The State Council on Libraries and Literacy advises and assists the State Library, Archives and Public Records with its statewide library and literacy responsibilities. Membership, as outlined by NRS 380A.041, consists of citizens appointed by the Governor to reflect the diversity of the State as well as ex-officio representatives of state government agencies that share in the advancement of library and literacy goals.
Ananda Campbell
Labor Organizations
acampbell@carson.k12.nv.us
Term expires: 06/30/21
Nicole Andazola
Private Sector Employers
nicole@mynetworksolutions.com
Term expires: 06/30/21
Ian Salzman
Classroom Reading Teacher
salzmim@nv.ccsd.net
Term expires: 10/31/19
Margot Chappel
Dept. of Health & Human Services
margotchappel@health.nv.gov
William Boster
Persons w/Disabilities
weboster@sbcglobal.net
Term expires: 06/30/21
Joan Dalusung
Public Libraries
jdalusung@washoecounty.us
Term expires: 06/30/20
Nancy Cummings Schmidt, Chair
Private Literacy Organizations
nroot56@gmail.com
Term expires: 06/30/19
Kim Petersen
Dept. of Corrections
kpetersen@doc.nv.gov
David Ortlipp
Library Trustees
david@ortlipp.com
Term expires: 06/30/21
Robert Jones
School Libraries
jonesrr2@nv.ccsd.net
Term expires: 06/30/20
Karsten Heise
Governor's Office of Economic Development
kheise@diversifynevada.com
Tod Colegrove, Secretary
Administrator, Nevada State Library
tcolegrove@admin.nv.gov
Jeanne Frazier Price
Special Libraries
jeanne.price@unlv.edu
Term expires: 06/30/21
Kathlin Ray
Academic Libraries
kray@unr.edu
Term expires: 06/30/20
Kathleen Galland Collins
Dept. of Education
kgcollins@doe.nv.gov
Vacant: Representative of a Member of the Public; Designee for Tiffany Tyler, Director, Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation; Designee for Patrick Cates, Department of Administration
The Governor believes that all citizens should have direct access to their government and have the right to help shape public policy. The Governor has the privilege and authority to confirm or appoint members to numerous boards and commissions. Most boards and commissions are created by federal law, state legislation, or executive order of the Governor. Each state board has a different role and membership requirements. The membership is outlined in the enabling document and is usually narrowly defined, often including requirements for political or geographic diversity.
For more information on the process, please visit the Boards and Commissions for the State of Nevada website.