The Library Administration, located on the 4th floor of the library, administers the program budget and oversees the daily operation of the library by leading and supporting the library staff in offering the highest level of service.

Leanne Hansen
Library Director
920-465-2537
hansenl@uwgb.edu

Lynn Doudna
Financial Specialist
920-465-2093
doudnal@uwgb.edu

Cheryl Motkowski
IS Administration
920-465-2383
motkowsc@uwgb.edu

The Circulation/Reserves area is the primary public service area of the library which checks in and loans material, reshelves items, processes overdue books and fines, and services copy machines.

Interlibrary Loan handles and processes the borrowing and lending of materials between UW-Green Bay and other libraries. Books and other materials not owned by the library can usually be obtained from other libraries.

Emily Rogers
Coordinator of Access Services
920-465-2540
rogerse@uwgb.edu

Smith, Leah
Access Services Assistant
920-465-2540
smithle@uwgb.edu

Jeff Brunner
Interlibrary Loan Assistant
920-465-2385
brunnerj@uwgb.edu

Automation is responsible for several areas: budgeting for technology purchases and maintenance; purchasing library hardware and software; maintaining inventories of library hardware; coordinating, testing, conducting training, and maintaining the library's online management system; procuring maintenance contracts for the online system, peripherals, and workstations; initial troubleshooting of hardware; routing maintenance of hardware and some software.

Marlys Brunsting
Automation Librarian
920-465-2893
brunstim@uwgb.edu

Collection Management selects materials for and manages the content of the book, journal, government document, and art slide collections. Faculty and staff recommendations for purchases are always welcome. Recommendations from students and other users are also considered.

Joan Robb
Collection Development Librarian
920-465-2384
robbj@uwgb.edu

Library Processing is composed of Acquisitions, Cataloging, and Serials. Acquisition's responsibilities include ordering, receipt, and physical processing of monographs, series, maps, and government publications in all formats, along with related vendor correspondence and claiming of unreceived volumes. Cataloging's responsibilities include providing complete and accurate records in the online catalog for materials in a wide variety of formats, maintaining authority files for accurate collocation of materials, and providing subject enrichment of bibliographic records when needed. Serial's responsibilities include the ordering, receipt, and management of journals, newspapers, annuals, and indexes, in various formats. Serials also conducts related vendor correspondence, claims unreceived volumes and issues, and posts invoices for serial receipts. Bindery processing and sorting the Library's mail are also responsibilities of the serials unit.

Deb Strelka
Coordinator of Library Processing
920-465-2154
strelkad@uwgb.edu

Nancy Anderson
Cataloging Assistant
920-465-2393
anderson@uwgb.edu

Sandy Bohman
Acquisitions / Documents Supervisor
920-465-2383
bohmans@uwgb.edu

Braun, Mary
Electronic Resources, Cataloging, and Reference Librarian
920-465-2764
braunm@uwgb.edu

Jeanette Skwor
Serials Supervisor
920-465-2670
skworj@uwgb.edu

Nancy Weidner
Cataloging Assistant
920-465-2393
weidnern@uwgb.edu

The Reference & Instructional Services plays an active role in the intellectual life of the campus by facilitating the research process. Because we believe in the importance of developing critical thinking skills and mastering the research process as integral parts of the educational experience, the staff do not undertake subject research on the behalf of users.

Anne Kasuboski
Reference & Instructional Services Coordinator
920-465-2543
kasubosa@uwgb.edu

Braun, Mary
Electronic Resources, Cataloging, and Reference Librarian
920-465-2764
braunm@uwgb.edu

David Dettman
Head of Library Instruction & Reference Librarian
920-465-2666
dettmand@uwgb.edu

Renee Ettinger
Reference & Instruction Librarian
920-465-2542
ettinger@uwgb.edu

Special Collections is comprised of The Area Research Center, Special Collections, and University Archives. The Area Research Center is the official repository for the Wisconsin Historical Society’s collections of manuscripts and public records relating to northeastern Wisconsin counties of:  Brown, Calumet, Door, Florence, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Marinette, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, and Shawano. Special Collections includes print materials pertaining to Northeastern Wisconsin history. Types of materials include books, census records, photographs, oral histories, Belgian-American research materials, and maps. University Archives contains nearly complete files of every university-generated publication; departmental and administrative records, and the records of individual faculty members. Official records in the University Archives range from basketball films to founding records of 1966, environmental impact statements, photographs, UW System budgets and correspondence of the Chancellor. Masters' theses are also housed in the University Archives.

Debra Anderson
Special Collections/ARC/University Archives Coordinator
920-465-2539
andersod@uwgb.edu

Jean Wentz
Special Collections Assistant
920-465-2539
wentzj@uwgb.edu