The Maxine N Gordon, J70, Book Fund and Prize
News from the Hirsh Health Sciences Library
A message from the Chair…
After a most successful first year, the Friends of Tufts Libraries has planned its second series of exciting Authors Talks-all of which have been designated official Tufts University Sesquicentennial events! A. Ross Johnson, F62, will speak on October 18th on International Broadcasting as Public Diplomacy. On November 6th, we will have An Evening of Mysteries with two mystery authors, Katherine Page Hall, an alum, and Michelle Blake, a current English faculty member. On November 27th, Nutrition Professor Miriam Nelson will discuss her new book, Strong Women Eat Well. Esther Wilkins, Tufts Clinical Professor of Dental Periodontology, will speak on February 1 on her book, A Little Book of Dental Hygienists' Rules. On March 6th, Tufts Assistant Archivist Anne Sauer, J91, G98 and will share behind the scenes stories on the photos appearing in Tufts University, published to celebrate Tufts 150th Anniversary. In addition, the Friends are invited to many events sponsored by Tisch Library, which have also been designated official 150th events. See the back page of this issue for dates and details for all of these events. Hope to see you there. Better yet: come with a Friend or bring a potential Friend!
The Friends continued their tradition of contributing significantly to the financial well being of Tufts libraries. From July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001 the Friends raised $1,413,800 to support library acquisitions, operating expenses, library construction, and book endowments. The names of all 298 members appear within this newsletter and we are so very grateful for such generous support.
Your continued participation in the life of Tufts libraries benefits everyone associated with Tufts! Thank you for being a Friend.
Tisch Library is proud to announce the Maxine Newberg Gordon, J70, Book Fund and Prize has been established in her memory by her family and friends. The purpose of the Book Fund shall be for the Tisch Library to purchase two copies of the same book, one to be awarded to a student who is a mathematics major who has demonstrated a love of reading, literature and poetry, and the other book to be added to the Tisch Library collections and also to make additional purchases for Tisch's collections. The student will be selected by the Mathematics Department and the first award will be made at the March 6, 2002 Authors Talk.
At Tufts, Maxine majored in mathematics, explored and developed intellectual interests for which she maintained a passion throughout her life and also began valued life long friendships. After Tufts, Maxine received a Masters from Northwestern University and became a master teacher of students in math at the Newton and Wayland public schools. A prolific reader, she cherished books and would have wished to establish a library fund to purchase books for students, who, like her, share a passion for mathematics, teaching and literature.
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The Ginn Library received a University AUDIT grant to be applied to a collaborative project with several partner institutions including Oxford University's Refugee Studies Centre, the Columbia University Library and the Helsinki Foundation of the Czech Republic. The AUDIT Grant project has included digitizing, cataloging and then searching sample gray literature documents in the area of humanitarian studies. The partnership project, funded by the Andrew Mellon Foundation, is scheduled to begin this fall and will lead to a distributed digital library aimed at serving the interests of practitioners and academics in the general area of humanitarian assistance.
The Liberty Mutual Group Fund at the Boston Foundation has awarded the Ginn Library and the Fletcher School a grant of $25,000 in support of the Library's Business Reference Center. This grant represents the third of five years support for the library's subscription to ABI/Inform - an important national and international business news database that serves the entire Tufts community.
To support the Fletcher School's Global Masters Program, which graduated its first class of 31 students from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas in July, the Ginn Library sought to provide virtual access to library databases, electronic resources, and reference services, as well as document delivery services when appropriate. During the current year, these services will be formalized and adapted from the library's initial experience.
Brian O'Connell, A53 (right), and Glenn Whidden, Bookstore Trade Book Manager, prepare for the book signing which followed Brian's March 1, 2001 Authors Talk in Tisch Library.
Photo credit: J. D. Sloan
On May 17, 2001, the Pratt Map Room/GIS Center was named in memory of Theresa Winsor Pratt
who died 10 years ago when she was a senior. Her mother, father, brother and nephew attended the dedication ceremony in Tisch Library.
Photo credit: J. D. Sloan.
In order to meet the mounting pressure of collection space within Tisch, the library sought and received help in the form of a $100,000 matching grant from the Seraph Foundation. Through reallocation of resources, the library has added to that gift in order to implement a $250,000 project to install compact shelving on Level G and move targeted segments of the collection into that shelving. This will free up valuable collection space on the main two floors of the library for the collection to continue to grow. The collection has already grown nearly 100,000 volumes since the new library opened in 1996 so it is at shelving capacity. This project will begin and end in the fall of 2001.
Recent aesthetic improvements include: rearrangement of the computer stations in the Levine Electronic Resources Center (ERC) to facilitate instruction, new furniture and equipment in the Pratt Map Room/GIS Center, improved lighting on Level 1 and the Reference Desk, new equipment and furniture in the Microforms area, new photocopiers in the public areas, and improvements to the surrounding landscape. One of these improvements involved the dedication of two benches on the stairway leading to the chapel, dedicated to two recently deceased Tisch staff.
Library instruction in the reconfigured Levine ERC in Tisch Library.
Photo credit: J. D. Sloan
A demonstration and dinner was held April 10, 2001 to make public the Child & Family WebGuide, an online resource for finding research about children and families on the Web. Creation of the WebGuide was funded with a grant from the Berger Family Information Technology Transfer Endowment, which is awarded annually to teams of Tisch librarians working with faculty to create digital library products. Recently the WebGuide was featured in the Browser column of the Technology section in the New York Times and it has received further development funding from the William T. Grant Foundation.
Members of Child & Family WebGuide team consisting of Tisch librarians and Child Development faculty.
Photo credit: J. D. Sloan
In February 2001, the Health Sciences Database (HSDB) received national recognition as CIO Magazine's Enterprise Value Award. According to the CIO award "The 2001 Enterprise Value Awards winners-Tufts University, Office Depot and Harrah's Entertainment-conceived a vision of the future and pursued it." The HSDB, which was developed by the Health Sciences Library staff, is the digital curriculum management system which delivers course materials for the Schools of Medicine, Dental, Veterinary, Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences and several others.
HSL welcomes a new Information Services Department Head, Kate Kelly, from Treadwell Library in Massachusetts General Hospital.
MD Consult has arrived at the HSL! MD Consult is an online resource designed to quickly answer clinical questions and keep up with the latest in medicine. It provides access to more that 35 primary medical textbooks, over 45 clinical journals, hundreds of clinical practice guidelines, drug information, searchable databases and CME modules. Friends can access MD Consult by coming to the HSL Library for onsite access since our license limits remote access to current faculty, staff and students.
Other HSL news can be read in HSLinks, available online at www.library.tufts.edu/hsl/hsl_guide.html
| Calendar Of Friends Events | |
| Event Date | Event Description |
| August 31, 2001 May 31, 2002 Reference corridor in Tisch Library, Medford |
150th at Tisch Gallery displays 40 enlarged and framed photographs selected from University Archives covering Tufts' 150 years. Themes selected include: student life, academic life, campus and community activism, Tufts traditions and Tufts on fire. Many nostalgic glimpses of Tufts history are included to enjoy and reminisce. All visitors to any of the Sesquicentennial events will want to view these photos. |
| August 31-October 30, 2001 Tisch Library lobby, Medford |
150th at Tisch Exhibit: Library Architecture includes photos highlighting the role of the Arts, Sciences & Engineering libraries throughout the history of Tufts from the files of the office of Digital Collections and Archives. |
| August 31, 2001-January 10, 2002 Corridor to Dranetz Tower, Tisch Library, Medford |
An exhibit highlighting Tufts College: A Wartime Campus, 1943-1946, which is the second in a series of exhibits on the V-12/NROTC program and the changes it brought to the Tufts campus. |
| October 18, 2001 3:30-4:30 p.m. Ginn Library, Medford Lower Reference Area |
A. Ross Johnson, F62, will talk on "A Whisper in the Ear: The Role of International Broadcasting in American Foreign Policy," co-sponsored by the Ginn Library and the Edward R. Murrow Center. Johnson was Director of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty and will focus on the impact of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on Cold War politics. |
| November 6, 2001 6:30-7:30 pm Braker 001, Medford |
An Evening of Mysteries Authors Talk by Michelle Blake, English faculty member and author of Earth Has No Sorrow, the second title in her Lily Connor series, and Katherine Hall Page, who graduated from Tufts Graduate School in 1974 and wrote Body in the Moonlight, which is the 11th title in her Faith Fairchild series. Book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore follows talk. Exhibits on the two authors in Tisch Library lobby August 31-November 11, 2001. |
| November 27, 2001 3-4 pm Goddard Chapel, Medford |
Authors Talk by Miriam Nelson, Tufts professor and author of Strong Women Eat Well, sponsored by the Tisch and Health Sciences Libraries. Book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore follows talk. Exhibits of Nelson's books in Tisch Library lobby November 12, 2001-January 10, 2002 and in Health Sciences Library on Boston campus the month of November. |
| January 11-March 6, 2002 Tisch Library lobby, Medford |
150th at Tisch Exhibit: Tufts Literary Figures highlighting photos of faculty and alumni who have had an impact on the literary world. |
| January 11-May 31, 2002 Corridor to Dranetz Tower, Tisch Library, Medford |
An exhibit highlighting the personal stories of the V-12 graduates of Tufts College, which is the third in a series of exhibits on the V-12/NROTC program and the changes it brought to the Tufts campus. |
| February 1, 2002 2:30-6 pm Special Collections Health Sciences Library, Boston |
Authors Talk by Esther Wilkins, Tufts faculty and author of A Little Book of Dental Hygienists' Rules and Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist. Wilkins is a D.M.D. and Clinical Professor, Dental Periodontology. Book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore follows talk. Exhibit of Wilkins' books in Health Sciences Library during the month of February. |
| March 6, 2002 6:30-7:30 pm location to be announced Medford |
Authors Talk by Anne Sauer, J91, G98 and Tufts Assistant Archivist for Reference and Digital Projects, will speak on "The Story Behind the Images" in the photo history entitled Tufts University published by Arcadian Press in honor of Tufts 150th Anniversary. Book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore follows talk. Exhibit in Tisch Library lobby Jan. 3-Mar 6, 2001. The first Gordon Prize will be awarded before the Authors Talk. |
| March 7-May 31, 2002 Tisch Library lobby , Medford |
150th at Tisch Exhibit: Library Technology provides photos of the evolution of technology from a totally manual library to a digital library. |
| April 17, 2002 10am-4pm roof of Tisch Library, Medford |
Tisch Rooftop Café: In celebration of Tufts 150th Anniversary, Tisch Library hosts a showcase for the wide range of talents of our students, faculty, staff and alumni across the University. Billed as "music, skits, dance and readings to highlight Tufts' past and present." Sponsored by Tisch Library, the Music Department, Admissions and interested academic departments, and various student organizations. Drop by or stay awhile. Light refreshments provided. |
| May 18, 2002 10-11am meet on quad in front of Ballou Medford |
Holmes Poetry Walk will remember and celebrate Professor John Holmes, "Tufts Poet" and professor of English from 1930-1962, who was known for his commitment not only to the craft of poetry, but also to teaching that craft to the many students in his classes. The Poetry Walk will bring listeners to a selection of sites around the Medford campus associated with Holmes and his time at Tufts, where poems will be read aloud. Sponsored by Tisch Library and the English Department. |
| May 18, 2002 10am-4pm Tisch Library, Medford |
Friends and Alumni self-guided Tours of Tisch Library. Also Digital Collections and Archives Open House with online demo of Tufts History, a concise Encyclopedia created for Tufts' 150th anniversary. |
November 6, 2001-An Evening of Mysteries,
Katherine Hall Page, Tufts Graduate School in 1974, wrote Body in the Moonlight, which is the 11th title in her Faith Fairchild series. Her first book, The Body in the Belfry, received the Agatha Award for Best First Mystery Novel.
"Scrumptious suspense."
-Boston Herald
"This highly entertaining series effectively mixes modern-day moral dilemmas with charm, warmth and humor." -Booklist
A book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore will follow the talk. Exhibits on the two authors may be seen in Tisch Library lobby from August 31-November 11, 2001.
Michelle Blake, faculty member in Tufts' English department, will discuss Earth Has No Sorrow, the second title in her Lily Connor mystery series. A poet and writer whose work has appeared in Ploughshares, Southern Review, and other publications, she is also the author of The Tentmaker. She received a master of fine arts degree from Goddard College, a master of theological studies from Harvard Divinity School, and at one time seriously considered becoming an Episcopal priest.
"Shove over Brother Cadfael and make room for Lily Connor in the vestry."
-Chicago Tribune (for The Tentmaker)
"Five stars-Fantastic work…a powerful work that does not preach, but questions some of the basic tenets of organized religion."
-Harriet Klausner, Amazon.com review
November 27, 2001-Strong Women Eat Well,
Miriam Nelson, Ph.D., will discuss Strong Women Eat Well, sponsored by the Tisch and Health Sciences Libraries. An associate professor at the School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts, she is also Director of the Center of Physical Fitness.
Nelson's previous books are Strong Women, Strong Bones; Strong Women Stay Young, and Strong Women Stay Slim. Her news-making research has been published in JAMA and The New England Journal of Medicine, and covered prominently in popular media including the Today show, Time, Newsweek, Parade and other magazines.
A book signing sponsored by Tufts University Bookstore will follow her talk. Exhibits of Nelson's books will be on display in Tisch Library lobby from November 12, 2001-January 10, 2002 and in Health Sciences Library on Boston campus the month of November.
"Clear, precise, practical suggestions for eating more nutritious foods will leave you knowing both why and how to eat better. Includes 61 innovative recipes."
-Joan Price, Amazon.com review
This list recognizes Tufts alumni, parents and friends who so generously made gifts to support Tufts libraries-Tisch, Ginn, Health Sciences and Webster-from July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001.
Director's Circle ($1,000,000 +)
Mr. Jonathan M. Tisch, A1976
Library Associates ($10,000-$99,999)
Mrs. Carol Auerbach, JP1993
Michael M. Maney, Esq., FR1957, F1957
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pasculano, AP1987
George I. Solish, M.D., M1950, MP1985
Mrs. Joyce Tate, J1946
Mr. Robert L. Tate, E1946
JoAnn Giffuni Wellner, Esq., J1963
Reader's Forum ($5,000-$9,999)
Ms. Helen Kokkalis, AP2002
Ms. Virginia A. Loeb, J1975, AP2004
Mr. Mark K. Nichols, FR1971, F1973, F1971
Mr. James D. Sperling, A1974, AP2004
Best Friend of the Library ($2,500-$4,999)
Mrs. Janet McNulty Comey, J1966, AP1996, G1990
Sydney R. Gordon, M.D., M1937
Mrs. Maxine Gordon, J1970
Mr. Arthur H. Hirshberg, E1946
Mrs. Jewel Jackson, J1950
Mr. Warren E. Jackson, E1946, E1945, E1947
Mrs. Marjorie E. Kennard, J1946
Mr. Maurice S. Newberg
Dean & Mrs. Jeswald W. Salacuse
Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sheehan, VP1988
Librarian's Circle ($1,500-$2,499)
Mr. Virgil J. Aiello, A1963
Mrs. Albert H. Imlah, HW1981
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Nurmi Sr., AP2004
Dr. Lawrence R. Shapiro, A1958, JP1985
Mrs. John S. Solakian, J1960
William H. Wainwright, Ph.D., FR1965, F1967, F1972, F1965
Benefactor ($1,000-$1,499)
Mrs. Marilyn A. Blumsack, J1979, G1982
Robert J. Blumsack, Esq., A1949
Dr. John A. DiBiaggio
Mr. Paul T. Hodess, E1961
Mr. George F. Kennard, E1946
Dr. David L. Larson, FR1957, F1958, F1957
Mr. Mark J. Pasculano, A1987
Ms. Sally Poltenson
Dr. Kathryn L. Radke, J1971
Mr. John W. Rogers, A1947
Ms. Eleanor R. Short, J1988
Ms. Sondra A. Szymczak, J1959
Dr. Steven G. Turnamian, M1980, A1976
James I. Wasserstrom, Ph.D., A1977, F1980, F1980, FR1978
Sponsor ($500-$999)
Mr. Leon J. Atamian, E1952
Rev. Alston R. Chace, A1954
Mrs. Beverly Chace, J1956
Mr. Richard A. Coradeschi, A1945
Ms. Maria M. Farnon, FR1995, F1995
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Gelender, JP2002
Arthur C. Gruen, Ph.D., G1972, G1977
Barry S. Keogh, D.D.S., A1984
Dr. and Mrs. Sik H. Kwan, MP1998
Mr. Paul B. Lawrence, E1947
Mr. George J. Marotta, E1946, E1945
Mrs. Elizabeth Ames Moran, F1963
Mrs. Denise E. Wasserstrom, F1979
Esther M. Wilkins, D.M.D., D1949, K1966
Patron ($250-$499)
Mr. Robert W. Barry, A1963
Dr. Alan C. Billotte, A1951
Mrs. Marjorie A. Cherry, J1953, JP1987
Dr. Carl Q. Christol Jr., FR1936, F1936
Mr. Joseph C. Donnelly, Jr., A1962
Mr. Lawrence Freedman, A1968
Mr. Victor B. Ganjian, E1991
Ms. Myrna Goldman
Lelia B. Helms, Ph.D., G1966, G1968
Mr. Thomas C. Jackson, A1983
Arnold C. Johnson, Esq., A1949, AP1982
Mrs. Maryann C. Kowalski, J1971
Mr. Malcolm R. MacKenzie, A1946
Ms. Lynne C. Maloney, J1988, F1993, FR1993
Ms. Barbara E. Marks, J1964
Mrs. Camille C. Murphy, J1953
Ms. Shira L. Nichaman, J1987
Dr. Alicia Sue Peller, J1976
Maryse Robert, Ph.D., FR1991, F1995, F1992
Mr. J. D. Sloan
Mrs. Pamela Tripp-Melby, J1970
Mr. R. Miles Uhrig, Jr., A1951, G1952
Dr. and Mr. R. Jacobs Walters, AP2002
Mrs. Janice A. Williams, J1979
Contributor ($100-$249)
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Akman, MP2003
Mrs. Carolyn Bliss Allen, J1946
Mr. Andrew W. Barlow, FR1977, F1977
Joyce L. Barsam, Ph.D., G1989, J1962
Mrs. Judy M. Bell, J1973
Ms. Susan Bentley, J1966, EP1988
Mrs. Jeannetta W. Black, F1946
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Blanco, JP2001
Prof. Laura Gavrelis Blomquist, J1952
Mr. Paul T. Boghosian, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Boucher, JP2002
Mr. Matthew J. Burns, A1957, AP1983, JP1984
Mr. David W. Carr, FR1959, EP1991, JP1987, F1959
Dr. and Mrs. John Chaglassian M.D., AP2004
Mr. Steven J. Cohn, A1976
Mr. Allan B. Cole
Mrs. Doris Miller Cook, FR1952, F1952
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Coughlin, VP2002
Mr. Michael P. D'Ambrosio, FR1973, F1974, F1973
Ms. Samantha P. Davis, J1997
Allan S. Deutsch, D.M.D., D1973
Mr. Robert C. Dick, A1944, A1947
Ms. Michele E. Drohan, J1986
Paul J. Durda, Ph.D., L1975
COL. and Mrs. G. W. England, Jr.
Mr. Russell J. Figueira, A1968, F1981, FR1978
Prof. Arthur R. Foster, E1946, E1945
Mr. Richard M. Frary, E1951
Karen Clifford Gendron. D.V.M., V1992
Mrs. Joanne M. Ginn, J1951
Mr. Valentin Giro, FR1994, F1994
Ms. Jocelyn F. Gordon
Mr. Richard L. Gordon, JW1970
David S. Gottlieb, D.M.D., D1965
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Grossman, JP2003
Mr. William T. Gruber, A1971
Dr. Richard W. Hatch, A1950
Mr. Albert S. Hovannesian, E1946
Mr. Coleman W. Hoyt, A1945
Ms. G. L. Hyson, J1970
Mr. Arnold E. Johnson, E1932
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Jones
Ms. Mary E. Keenan, J1958, G1959
Mr. Conrad P. Kessler, FR1991, F1995
Rev. Richard G. Kimball, A1956, AP1995
Mr. Lancelot A. King, A1992
Ms. Ilene Knopping-Kolovson
Mr. Lawrence E. Langsam
B. Gresh Lattimore, Jr., Ph.D., FR1965, F1970, F1972, F1965
Ms. Eleanor Livingston
Mrs. Marcia A. MacClary, J1963
Mr. James G. MacGowan, Jr., E1945
Ms. Barbara H. Magruder, J1968
Peter G. Marino, Esq., A1967
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Marks
Kathleen H. Mavournin, Ph.D., J1962
Kathleen A. Mayzel, M.D., J1974
Mrs. Paul A. Melnick Sr., J1938
Dr. Peter F. Merenda, A1945, A1947, G1948
William G. Meserve, Esq., AP1991, JP1995, AP2002
Ms. Jo-Ann Michalak
Mr. Maria T. Miliora Ph.D., G1965
Thamus J. Morgan, D.V.M., M.S., V1994
Mr. Robert L. Muise, A1954
Mr. Paul L. Mulvee, A1948
Ms. Sara B. Narins, J1995
Mr. Joseph H. Newberg
Mr. Mark R. Oderman, FR1980, F1980
Dr. M. Patrick O'Meara, A1946
Mrs. Hazel B. Paiva, J1946
Drs. Nanwai A. Pak, AP2002
Mr. Geoffrey S. Richards, A1979
Mr. Alan L. Rosenfield, E1972, E1973
Robert S. Ross, Ph.D., A1976
William J. Schneider, M.D., A1960, A1959
Ms. Jo Seibel
Dianne Sequoia, D.V.M., V1987
Stephen M. Sheppard, D.M.D., D1960
Dr. and Mrs. Barry P. Simmons, VP2001
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Siracusa, Jr.
Mr. David W. Slapin, A1997
Estelle Stetz-Marcus, M.D., J1967
Mr. & Mrs. Maris Stipnieks, JP1994
Ms. Julie A. Wang, E1984
Arthur B. Warshawsky M.D., JP2001
Mrs. Rolly Weinberg
Dr. Victor J. Wilson, A1948, G1949
Mr. Theron H. Worth, A1991
Mrs. Antoinette Fiore Zebrowski, J1986
Friend ($25-$99)
Mrs. Marie Sarno Alessi, G1969
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Amoah, JP2004, JP2000
Ms. Sonja Bachmann, FR1999, F1999
Ms. Mary Basmann
Erin Harshberger Bauer, D.V.M., V1998
Mr. John W. Beck III, A2001
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Berry
Mr. Richard W. Bezubka, A1972, G1973
Ms. Jessica M. Branco, J2000
Dr. David L. Brown, A1968
Mr. David W. Brown, A1998
Mr. Samuel I. Brown, A1972
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Bryant, Jr.
Mr. Steven B. Carr, E1975
Mrs. Anne M. Carroll, EW1949
Mr. Stephen G. Chasanoff, A1979
David A. Chernin, D.M.D., D1979, K1982
Mrs. Margaret L. Chernin
Mrs. Sandra A. Ciolfi, J1960, EP1993
Mr. John S. Corcoran
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Culligan
Ms. Karen K. Dale, J1966
Mr. G. Warren Darling, A1955, C1960
Mr. Eric W. Dewar, A1993
Mr. Robert F. Dobek, FR1971, F1971
Mrs. Emily M. Eddy, J1945
Ms. Eleanor M. Edwards, J1959
Mr. John P. Finneran, A1991
Mrs. Julie Seltzer Firsty, J1987
Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Fleisher, JP2001
Mr. Robert J. Friedman, A1946
Ms. Gaye Fruscione
David S. Garlick, D.V.M., V1985, VR1989
Mr. Andrew A. Gates, A1988
Mrs. Helen Gettelman
Ms. Marcia K. Goldsmith, J1955, JP1984
Ms. Sarah Goldston
Ruth I. Gordon, Ph.D., J1954
Mr. David A. Granoff, A1950
Ms. Elizabeth S. Gulesian, G1967
Ms. Martha Gunnarson
Mr. David A. Hablanian, E1980
Ms. Patricia A. Hartvigsen, R1978, JP2004, G1978
Prof. Jean L. Schultz Herbert
Ms. Marla B. Hirsch, J1975
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Holmes
Ms. Judith S. Izenberg
Mrs. George Kappelmann, J1940
Mr. Alexander J. Karkota, G1969
Mr. Stanley D. Katz, A1969
Ms. Helen R. Kessler, G1976
Mrs. Margaret T. King, J1962
Mr. Edward J. Krache, Jr., FR1947, JP1990, F1947, F1946
Ms. Nora S. Kula, J1957
Mrs. Dilys E. Lande, J1956
Mr. Peter W. Lande, F1953
Ms. Polly C. Laurelchild-Hertig, FR1998, F1998
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leanza, JP2002
Eugene S. Lee, M.D., M1994
Mr. Ronald C. Lengyel, E1955
Mr. Robert B. Maidman, A1973
Mr. Gregory D. Malz, A1997
Dr. David V. Manoogian, E1964
Mrs. Barbara B. Middleton, T1977
Mr. Peter T. Middleton, A1969
Michael C. Miller, M.D., A1974, M1978
Mrs. Annette L. Moser-Hodess, G1969, AP2001, R1969
Mrs. Katherine M. Mulhern, J1950
Ms. Caitlin M. O'Neil, J1993
Mr. Harvey Picker
Dr. Nancy A. Potter, J1946, G1947
Mrs. J. Allan Rafferty, J1942
Billy C. Rover, D.M.D., D1973
Miss Barbara R. Ruchames, G1973
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Schreiber
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Schwartzberg, AP2003
Mr. Alexander D. Shushan, A1999
Ms. Allison B. Sidel, J1991, R1991
Alycia C. Smith, D.V.M., V1992
Marsha G. E. Smith, D.V.M., V1987
Ms. Frances Srulowitz
Ms. Marie K. Theodore-Pharel, J1996
Ms. C. June Tow, J1962
Dr. Lance D. Trainor, A1986
Ms. Christine E. Trufant
Carrie C. VandeStadt, D.V.M., V1993
Mr. Friedrich J. von Mering, A1944, F1945, FR1945
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick von Pechmann, EP1999
Mrs. Linda W. Weil, R1963
Prof. Donald J. Winslow, A1934, G1935
Mr. Jeremy D. Woland, A1995
Emilia F. Wood, D.V.M., A.C.V.I.M., V1994
Mr. Paul I. Wren, Jr., E1957
Mrs. David Yeomans, J1937
Ms. Lori A. Zartarian, J1997
Other Gifts
Ms. Romy J. Block, J1994
Mr. Leonard A. Chauvin, A1944, M1948
Mr. and Mrs. William Finch
Mr. Lowell V. Hammer, FR1954, F1954
Mr. Tony Hopkins
Ms. Heather L. Lindonen, J1997
Morgan S. Long, D.V.M., V1985
Ms. Marion J. McDevitt, J1996
Mrs. Alvin R. McKinnon, J1950
Mrs. Mary Ann Mento, J1954
Dr. Pamela A. Patton, J1985
Ms. Roslynn Rubin
Mr. Scott F. Waterman, A1991
Lifetime Members (gifts of endowments in support of Tufts Libraries)
Mr. Constantine Alexander, A1963
Mr. Robert W. Barry, A1963
Ms. Barbara Barry
Mrs. Lucille Cesari, J1952
Dr. Albert Cohen, M1942
Mr. John K. Crossman, A1984
Mr. Winslow H. Duke, A1953
Mrs. Edward P. Fitch, J1937
Mrs. Barbara Hally
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Lainoff, AP1984
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Measer, AP1993
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newhouse, AP1982
Mr. Daniel F. Pritzker, A1981
Dr. and Mrs. Mathew Ross, A1938, M1942
Ms. Suki Sandler, J1966
Mr. Harold M. Scott, Jr., AP1974
JoAnn Giffuni Wellner, Esq., J1963
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Willis, EP1977
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If your name has been listed incorrectly, please call 1-800-326-4001.
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