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About DLIS / Archives / Professor Arlene G. Taylor receives 2000 Highsmith Library Literature Award at ALA 2000 Annual Conference  
   
   

From left to right - Theresa Benedek (Assist. to Dean - SIS), Professor Taylor, Patricia Thomas (Margaret Mann Citation recipient for 2000), Jesus Alonso and Daniel Joudrey (MLIS Students), Chris Tomer (Chair - DLIS) and Mary K. Biagini (Associate Dean - SIS).
 
   
PITTSBURGH, August 8 -- Arlene G. Taylor, a professor in the Department of Library and Information Science in the School of Information Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh, was honored with the 2000 Highsmith Library Literature Award for her book The Organization of Information (Libraries Unlimited, 2000). Taylor received the award at the annual American Library Association Conference in Chicago in July 2000.
The Highsmith Library Literature is presented to an author or co-author for an outstanding contribution to library literature issued during the three years preceding the presentation. The book must illustrate "management principles and practice, understanding and applications of new technologies and education for librarians or other information specialists."

Professor Taylor was the recipient of the 1999 Profile in Excellence, an honor given by Oklahoma Baptist University to recognize outstanding accomplishments by alumni. In 1996, Taylor received the Margaret Mann Citation, awarded by the ALA ALCTS (Cataloging and Classification Section) for outstanding professional achievement in cataloging or classification.

Dr. Tayor's research and teaching interests focus on the organization of information, information storage and retrieval, bibliographic control, cataloging, online systems, and library automation.

 
   

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