Welcome to the ASIS&T memorial wiki honouring the lives and spirits of our ASIS&T colleagues, whose good works and good humour have inspired us as professionals and as human beings. To view or add reflections for a particular colleague, please click on the name below:
ASIS&T Memorial Wiki
Welcome to the ASIS&T memorial wiki honouring the lives and spirits of our ASIS&T colleagues, whose good works and good humour have inspired us as professionals and as human beings. This site was initiated to celebrate James M. Cretsos, who passed away August 2006, but please feel free to add new pages for other ASIS&T colleagues.
To view or add reflections for a particular colleague, please click on the name below:
- James M Cretsos (29 October 1929 - 4 August 2006) - ASIS&T President, 1979; inspiration for the James M. Cretsos Leadership Award
- Ethel Auster (1942 - 1 July 2005) - Longstanding ASIS&T member and contributor
- Beth Logan (?? - 5 February 2007) - ASIS&T Board, 1993-95; chaired and been a member of the Education, Research and Publications Committees; Chaired SIG ED and served on juries and in many other ways
- Lee Strickland (1947 - 23 January 2007) - Lee taught several classes for ASIS&T and was an Annual Meeting co-plenary speaker with Tom Blanton
- Susan O'Neill Johnson (23 September 1939 - 27 September 2007) - Sue developed the InfoShare Award and International Paper Contest for the International Information Issues SIG in her long career in ASIS&T
To add a new colleague, click "Edit Page" above (contact Caryn Anderson for the password - caryn.anderson@simmons.edu). Add the name to the list according to the exact code and style of other names. Be sure to "Save Page" and then click on the colleague's name to get to the new page. You may then add content as you wish, but it is requested that you follow the basic format of other pages.
- American Society for Information Science & Technology (ASIS&T)
- Information Science Pioneers of North America - Courtesy of Bob Williams
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