[Sigmed-l] Louisa Worthington Rogers

[James E. Andrews]

Dear SIG MED members,

Please join me in congratulating Louisa Worthington Rogers on her recent 
retirement, and in thanking her for her years of service in ASIST, SIG 
MED, and her contributions to the profession.

Louisa retired on September 10, 2008, from her position as Biology, 
Medicine and Neurosciences Librarian at the MIT Science
Library after a 38-year career in libraries. She was an information 
specialist for several different libraries and institutions over her 
career, including the NIH Information Center for Speech, Hearing and 
Disorders of Human Communication, Harvard's Countway Library of 
Medicine, the Harvard Biological Laboratories, Putnam, Hayes & Bartlett 
Inc. (an economic
consulting firm), and, finally, MIT. Louisa has been a contributing 
member of ASIST SIG-MED for the past 5-6
years.

Louisa, we will all miss seeing you at ASIST, and truly appreciate all 
you have done. We wish you all the best during this new phase of your 
life and hope you find much enjoyment and relaxation after such a long 
and productive career.

Best wishes,
Jim



-- 
James E. Andrews, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of South Florida
School of Library and Information Science
4202 E. Fowler Ave., CIS 1040
813.974.2108
jandrews at cas.usf.edu
http://uweb.cas.usf.edu/~jandrews/default.html