People

Shannon Zachary is in Bristol, England, to study bookbinding for two years.
Kate Maynor, Antoinette Owen and Laurent Sozzani are all interning in paper conservation this year. All are AIC members.
Hugo Peller retired December 1 as head of the binding school at Ascona, Switzerland. His place has been taken by Edwin Heim. Mr. Peller sold his shop (a separate establishment) to his son-in-law, Roland Meuter.
Ann Morgan Dodge is the new conservation specialist at the Nebraska State Historical Society. Ms. Dodge has her MLS and a master's in comparative literature from the University of Michigan. Since January, 1981, she has been an apprentice in the conservation lab under James W. Craven at the Bentley Historical Society there, learning conservation of rare books, manuscripts, and other printed material. Earlier experience included work with audiovisual collections at the Bentley while she was a student.
Stuart Kohler has joined the staff of the New York State Archives in Albany, Mew York, as Conservator. He heads the conservation laboratory and is responsible for treatments in the lab, pre-microfilming conservation, plus training and supervising technicians engaged in phased conservation activities.
Sally Roggia has been appointed Conservation Specialist for the Midwest Cooperative Conservation Program, Morris Library, Southern Illinois University, for two years beginning November 1, 1983.