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The Sheridan Libraries Advisory Councils

Friends Advisory Council		National Advisory Council

Catherine P. McDonnell, President		Richard S. Frary, Chairman
Andrew M. Bienstock		James K. Archibald
Darlene Bookoff		Jeanne H. Baetjer
Victoria Cass		Michael Cohen
Sally K. Craig		Alvin Deutsch
Kathryn J. Crecelius		Robert L. Friedman
Tristan Davies		Lorna Jury Gladstone
David Fishman		Jay S. Goodgold
Marya F. Flanagan		Andrea Herron
Lucy Goelet		R. Christopher Hoehn-Saric
David N. Levine		Allan D. Jensen
Albert J. Matricciani, Jr.		Nancy B. Kalkin
Holly A. Phelps		Anne R. Kenney
Mary Elizabeth Podles		Kurt Herzer
Stephen Salny		Howard G. Kristol
Jill Sommer		Julian L. Lapides
Edward H. Sparrow		Richard I. Lidz
Susan Stewart		Harriett P. Long
Brian E. Sullam		R. Kathleen Molz
Betty R. Sweren		Michael G. Musgrave
Elissa Brent Weissman		Elizabeth P. Owens
John M. Wogan		Ellen L. Patz
		Patricia Schaefer
		Richard P. Schneider
		Neil Seidman
		R. Champlin Sheridan
		Betty J. Turock
		William H. Tyler III
		Susan F. Weiss
		Karin Wittenborg



Honorary Members
Michael Beer
Charlotte R. Benton		Ex Officio
Joseph W.G. Brooks		Catherine P. McDonnell
Brenda G. Edelson		Betsy Merrill
Martha W. Galleher		Lloyd Minor
Tara Flannery Gallagher		Winston Tabb
Christine W. Hanley		Sylvia Eggleston Wehr
Faith M. Holland
Ellen H. Kelly
Richard A. Macksey
John Russell-Wood
Debbie Sheridan
Huntington Williams III

Ex Officio
Shellie A. Dolan
Betsy Merrill
Winston Tabb
Sylvia Eggleston Wehr

Acquisitions Committee

The Acquisitions Committee is a group of volunteers who recognize the importance of the Special Collections' curatorial staff, costs, and academic needs. Each year, 20% of Friends of the Libraries donations are allocated to special collections acquisitions. Through requests made by faculty and graduate students to their resepective Librarian, the Curator of Rare Books finalizes a selection list. The list is approved by the Dean and mailed to the committee. At and annual meeting, the selections are presented and the committee makes its decisions based on the allocated budget.