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Librarian Sherrie Bergman Wins Excellence Award

Story posted November 19, 2007

Sherrie Bergman

Bowdoin College Librarian Sherrie Bergman has won a 2007 Outstanding Paper Award from the Emerald Literati Network in the Library Management category for her article, "The Scholarly Communication Movement: Highlights and Recent Developments."

The Emerald Literati Network says such Outstanding Papers represent some of the best work the journal editors and editorial advisory board members — many of them eminent academics — have seen over the past year.

The article was published in Emerald's journal Collection Building in 2006. Read the article here.

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