2013 Spring Issue - School of Information and Library Science ...

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SILS Honor Roll of Donors
Supporters (annual gifts to SILS up
to $249)
Patsy Bost Abell
Eileen G. Abels
Margaret Louise Adams ‘95
Mary Gudac Aker ‘77
Michael Jon Albrecht ‘95
Anne Davis Alexander ‘76
Jean Short Allen ‘69, ‘87
Kendra Lauren Allen ‘08 ^
Lois R. Angeletti ‘76
Elizabeth Ann Appleton ‘07
Neila Joyce Arnold ‘87
Ann Arrowood ‘83
Susan Weart Artiglia ‘79
Rebecca Wright Atack
Barbara Ann Baker ‘74
Nancy Cole Baker ‘10 ^
Saianand Balu ‘97 #
Benjamin Franklin Barefoot ‘78
Anne Essic Barnes ‘82 and Brooks
Miles Barnes ‘77
Evelyn Smith Barron ‘67
Alice Lee Googe Bauer ‘38
Patricia Warren Becker ‘59
Peggy White Bellamy ‘67
Charlotte Stumph Bennett
Sylvia Cratch Bennett ‘80
Susan Ruth Percy Benning ‘89
Dale Monroe Bentz ‘40
Damien Mario Berahzer ‘05
John Francis Berube ‘97
Marcia Hall Bethea ‘87
Rachel Ferrell Bethune ‘04 and H. Alexander
Bethune ‘04 #
While working with many different projects and professors
throughout my time at SILS, my research was
influenced but was not directly related to any of
them. The (Susan Grey) Akers (Scholarship) allowed
me to complete independent research that I hope is
an important building block for myself and others.
~Terrell Russell, Ph.D. 2011; Data Management
Research Scientist, UNC Renaissance Computing
Institute
We are both children of professors and
know from our upbringing it's so important
to pass along any help we can
give for the next generation. "At SILS
I was able to pursue a broad range
of questions, dive deep into a range
of academic areas beyond the School
itself, and ultimately work through a
dissertation that gave me great personal
satisfaction" said Brian. "I don't think
I could have done this elsewhere: the
advising experiences I had with Ed
Holley, Les Asheim, and Bob Broadus
helped me grow intellectually, as did the coursework in sociology and public administration I
was able to take." "Managing the library for what was then the School of Library Science was
one of the best experiences of my career," said Carol. "Our annual gift, though modest, helps
SILS offer the excellent programs that started with Ed Holley in 1972. The bequest from our estate
is designated to support doctoral research -- not every doctoral student has access to funds to
conduct their research."
~Brian Nielsen, Ph.D. 1983; Interim Manager, Faculty Support Services, Northwestern University
~Carol Nielsen, SILS Librarian (1972-1980); Research Compliance Coordinator, Special Infectious
Diseases, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago (current)
Sean Biederman
Martha Powell Birchenall ‘78
Helen Brown Blakely ‘65
Elizabeth Frances Blevins ‘88 and Steven Philip
Hirsch ‘89
Janet Arey Bondo ‘68 and Bruce Ervin Bondo
Sharron Ault Bortz ‘98
Katherine Anne Bouldin
William Ernest Brackett III
Doris Anne Bradley ‘52
Barbara Branson ‘62
Jon Breece ‘11 ^
Mary Reid Breheny ‘90
Lynda McPherson Bronaugh ‘66
Virginia Ligon Brooker ‘68
Andrea Plummer Brown ‘75 and William Paul
Brown
Isabel Masterton Brown ‘65
Kathleen Rae Brown ‘91
William Ambrose Brown III ‘73
Beatrice Sears Bruce ‘71
Christian Brun ‘50
Leigh Ann Shumate Bryant ‘94
Janice Brownfield Buck ‘10 ^ and Raymond
Douglas Buck
Robert Harold Burger ‘76
Gary Daniell Byrd ‘95
Sharon Howell Byrd ‘77
John Joseph Callahan III ‘72
Patricia Callahan
Mary Elizabeth Cameron ‘84
Alice Woodworth Campbell ‘89
Sarah Bryant Capobianco ‘77
Patricia Ann Carleton ‘89
Anne Parsons Carmichael ‘73 +
Evan Edward Carroll ‘08, ‘12 ^
Constance Carter ‘65
J. Stephen Catlett ‘77
Lucy Parker Cella ‘51
Martin Joseph Cerjan ‘90
Shane Sheng-Muh Chang
Nancy Gilbert Chapin ‘68
A. Benjamin Chitty ‘78
Mary Kuhl Chitty ‘79
Thomas Ryan Ciszek ‘05
Jennifer Munro Clark
Mary Sine Clark ‘88
Sandra Umberger Cobb ‘68
Stephanie B. Cole #
Joseph William Collins ‘79
Sharon A. Collins and John F. Steinfirst
Gloria Payne Colvin ‘80
Mary Jane Conger ‘77
Kathryn Cross Conner ‘46
Eleanor Ilene Cook ‘82
Daniel Reed Cooley ‘74
Linda Murphy Coonley ‘70 and Lewis Selkirk
Coonley Jr.