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Allyson Carlyle (February 1954 – April 4, 2020) was an United States of America library and information science scholar, considered a leading scholar in the field of cataloging.Carlyle was one of the initial faculty members of the University of Washington Information School, and served as the school’s first Associate Dean for Academics under Dean Michael Eisenberg. Carlyle worked to increase the diversity of the library profession, and established the Sherman Alexie and Lethene Parks Endowed Fellowship in Tribal and Rural Librarianship at the iSchool.She was known for innovative cataloging research that focused on how users would find items, not just how librarians would organize them. from Wikipedia
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Allyson Carlyle (February 1954 – April 4, 2020) was an United States of America library and information science scholar, considered a leading scholar in the field of cataloging.Carlyle was one of the initial faculty members of the University of Washington Information School, and served as the school’s first Associate Dean for Academics under Dean Michael Eisenberg. Carlyle worked to increase the diversity of the library profession, and established the Sherman Alexie and Lethene Parks Endowed Fellowship in Tribal and Rural Librarianship at the iSchool.She was known for innovative cataloging research that focused on how users would find items, not just how librarians would organize them.<small> from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allyson_Carlyle Wikipedia]</small>
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