From Minnesota Daily:
Wendy Pradt Lougee (Source: continuum)
Wendy Pradt Lougee has had quite an impact at the University of Minnesota, leading one of the nation’s top research library systems into the digital era.
For almost two decades, Lougee has been serving the community as the dean of libraries and a University librarian. After she announced her retirement last year, the University is searching for her replacement. The finalists, who are speaking on campus over the next several weeks, have large shoes to fill.
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“She came at the right time to help us understand what the role of libraries in the 21st century could be,” said John Finnegan, dean of the University’s School of Public Health. “She was the right person, right talent, right place, right time.”
She helped build the libraries beyond just a collection of books and into a hub of data curation, information and resources.
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See Also: Lougee Announces Retirement Plans (via continuum; January 3, 2019)
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