Background
Viner, Madeleine Jane was born on February 4, 1957 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Daughter of John Ramsay and Gwendoline Sanger.
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Madeleine Jane Viner
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Madeleine Jane Viner, Australian School Library administrator. ASLA Director (2017) SLAV - School Library Association of Victoria (Vice president 1999-2001), ALIA School Libraries Policy Advisory Group ( 2008)IASL - International Association of School Libraries; Monash Alumini; Palladians; National Trust; NGV; Australian Ballet
Education
B.Edn., Melbourne State College, Carlton, 1979. M.Info. Management and Systems, Monash University, Clayton, 1998.
Career
Teacher/Teacher Librarian/ Department of Victorian Education, Melbourne, 1980-1993. Faculty Head of Information Resources St. Leonard's College, Brighton, Victoria, 1994-1999. Director of Library and information services Methodist Ladies' College, Kew, since 2000. Director of MLC Libraries 2001 - 2014; Faculty Head of Library Services, Kilvington Grammar School 2014 - 2018; Teacher Librarian, St James College 2018 - 2019; Library Leader, St James College 2019- 2020
Achievements
Membership
Member Australian Library and Information Association (associate), School Library. Association of Victoria (vice president 1999-2001), Association of Indiana Schools of Victoria (library committee 1996-1999), Southeast Asia Libraries, International Baccalaureate Australasian Information Network, Monash Alumin, Palladians.
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Connections
Married Wayne Hamilton Viner, October 29, 1976. Children: Melissa, Benjamin.
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Born
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Nationality
Australia -
Political Party
anglican Church
Education
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1975 - 1979
Melbourne State College , Librarianship and Geography , Bachelor of Education Melbourne, Victoria, Australia -
1994 - 1998
Monash University , Information Science , Master Information Management and Systems Clayton, Victoria, Australia
Career
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1980 - 1993
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1994 - 1999
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2000 - 2014
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2014 - 2018
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2018 - 2020
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2019 - 2020
Awards
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ASLA National Teacher Librarian of the Year 2017, Australia
For your outstanding contribution and highest level of commitment and professionalism to leadership in Teacher Librarianship at Local, State, National and International levelsFor your outstanding contribution and highest level of commitment and professionalism to leadership in Teacher Librarianship at Local, State, National and International levels
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SLAV John Ward Award 2008, Melbourne
In recognition of an outstanding commitment to school librarianship in Victoria and as an acknowledgment of valuable service and contribution to learning and teachingIn recognition of an outstanding commitment to school librarianship in Victoria and as an acknowledgment of valuable service and contribution to learning and teaching
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IASL School Librarianship Award 2008, Australia
The IASL School Librarianship Awards is presented in recognition of an individual's contribution to the national development of school libraries and services within their own country and internationallyThe IASL School Librarianship Awards is presented in recognition of an individual's contribution to the national development of school libraries and services within their own country and internationally