National Women's History Month: Bonnie Dreitner

U T A with star in the center, used when staff photo is unavailable

by Alexandra Pirkle

The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries is celebrating National Women's History Month by highlighting some of the inspiring women who make this organization a model 21st century urban academic library.

Today's interviewee is Bonnie Dreitner, Budget Accounting Clerk. Dretiner has worked for UTA for fifteen years. 

bonnie dreitner sitting at her desk at UTA Libraries

Bonnie Dreitner sits at her desk at UTA Libraries.

Alexandra Pirkle (AP): What was your first library-related job? How did you come to that job?

Bonnie Dreitner (BD): Access Services Desk Manager; I applied for the position after deciding to leave the corporate world.

AP: What role have women played in your career and life?

BD: Mentors, supporters.

AP: What is one of your favorite things about working at UTA Libraries?

BD: Some amazing co-workers.

AP: Who is your favorite woman historical figure? Why?

BD: Queen Elizabeth I. She ruled a country well in a time when the majority of women had no power or voice.

AP: What is something about you that others would be surprised to know?

BD: I honestly can’t think of anything. I’m pretty boring.

Thank you, Bonnie, for all of your hard work and dedication to student success!

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