After teaching at the University of Illinois, he came to the University of Minnesota in 1943 as a librarian. In 1951, he became dean of the College of Science, Literature and the Arts, the predecessor to the College of Liberal Arts. He held that position for 12 years and then taught in the Graduate School and the Library School until he retired in 1978. A contribution will be sent on behalf of ALA and the Executive Board. Mrs. Charles T. Munger.
Preparations are underway for two additional training workshops.
Twenty librarians along with humanities scholars will participate. The exhibition is funded by the National Science Foundation with additional support from Cargill and 3M. ALSC assisted in project development. Seventy-five libraries will participate. The exhibition is geared to children two to seven years old and their parents. It uses interpretive and educational materials to bring the world of math and its everyday uses alive through children's literature.