Had earned two BAs at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) and had started there in the Fall of 1976 on a very small Memorial Scholarship in the name of Michelle Mitchell. She was the daughter of my 1975-1976 Earl Wooster HS remedial English teacher-- Mrs. Barbara Mitchell.
My mother had me when she had the flu so I had a lot of developmental problems. I had not done all that well in high school but Mrs. Barbara Mitchell had seen something in me and turned me around and got me hooked on books.
I did very well in college at UNR and would have done even better if not for a very bone-headed streak. And not for NOTHING.
Had gone to BYU Law School in late August of 1982 on a Merit Scholarship that covered the tuition so that I was paying the same as a Mormon even though I was and am a Lutheran. I dropped out falling in love with law librarianship at BYU. But not much fondness of the practice of law.
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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
In 1992, I had started writing victim assistance providers-- many of which are attached to law enforcement agencies-- to see what they would like to see in libraries of all kinds to help victims/survivors cope. This NOTHING but connects to collection development methods I picked up while getting my Masters in Librarianship and Information Management which I got after a year program in 1983-1984 at the University of Denver.
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