Sherree Miller has worked at the MacRae Library since 1981. Since then, she’s seen many changes, including the library moving from one room in the Cox Institute to the two-level MacRae Library that exists today, the introduction of computers into the library and most recently, the merger between the Nova Scotia Agricultural College and Dalhousie University to form the new Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture.
Sherree Miller, based at the MacRae Library on the Agricultural Campus.
Sherree is the head of Access Services, which is a term that describes many of the day-to-day functions that keep the library operating, such as being a front line contact for everyone who uses the library, answering the phones and helping people find the information they need. She has always worked in Access Services, as well as helping out in Document Delivery, working with serials and doing some cataloguing.
Sherree is also responsible for course reserves, supervising the student assistants, payroll for staff and student assistants and ordering supplies. In addition, she also represents the MacRae Library on the Access Services committee. In the past, Sherree was a member of the Novanet Systems Operations Committee, and has represented the MacRae Library on the occupational health & safety committee and the Agriculture Campus’ Open House committee. Sherree also represents the MacRae Library on the Dalhousie Libraries’ social committee.
“I very much enjoy interaction with our students, faculty and staff,” says Sherree of her work at the MacRae Library.
Sherree, welcome to the Dalhousie Libraries team!