Background
Fountain, Joanna Fraser was born on May 2, 1945 in Huauchinango, Puebla, Mexico. Daughter of Thomas E. and Iona Fountain.
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Joanna Fraser Fountain
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Joanna Fraser Fountain, library consultant, business owner. Recipient Graduate fellowship Texas Woman's University, 1979-1981, Higher Education Act grant University Texas at Austin, 1969-1970; named Most Amazing Library. Texas Computer Education Association, 2003. Member American Library Association, Texas Library. Association, OnLine Audiovisual Catalogers, Texas Library. Connection: Cataloging Focus Group (onvener).
Education
Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1966. Master of Library Science, University Texas, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy, Texas Woman's University, 1982.
Career
Library. Emerson Elementary School, Miami, Florida, 1967-1969. Library, director Oak Springs branch Austin (Texas) Public Library., 1970-1972. Bilingual research library, Education Service Center, Region 13, Austin, 1972-1976, training specialist, 1976-1978.
Editorial director Voluntad Publications, 1978-1979. Associate director for collection development Texas Southern University Library., Houston, 1981-1983. Director library technical services Southwestern University, Georgetown, 1983-1990.
Adjunct faculty University Texas, Austin, since 1990. Owner, sole proprietor Bibliotechnics, Georgetown, since 1990. Technical services library Austin Indiana School District, 1995-1998.
Adjunct faculty Western Maryland College (name now McDaniel College), Westminster, since 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Library Association, Texas Library. Association, OnLine Audiovisual Catalogers, Texas Library. Connection: Cataloging Focus Group (onvener).
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1 child, Stacey H. Chambers.
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Religion
Presbyterian
Awards
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Recipient Graduate fellowship Texas Woman's University, 1979-1981, Higher Education Act grant University Texas at Austin, 1969-1970. Named Most Amazing Library. Texas Computer Education Association, 2003.Recipient Graduate fellowship Texas Woman's University, 1979-1981, Higher Education Act grant University Texas at Austin, 1969-1970. Named Most Amazing Library. Texas Computer Education Association, 2003.