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UNIVERSITY of CINCINNATI LIBRARIES
University of Cincinnati
PO Box 210033
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0033
While working with colleague
Melinda Boyd on the second
edition of her book, Women
in Music: A Research and
Information Guide, Karin
Pendle, UC Music Professor
Emerita of Musicology, relied
heavily on the resources and
services of the Albino Gorno
Memorial Music (CCM)
Library. “As so often in the past,
the CCM Library proved to be an invaluable resource—in fact, we could not have
accomplished our work without the assistance of Head of the CCM Library Mark
Palkovic and his staff, and the privilege of working in a library that included so much
information on women’s work in music,” Dr. Pendle said.
A library supporter and frequent patron of the CCM Library, Dr. Pendle recently wrote to
former students inviting them to consider making a gift to the CCM Library: “I am sure the CCM
Library has contributed greatly to your work, too. Maybe you remember the ‘light bulb’ moments that came
to you as you consulted library materials, or appreciated the chance to browse the latest periodicals, or listen to your favorite
performers in CCM’s growing CD collection. The library was there for you throughout your years at CCM, just as it was there for
us as we worked on our book.”
Frank and Karin Pendle
Dr. Pendle’s fundraising effort will assist in updating the furnishings and equipment for the CCM Library when it moves in
December from its current location on the fourth floor of Blegen Library to the sixth floor. Naming opportunities for significant
donations to the CCM Library include the public service desk area, the foyer, the reading room, and the library classroom.
To contribute to the CCM Library Improvement Fund or another library fund, please use the donation envelope enclosed in
Source or contact Margaret W. Wolf, CFRE, Director of Development, at (513)556-0055 or peggy.wolf@uc.edu.
As Dr. Pendle wrote: “contributions to the campaign will help renovate this attractive new library area for the benefit of CCM’s
current and future students and faculty.”
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