Dusing Betty

Betty Dusing was a long-serving and beloved member of the Park University community who held various roles within the McAfee Memorial Library for nearly 55 years, from 1965 to 2019.12

Career at Park University

Betty began her career at Park University in 1965, working in library services.2 Over the decades, she progressed through different positions:

• Started in library work in 1965
• Moved up to an assistant librarian position
• Ultimately became the Associate Librarian

Her tenure at Park University spanned an impressive 54 years before her retirement in 2019.2

Recognition and Impact

Betty Dusing's contributions to Park University were significant and widely appreciated:

• She was selected as the recipient of the 2022 Paul H. Gault Service Award, presented annually to a retired Park University faculty or staff member who provided a minimum of 15 years of distinguished service.1
• A ceremony recognizing Dusing for this award was held on September 29, 2022.1
• She was described as "one of the most beloved members of the Park community".3
• Faculty and students alike held her in high regard, appreciating her generous smile and easy-going nature.5

Personal Life

Betty Dusing was known as a devoted and loving wife and mother.4 She passed away on January 24, 2024.34

Education

Betty Dusing held a Bachelor's Degree in Library Science from the University of Kentucky.6

Betty Dusing's long-standing commitment to Park University and her positive impact on the academic community made her a notable figure in the institution's history.