Peggy Sullivan, 90, died April 13. She worked in many public and school libraries from 1952 to 1977 and directed the Knapp School Libraries Project from 1963 to 1968. Sullivan’s many accomplishments include serving as 1976–1977 president of ALA’s Children’s Services Division (now the Association for Library Services to Children [ALSC]), chair of ALA’s Centennial Celebration in 1976, assistant commissioner for extension services at Chicago Public Library (1977–1981), 1980–1981 president of ALA, and ALA executive director from 1992 to 1994. She wrote several books and more than 100 articles on librarianship, education, and administration. Sullivan held numerous university teaching positions, including on the LIS faculty at University of Pittsburgh and University of Chicago; part-time or interim positions at University of Maryland, Rutgers University-New Brunswick, Syracuse University, the Catholic University of America, Drexel University, and Rosary College (now Dominican University); and as dean of the LIS program at Rosary College. She also served as dean and professor at the College of Professional Studies at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb 1981–1992 and as director 1990–1992. Sullivan received ALA’s Joseph W. Lippincott Award in 1991, the ALSC Distinguished Service Award in 2000, and distinguished alumnus awards from both Clarke College and Catholic University. In 2004, she established ALA’s Sullivan Award for Public Library Administrators. In 2008 she was named an honorary member of ALA, the Association’s highest honor.