrowing Task Force (1992—96), and secretary of the Central New York Resource Council’s Professional Development Committee (1982— 87). She was also a member of the automation planning committee (1985).

In addition, Maloy has been a member of the Organizational Change Alliance since 1994.

Her publications include “Defending the freedom to read: A reflection of personal values and censorship,” C&RL News (March 1998).

Maloy received her bachelor of arts degree from St. Lawrence University and her master’s of library science from the State University of New York at Albany.

ACRL Board of Directors

Director-at-Large: Nancy Allen,dean and director, Penrose Library, University of Denver; John Collins, librarian and member of the faculty, Harvard University.

Director-at-Large: Randy Burke Hensley,Public Services Division head, University of Hawaii-Manoa; Dorothy Washington, librarian, Black Cultural Center, Purdue University.

African American Studies Librarians Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Myrtis Cochran,reference librarian for the humanities, social sciences, area studies and government information, Doe and Moffitt Libraries, University of Califomia-Berkeley; Joyce K. Thornton, director of personnel, Texas A&M University Libraries.

Secretary: LeRoy Jason LaFleur,social sciences bibliographer, Cornell University Library; Angela Wright, human resources officer, University Libraries, University of Alabama. Member-at-Large: Aslaku Berhanu, catalog and reference librarian, Charles L, Blockson Afro-American Collection, Temple University; Akilah S. Nosakhere, librarian Ill/supervisor, Special Collections Reading Room, Atlanta University Center, Inc.

Anthropology and Sociology Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Wade Kotter,social sciences librarian, Stewart Library, Weber State University; Christine Whittington, director of library services, Greensboro College.

Secretary: Susan Erickson,bibliographer for anthropology and sociology and reference/data services librarian, Vanderbilt University; Penny Whitten, public services librarian, University of Nevada-Las Vegas.

Member-at-Large: Mimmo Bonanni,reference librarian/anthropology-ethnic studies bibliographer, Arizona State University; Brita Servaes, librarian for anthropology and women’s studies, New York University.

ARTS Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Sandy Mooney,head, Design Resource Center, Louisiana State University Libraries.

Secretary: Eric Kidwell,director of the library/professor, Huntingdon College.

Asian, African, and Middle Eastern Studies Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Majed Khader,government documents librarian, Marshall University.

College Libraries Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Tara Fulton,dean of library and information services, Lock Haven University; Damon Hickey, director of libraries, the College of Wooster.

Secretary: Richard AmRhein,university librarian, Valparaiso University.

Member-at-Large: Stephen Stoan,director of library and information services, Drury University; Cindy Swigger, university librarian, Texas Wesleyan University.

Community and Junior College Libraries Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Mary Carr; dean of instructional services and telecommunications/ director of college development, Spokane Community College; Ann Riley, library director, St. Louis Community College at Meramec. Secretary: Alice Lubrecht, dean of library and information resources, Harrisburg Area Community College; Lora Mirza, associate professor and coordinator of public services, Georgia Perimeter College, Dunwoody Campus Library.

Distance Learning Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Frank Cervone,assistant university librarian for information technology, Northwestern University; Stephen Dew, coordinator of library services for distance education, University of Iowa.

Secretary: Page Brannon,head of Arlington Campus Library, George Mason University; Sherrill Weaver, professor, Library Services, Oakton Community College. Member-at-Large: William Denny, librarian, Off-Campus Library Services, Central Michigan University; Carole Hinshaw, head of reference services, University of Central Florida Library.

Education and Behavioral Sciences Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Judy Walker,curriculum materials/education librarian/associate professor, J, Murrey Atkins Library, University of North Carolina-Charlotte; Lisa Romero, head of communications library/associate professor of library administration, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Secretary: Cecile Maciulis, reference librarian, Loyola University Chicago; Helga Visscher, head, McLure Education Library, University of Alabama.

Member-at-Large: Penny Beile,curriculum materials center department head, University of Central Florida; Trish Libutti, social sciences/education librarian, Rutgers University Libraries.

Instruction Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Elizabeth Dupuis,head of instructional services, Doe/Moffitt Libraries, University of California-Berkeley; Jo Ann Calzonetti, head, science and technology library, University of Akron.

Secretary: Marsha Forys,coordinator for instructional services, University of Iowa Libraries; Mark Emmons, head of instruction services/assistant professor, University of New Mexico General Library.

Member-at-Large: Polly D. Boruff-Jones,assistant librarian, reference team leader, Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis/assistant adjunct professor, Indiana University School of Library and Information Science; Clay Williams, coordinator of library instruction, Hunter College.

Law and Political Science Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Dennis Lambert,head of collection development and management, Villanova University; Lynne Rudasill, assistant education and social science librarian, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Secretary: Kathleen Fountain, reference/political science and social work librarian, California State University-Chico; Jeanie Welch, professor and business reference librarian, University of North Carolina-Charlotte. Member-at-Large: Lorena O 'English, Social Sciences reference and instruction librarian, Washington State University-Pullman; Marcus E. Kieltyka, political science and business reference librarian, Auburn University.

Literatures in English Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Jeanne Pavy,reference librarian/bibliographer for English and Foreign Languages, University of New Orleans; Jen Stevens, humanities reference librarian, Holland/New Library, Washington State University.

Secretary: Jane Faulkner,librarian/collection manager for literatures in English/French studies bibliographer; Charlotte Droll, humanities librarian, Wright State University. Member-at-Large: Daniel Coffey, languages and literatures bibliographer, Iowa State University; Todd Seacrist Gilman, librarian for Literature in English, Yale University.

Rare Books and Manuscripts Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Mary Lacy,senior archives specialist, manuscript division, Library of Congress; Elaine B. Smyth, curator, special collections, Louisiana State University Libraries.

Secretary: John Cullαrs,bibliographer for the humanities/associate professor, University of Illinois-Chicago; Gregory Pass, librarian, Vatican Film Library, Saint Louis University.

Member-at-Large: Julia Blakely,acquisitions librarian, Society of the Cincinnati Library; Rachel Howarth, head of public services/curator, Harry Elkins Widener Collection, Houghton Library, Harvard University.

Science and Technology Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Jeanne Davidson,physical science librarian, Oregon State University; Susan Case, biological and environmental sciences bibliographer, University of Kansas.

Secretary/Publicity Officer-Elect:

Kathryn Kjaer,head of science library reference (acting), University of California-Irvine; Ed Gonzalez, associate librarian, science, engineering, technology and nursing team, University Library, Indiana University Purdue University-Indianapolis.

Slavic and Eastern European Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Janice T. Pilch,assistant professor of library administration and Slavic and East European technical services librarian, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; George “Andy” Spencer, academic librarian, Slavic, East European and Central Asian studies bibliographer, Memorial Library, University of Wisconsin-Madison. Secretary:. Jacqueline Byrd, head of area studies cataloging section, Indiana University Libraries; Beth Feinberg, Slavic languages and social sciences cataloger, UCLA. Member-at-Large: Diana Brooking, cataloging librarian (Slavic), University of Washington-Seattle; Bradley Schaffner, Russian and East Slavic studies bibliographer, University of Kansas Libraries.

University Libraries Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Karyle Butcher,university librarian and deputy vice provost for information services, Oregon State University Libraries; Carol Ann Hughes, associate university librarian for public services, University of California-Irvine.

Secretary: Barbara Kemp,assistant dean for public services, University of Houston; Chetyl Middelton, assistant head of reference and instruction, Oregon State University. Member-at-Large: Phelix B. Hanible, associate director for research and instructional services, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Stephanie Atkins, assistant circulation and bookstacks librarian, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Mary George, senior research associate, Princeton University Library; Barbara Jenkins, head of reference and research services department, Knight Library, University of Oregon.

Western European Studies Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Sam Dunlap,European studies librarian, collections coordinator for the Social Sciences and Humanities Library, University of California-San Diego; Thomas M. Izbicki, coordinator of collection management and development, Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins University.

Secretary: James P. Niessen,world history librarian, Rutgers University; Adan Griego, curator for Latin American, Mexican American and Iberian collections, Stanford University.

Member-at-Large: Dale Askey,librarian for Germanic languages and literatures, Yale University; Elisabeth Remak-Honnef humanities bibliographer, University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz.

Women's Studies Section

Vice-chair/Chair-elect: Ruth Dickstein,social sciences librarian-women’s studies and history specialist, University of Arizona Library; Laura Micham, director, Sallie Bingham Center for Women’s History and Culture, Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library/ resource specialist, women’s studies, Duke University.

Secretary: Marcia Barrett,head of database services unit, catalog department, University Libraries, University of Alabama; Kayo Denda, women’s studies librarian, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Libraries.

Member-at-Large: Jennifer Gilley,head librarian, Penn State-New Kensington; Cynthia Ingold, women and gender resources librarian, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. ■