Woodridge Public Library Welcomes New Library Director

Submitted by the Woodridge Public Library. Published March 29, 2016.

Pam Dubé, current deputy director of Joliet Public Library, has been named the next library director of the Woodridge Public Library by the library’s Board of Trustees.

Dubé will officially assume her new role on May 2, 2016.

The library board unanimously selected Dubé to be Woodridge’s library director following the retirement of the current library administrator, Susan McNeil-Marshall.

Board President Jay Tiede cited Dubé’s depth of experience and her ability to communicate a clear vision for the Library’s future as reasons for her selection.

For more than a decade, Dubé has been involved with the coordination of operational needs, staff supervision, budgeting and strategic planning work essential to the administration of a public library. Her advocacy work and collaboration with patrons of the Joliet Public Library, as well as with community groups and staff, match well with the culture of the Woodridge Public Library.

Dubé holds a Master's in Library and Information Science from the University of Texas at Austin and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.