I am very proud to announce that I have received the 2016 Ken Haycock Award for Promoting Librarianship from the American Library Association. From ALA’s award page:
The Ken Haycock Award for Promoting Librarianship was established in 2004 and recognizes an individual who has contributed significantly to the public recognition and appreciation of librarianship through professional performance, teaching or writing. Former award recipients include Nancy Kranich (2015), former ALA president; Wendy Newman (2011), former Canadian Library Association president; Michael Gorman (2010), former American Library Association president; and Mary Dempsey (2007), former Chicago library commissioner.
That is some humbling company. My thanks go out to the award committee and those who nominated me. Also a special thank you to Ken Haycock who will always be one the profession’s greatest champions.
Congratulations, David! I knew you were going to do great things for the profession from the first time I read your blog. Couldn’t be more deserved.
Congratulation! And so well deserved. Thank you for Leading The Change!
I am personally so delighted to see such a high bar set for this award. Deepest congratulations.
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Congratulations my friend, on this well-deserved honor!!
Well done Dave, thanks for the contribution you made to my corner of the world! May your “conversing” always bring joy. Just don’t start dressing like Pask.
Congrats sir I always keep reading your blog they are nice
Vrushali Dandawate
Congratulations Dave! Well deserved.