The 2006 New York Times Librarian Awards is a six-year-old program that recognizes great accomplishments by library professionals. For the first time this year the awards were expanded to include three prizes for academic librarians. Each winner receives $2500 and a commemorative plaque. The winners of the award for academic librarians are:
ACRLog congratulates all three of our colleagues on this distinguished accomplishment. And many thanks to the folks at the NYT for deciding to make academic librarians eligible for these great awards.