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The American Library Association Student Chapter at the University of
Hawaii presented Lynn Davis with the 2005 Sarah K. Vann Service Award
for outstanding service to the Hawai`i library community.
In its letter the Student Chapter noted:
"We also thank you for providing ongoing service to the Library
community, not only for your work at Hamilton Library, but also serving
as a vital resource to the local community in Hawaii and beyond. ... You
are spreading a new spirit of cooperation, encouraging us to join
forces to preserve the rich cultural heritage of Hawaii. Finally, the ALA-SC would like to express our thanks for your
contribution as a role model in our community. We are truly grateful
for the chance to work and study with you, for you have shown us
through your personal philosophy how one becomes a Super Librarian."
Lynn Davis recently published Photography of Old
Hawaii. She also participated in "Experts at the Palace 2002", a lecture
series sponsored by The Historic Preservation Program, American Studies Department at
the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Begun in 1988, "Experts at the Palace" is an
annual Spring series of free public lectures by professionals active in historic
preservation, including architects, historians, planners, and others who offer a
perspective on preservation issues. Participants come from Hawai`i, the U.S.
mainland, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific.