James W. Lewis of Washington, D.C., “has made the largest individual bequest to the American Library Association in the association’s history. The approximately $25 million bequest is truly transformational and will fund scholarships for aspiring librarians, ensuring future generations of highly educated and committed librarians prepared to meet the informational needs of their communities. …”
James W. Lewis of Washington, D.C., “has made the largest individual bequest to the American Library Association in the association’s history. The approximately $25 million bequest is truly transformational and will fund scholarships for aspiring librarians, ensuring future generations of highly educated and committed librarians prepared to meet the informational needs of their communities. …” Read More
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