Background
Meyer, Richard W. was born on January 22, 1943 in St. Louis. Son of Norman K. Meyer and Melba R. Reisel.
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Richard W. Meyer
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Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, University Missouri, 1967. Bachelor in Library. Science, University Missouri, Columbia, 1967. Master of Science in Library.
Science, University Illinois, Champaign, 1970. Master of Arts in Economics, Clemson University, South Carolina, 1986.
Career
Assistant library E.I. duPont de Nemours, Aiken, South Carolina, 1967—1969. Assistant director library University Texas at Dallas, Richardson, 1970—1976. Director library tech services Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana, 1976—1979.
Associate director libraries Clemson University, 1979—1991. Director library Trinity University, San Antonio, 1991—2000. Dean, director libraries Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, 2000—2008.
Consultant Harris Corporation, Melbourne, Florida, 1985—1986, Chemists Club, New York City, 1991—1992, Mackenzie University, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1998—1999, Mercer University, 2001, Westminster College, 2003, Winona St. University, 2004.
Achievements
Membership
Field service review team member United Way of San Antonio, 1998—2000. Solinet Board, 2004—2007. Member of Southern Association Colleges and Schools (member reaffirmation review teams 1999—2002), American Library Association.
Connections
Married Clare A. Siesennop, April 12, 1944. Children: Sharyn C. Moore, Karyn A.
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Political Party
Conservative Party
Education
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1967
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1967
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1970
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1986
Career
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1967 - 1969
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1970 - 1976
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1976 - 1979
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1979 - 1991
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1991
Awards
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Recipient G.K. Saur Best Article award, College and Research Libraries, 1999. Grantee, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, 1995—2000. Blackwell scholarship, College and Research Libraries, 2002.Recipient G.K. Saur Best Article award, College and Research Libraries, 1999. Grantee, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, 1995—2000. Blackwell scholarship, College and Research Libraries, 2002.