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Judy Hammett – senior library associate for the Bob and Kathy Luke Library in the �������� – plans to retire in June 2019.

Hammett began her work almost forty years ago in the library.

“This hasn’t been an easy decision, but I feel the timing is right,” she said. “I have loved working with Susan, the faculty and the students.  Every one of them has been like a child of mine – all 15,000 of them throughout my time here.  I love reflecting over the memories and the changes that have occurred over the years, and I will have them for a lifetime.”

“As you well know, Judy has been an amazing ‘force’ of continuity, professionalism, and consistency in providing services and counseling to numerous students and faculty over the years,” said �������� Director and F.L. Crane Professor Michael Berk.

A public reception honoring Hammett will be held on Tues., April 30 from 3-5 p.m. in the Bob and Kathy Luke Library foyer in Giles Hall. (See invitation).

“This isn’t a good bye but an I’ll see you later,” she said.

Hammet’s last day is set for June 28.