The $500 award recognizes students who produce significant academic inquiry requiring the use of the University Libraries' information resources and collections.
Blending his legal training with librarianship, Matthew Walker brings empathy, research expertise and a steady presence to support the Charles B. Sears Law Library community.
Graduate student assistant Jordan Stanford has long been drawn to libraries. Now a student worker in the University Libraries, he’s contributing to projects that bring those historical materials to life for others.
LeMar’s work has always centered on keeping operations running smoothly behind the scenes. This setup works for LeMar, who has never considered herself one for the spotlight.
Spencer Evans has fueled Air Force One and managed millions of gallons of jet fuel at a British Royal Air Force base. These days, he oversees operations at the UB Libraries Annex.
When most people think of a university librarian, they picture someone helping students find books. For Klotzbach-Russell, the role looks quite different—and that's exactly how she likes it.
The aaward honors works of legal bibliography, legal research and law librarianship that demonstrate enduring research value, originality and depth of scholarship.
