Merrill Library Friends Newsletter — July 24, 2024

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In This Issue:


  • Welcome Meg Colbert, Merrill Library Coordinator!
  • Franco-American Heritage Month


Welcome Meg Colbert, Merrill Library Coordinator!


Margaret (Meg) Colbert has been appointed Merrill Library Coordinator and will begin her tenure on July 29, 2024. In this role, she will oversee all aspects of Merrill Library at the University of Maine at Machias, including access services, reference, instruction, and programming. She will be working closely and reciprocally with Fogler Library to align Merrill’s services with those of Fogler and will advise the Dean of Libraries on Machias procedures, regulations, and needs.


Colbert comes to us from the Eastport Arts Center, where she has held the position of Executive Director for over a year and a half. Prior to this, she spent over five years as Managing Director/Director of Production at Boxart, New York, where she honed her skills in project leadership, personnel management, and strategic planning while managing diverse teams to enhance operational efficiency.

 

Colbert holds a Master of Science in Information and Library Science from the State University of New York at Buffalo, with a focus on Archives, Special Collections, and Archival Processing/Databases. She also holds an MA in Art History from Hunter College and is interested in bridging the worlds of fine arts and library science. She brings with her a strong enthusiasm for contributing to the unique academic experience at the University of Maine at Machias and Merrill Library.

Franco-American Heritage Month


As July is Franco-American Heritage Month, we are highlighting Fogler Library's Franco-American and Francophonie Resources Guide, which is also available to UMM faculty and staff. Take a look at what's available at Fogler!



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