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Joan M. Stoddart (Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library University of
Utah)
Heather Novotny (Salt Lake County Library Services)
Crystal (Chris) Kamlowsky (Kearns library)
Ruby Cheesman (Bingham Creek Library)
Daisy A. Hodson (Summit County Library)
H. Julene Butler (Harold B. Lee Library,
Carrie Rogers-Whitehead (Kearns Public Library)
Sue Alexander (Saratoga Springs Public Library)
Connie Lamb (Harold B. Lee Library, BYU)
DaNae Leu (Snow Horse Elementary School Library)
Linda Fields (Richfield City Library)
Trish Hull (Salt Lake County Library Services–Riverton)
Sally M. Patrick (UUEHSL)
Dale Swensen (Brigham Young University Law Library)
Julianne Hinz (J. Willard Marriott Library-University of Utah)
Sam Passey (Uintah County Library)
Friends of the Park City Library (Park City Library)
Donna L. Cardon (Provo City Library)
Janet Low (Orem Public Library)
Kim Fong (Salt Lake County Library Services)
Dr. Kathleen Digre, MD (Professor of Neurology and Ophthalmology at the University of Utah School Of Medicine)
Kayla Willey (Harold B. Lee Library, BYU)
Dr. Sharyl Smith
North Utah County Library Consortium
Samantha Hastings
Randy J. Olsen
Vicky M. Turner
Robert Murdoch Harold B. Lee Library BYU
Steve Decker, Sue Harris, Suzanne Julian and Lori Nickerson Cedar City Library
Sue Randleman North Logan Library
Gerald Buttars Division Director of the Utah Library for the Blind
Carla Morris and Sharon Kuttler Provo City Library
Governor Olene Walker
Connie Gail Librarian, Enoch Elementary School
Nancy Nessman, Director, The City Library, Salt Lake City Public Library
Amy Owen, Director, Utah State Library Division
Intermountain Therapy Animals
Marsha LeClair-Marzolf, Collection Development Coordinator, Salt Lake County Library System
Sue Hill, Director, Brigham City Public Library
Carol Hansen, Instruction Services Librarian, Stewart Library, Weber State University
Sondra Jolovich-Motes, Principal, Mountain View Elementary School, Ogden
Catherine Montgomery, Principal, Lewis Elementary School, Ogden
Donna Corby, Principal, Dee Elementary School, Ogden
Diana Graff, Dean of Library Services, Southern Utah University
Nancy Lombardo, University of Utah Eccles Health Sciences Library
Terry Hutchinson, Trustee, Washington County Library
Evan Baker, Uintah County Library
KUED
Peggy Erickson, Tooele City Librarian
Sterling Albrecht
Davis County Commissioners
Larry Ostler
Utah Governor Mike Leavitt and his wife Jacalyn
Max Peterson, Director of Libraries, Utah State University
Christie Reimschussel, Director, American Fork Library
Chip Ward, Development Services Manager, Utah State Library Division and
Jimmy Parker, Library Manager and Special Projects Manager, Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Christopher Anderson, ULA Executive Secretary/Treasurer
Wayne Peay, Director of the Eccles Health Sciences Library at the University of Utah
Salt Lake County Library System’s Carolyn Klatt, Senior Electronic Resources Librarian,
Director of the Morgan County Library, Jill Boydstun
Sam Weller, owner of Sam Weller’s Books
Helene B. Fairchild
Dan Barr, Director of the Murray Public Library
Caroljean Hanson
Wendy Bishop
Wanda Robinson
The Committee will select an individual with the most significant record of contribution throughout her/his career.
The nominee must have been a member of ULA for at least 10 years, although not necessarily consecutive. Membership in another state, regional, or national professional library association can be substituted for up to 5 of the required years.
Nominees will have been recognized by their colleagues as giving exceptional service to library patrons and the profession. Typically such recognition will have been demonstrated by positions held in professional associations; a record of publication or professional presentations; special recognition given by a community, college/university/school; or other user group; or other forms of acknowledgment such as awards, citations, and letters of praise.
The Committee will select an individual with the most outstanding contribution to librarianship in the State of Utah for the previous calendar year.
The nominee for this award must have been a member of ULA for at least the past year and should not have received this award in the past.
Nominees will have accomplished a significant contribution to librarians and/or librarianship. Examples of such accomplishement may include:
The Committee will select an individual or group who has demonstrated remarkable support for libraries and librarians through a single effort or sustained contribution.
Nominees will have been directly involved in promoting library services in a public service, volunteer, or other non-paid capacity for at least one year.
The nominee need not be a member of ULA but should be employed or a volunteer at a Utah library. Nominees will have furthered library services through assistance with building construction, funding, volunteer service, or other means of promoting libraries and literacy. Community spirit and investment of personal time will characterize the nominee(s) selected for this award.
This special award strives to recognize librarians who have served in or assisted with the management of ULA in leadership or organizational positions. This individual may be nominated by the ULA board or by someone familiar with the work done to further the work of ULA. This award need not be given every year.
Must have been a member of ULA during the time of recognition.
The nominee must be a member of ULA and have shown true dedication to the cause of ULA during the time of leadership. The contribution recognized may have happened continuously or over more than one time period. This can take the form of continuous leadership/contribution, a unique contribution to the association, or outstanding recognition.
The committee will select an individual or group who has demonstrated consistent dedication to being an advocate for libraries on the national, state or local political stage.
The nominee need not work in a library or be a member of ULA but needs to have been politically active. Nomination for this award does not prohibit the awardee from being nominated for any other Utah Library Association award or merit.
The nominee must have a proven history of leadership or legislative activism in politically supporting library advocacy and/or issues. He/she is one who, it is presumed, will continue such activism and/or advocacy on behalf of libraries and librarianship.
The Outreach Award honors an individual or group who has made notable outreach efforts to expand library services or access to information to underrepresented populations.
Nominees must be current ULA members or include at least one current ULA member if a group is nominated.
Nominees for the outreach award must have demonstrated significant outreach efforts to encourage the use of library services or to improve access to information for underrepresented populations. This award defines underrepresented populations broadly to include any user group that was previously underserved prior to the nominee’s outreach efforts. The significant outreach efforts may be the initiation of a major outreach project, the completion of a major outreach project, or represent sustained outreach efforts over time.
Click here for previous award winners
The 2010 ULA Conference in St. George was a great success!