Marjorie Jean Pinkerton

Background

Pinkerton, Marjorie Jean was born on June 15, 1934 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Michael Seretto and Evelyn Isabel (Scott) Glass.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Spanish and History, Carroll College, 1956. Master of Arts in Spanish, University of Wisconsin -Madison, 1964. Master of Arts in Library Science, U. Missouri, 1973.

Career

Teacher high school, Pardeeville, Wisconsin, 1956-1957, Preble, Wisconsin, 1958-1959. Library assistant Memorial Library, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1959-1964. Substitute teacher, librarian Columbia Public Schools, Missouri, 1965-1973.

Educational materials librarian, assistant professor William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri, 1973-1981, associate professor, since 1985, director Dulany Library, since 1981.

Achievements

• Marjorie Jean Pinkerton has been listed as a noteworthy librarian by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Board Adjustment, City of Columbia, 1971-1975, chairman, 1973-1974. Member Columbia Safety Council, since 1967, president, 1969-1970. Member American Library Association, Missouri Association College and Research Libraries (chairman 1984-1985), Missouri library association (committee chairman 1978-1979), Mid-Missouri Associated Colleges Universities (chairman library com.1984-1985), National Council Teachers of English, League Women Voters (vice president 1967-1968), National Genealogical Society, Beta Phi Mu (president 1974-1976, 85-86), Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi.

Clubs: United Nations (president since 1970), Friends of the Library (Columbia) (secretary-treasurer 1977-1978).

Interests

• Genealogy, reading, travel, walking.

Connections

Married James Ronald Pinkerton, June 29, 1957. Children: Steven James, Kathryn Lynn.

Father:

Michael Seretto Glass

Mother:

Evelyn Isabel (Scott) Glass

Spouse:

James Ronald Pinkerton

child:

Kathryn Lynn Pinkerton

child:

Steven James Pinkerton