Honor Roll libraries are those that pay 100% of OLC dues for all employees.
* The following information was provided by your library's recruitment officer. If your library has been overlooked, please notify the OLC office.
The OLC thanks the Honor Roll libraries as well as all libraries that contribute toward
staff dues in OLC. Your support of your professional organization is appreciated.
HONOR ROLL LIBRARIES
- Ada Public Library
- Alexandria Public Library
- Alger Public Library
- Amherst Public Library
- Barnesville Public Library
- Caldwell Public Library
- Centerburg Public Library
- Claymont School District Public Library
- Coldwater Public Library
- Columbiana Public Library
- Coshocton Public Library
- Delphos Public Library
- Dover Public Library
- Dr. Samuel M. Bossard Memorial Library, Gallipolis
- Ella M. Everhard Public Library, Wadsworth
- Fairport Public Library
- Garnet A. Wilson Public Library of Pike County, Waverly
- Girard Free Public Library
- Harris-Elmore Public Library
- Herrick Memorial Public Library, Wellington
- Holgate Community Library
- Hurt-Battelle Memorial Public Library, West Jefferson
- Ida Rupp Public Library, Port Clinton
- Kate Love Simpson- Morgan County Library
- Lane Public Library, Hamilton
- Liberty Center Public Library
- Logan County District Library
- London Public Library
- Martins Ferry Public Library
- Mary Lou Johnson-Hardin County District Library, Kenton
- McKinley Memorial Library, Niles
- Mechanicsburg Public Library
- Mercer County District Library
- Monroe County District Library, Woodsfield
- Mt. Gilead Public Library
- Mt. Sterling Public Library
- Napoleon Public Library
- Nelsonville Public Library
- Newton Falls Public Library
- Oak Harbor Public Library
- Oberlin Public Library
- Peninsula Public Library
- Portage County District Library
- Ridgemont Public Library, Mt. Victory
- Ritter Public Library, Vermilion
- Rockford Carnegie Library
- Salem Public Library
- Selover Public Library, Chesterville
- Seneca East Public Library
- Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County
- Tiffin-Seneca Public Library
- Washington County Public Library, Marietta
- Way Public Library, Perrysburg
- Wellsville Carnegie Public Library
TESTIMONIALS
C. Allen Nichols --
Director
Ella M. Everhard Public Library - Wadsworth
In today's political environment, it is important for library employees at all levels to be aware of issues
affecting libraries in Ohio. OLC membership facilitates that awareness, while also providing myriad opportunities
for professional development aimed at improving service to our customers. It's well worth the cost!
Mary Pat Essman --
Director
Lane Public Library - Hamilton
In 1989, the Lane Trustees initiated the benefit of paying for staff's OLC memberships as a tangible way
to encourage and support professional development. This involvement has proven to be a benefit not only
to the staff but to the library system and the its users - truly a win/win/win!
Georgiana Huizenga --
Director
Harris-Elmore Public Library - Elmore
Our library has been paying 100% of employee dues to OLC for over 10 years. Our Board feels that the advantage given
our staff to attend conferences and workshops is well worth the extra expense. Even if the majority of our staff only
attend Chapter Conference, when it is combined with the publications and support, we find it is money well spent.
Betty Clarkson--
Director
Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library - Gallipolis
The Gallia County District Library (Dr. Samuel L. Bossard Memorial Library)
pays 100% to encourage communication between and among library employees.
The library further encourages employees to participate at all levels of
continuing education, to be involved in OLC chapter activities, and to
attend programs and conferences. Here in rural Gallia County, we nurture
our readers from the seed to harvest.
