| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | Library Administrator-semi-retired |
| Location | Washington, D.C., United States |
| Introduction | I moved back to Washington, DC in January, 2011 after a 10 year absence and 40 years as an academic librarian in six universities and colleges in the east and midwest. In November, 2011, I became Head Librarian at the U.S. Census Bureau Library. I have a BA in History from UNC-Charlotte, a MSLS from the Catholic University of America, and a PhD in Public Administration & Policy from Virginia Tech. I share my life with my husband, Louis I. Middleman, Senior Editor at Dewberry in Fairfax, VA. I'm the proud mother of L.A.-based singer/songwriter Bleu McAuley (aka William James McAuley, III). |
| Interests | world travel, US presidential libraries, Thai academic libraries, college & university libraries around the world, American history, domestic architecture (especially Craftsman bungalows) |
| Favorite Music | anything by singer/songwriter Bleu McAuley |
| Favorite Books | travel stories (especially by well-known fiction writers), biographies of Rosalind Franklin and similar women, anything by MFK Fisher. |
