Staff recognition and special thanks

Alachua County Library District Governing Board Chair Charles Goston presented certificates to 10 graduates of the Alachua County Library District's Management Academy. The graduates completed a five-week management, supervision and development program. Alachua County Library District worked with the County's Human Resources Department Office of Organizational Development and Training to conduct this management training. 

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Certificates were presented to: (pictured at the beginning) Vivian Alexander, Administrative Services Division Director; Tina Bushnell, Branch Manager Library Partnership Branch; Laura Clemmons, Applications & Support Supervisor/Systems; Christopher Cochran, Automated Services Administrator; Phillis Filer, Public Services Administrator; Tomiko Kutyna, Librarian Supervisor Millhopper Branch; Robert Rieders, Librarian Supervisor Circulation; Diana A. Sanchez, Financial Services Administrator; Carolyn A. Wallace,  Librarian Supervisor Tower Road Branch; (second photo to the left) Daniel S. Whitcraft, Facilities & Safety Services Administrator; and not present for presentation and photos below: Michael Warren, Network Supervisor Automated Services; Jasmine Tran, Librarian Supervisor Adult Services; Alicia Antone High Springs Branch Manager; and Gail Carr, Librarian Supervisor Youth Services.

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Pictured from the left: Bill Harlan and Shaney T. Livingston

Library Director Shaney T. Livingston thanked retiring County Litigation Attorney Bill Harlan for his service to the Library District and presented him with a certificate of appreciation.

Library Director Livingston also announced two Florida Library (FLA) Association Awards received during the FLA Conference in early May: The Teen Creative Writing Contest received the Betty Davis Miller Youth Services - Teens award and the Conversational English program held at Tower Road Branch received the Maria Chavez-Hernandez “Libraries Change Peoples’ Lives” award. 

Originally Posted by NickieK on May 26, 2017

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