MIDDLESEX

Hi! I'm Melaina (they/them). I am a retired veterinary technician turned librarian! I brought my empathy and compassion forward approach to working with animals to throw myself head first into becoming a teen librarian.

I am in my 18th year of being a School Library Media Specialist, my degree is from Seton Hall.  I spend 2 year in a K-5 library and 16 in a 9-12 library.  I do my best to try and reach my students in as many ways as possible.

Hi! My name is Kate-Lynn Brown and I am one of the Teen Services Librarians at the Piscataway Public Library. I order graphic novels and manage some of our digital collections, including eBooks for teens and services such as Hoopla and Kanopy.

I started my library journey in 2020, by contacting local librarians and workers on their experiences.

My name is Robert Krack and I have worked for the Rutgers University Libraries for over 20 years. My main responsibility is managing the collections of the Alexander Library.

I am an Adult Services librarian at Piscataway Public Library. I started my library career as a circulation clerk at an academic library.   Later, while serving as a library assisant, I began studying for my MLIS at Rutgers University.

I am a Senior Adult Services Librarian with the Piscataway Public Library. My passions in librarianship include social justice, access, and intellectual freedom.

Maureen Langley has worked in public libraries in a variety of capacities for over 14 years, from Circulation Library Asssistant to her current position as the Youth Services Department Head of the Plainsboro Public Library.

As the Development Librarian at Piscataway Public Library, I handle much of the Library's marketing and publicity, and grant-writing. Additionally, I am the staff liaison to our Friends and Foundation groups. 

I have been working in libraries since college in almost all capacities: shelver, circulation, children's librarian, young adult librarian, adult reference, and now director.