Recent Retirement Information

Jane Sulze Retires from Missouri College in December

Jane Sulze retired from Missouri College in December. She was the librarian for the school for almost six years. She joined St. Louis Medical Librarians during her tenure at Missouri College , which offers various certificate programs in healthcare.

Prior to Missouri College , Jane was the librarian for both the Forsyth School and St. Michael and St. George School here in St. Louis . She is a certified secondary librarian. She is also a past member of the St. Louis Regional Library Network and the Missouri Library Association.

Jane attended Maryville College (University) where she earned a Bachelor's degree in English and Philosophy. She earned her library certificate from Washington University College . She also holds a Master's degree in Theology from Aquinas Institute.

Jane's interest in libraries began while at Maryville . She needed an additional two credits, which led her to the library to pick them up. She was encouraged by the staff to work at cataloging and was a student assistant.

Though retired from library employment, Jane remains active with her husband, Joe, who is a Deacon at St. Peter Church in Kirkwood .

Retirement Celebration for Rosemary Buhr

On August 20, 2003, Logan College of Chiropractic celebrated the retirement of Rosemary Buhr. Rosemary Buhr was the Director of Logan's Library from November 1983 until August 2003. Rosemary Buhr took the Library from what the North Central accrediting agency termed a “hodgepodge” to the well-organized, dynamic Library that Logan enjoys today.

Logan College of Chiropractic faculty and staff along with Rosemary's family and friends enjoyed a very festive party and luncheon. Bob Snyders, the Library Reference Librarian and Interim Director, was the Master of Ceremonies for the occasion. The guest speakers included the President of the College, Dr. George A. Goodman, the Vice President of Academic Affairs, Dr. William Ramsey, the President of the Faculty Council, Dr. Allen Parry, the President of the Chi Rho Sigma Fraternity, Andria Brooks, and the First Vice President of the Logan Alumni Association, Dr. Karen Dishauzi. Rosemary received several lovely gifts including a digital camera and a poem written especially for her by Dr. Ramsey. We will miss Rosemary and wish her well in her retirement.