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Cameron, Margaret Alison (1937 - )
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Librarian and Ornithologist
Born: 10 September 1937  Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
Margaret Alison Cameron was foundation University Librarian at Deakin University 1977-96 and Pro Vice-Chancellor 1986-90. She is a keen ornithologist, being an expert at bird identification in the field and a competent bander and counter of birds. She has taken an active role in the Victorian Wader Studies Group and with BATH (Birders Aiding the Handbook).
Career Highlights

Chronology
1959 - 1962Librarian at the Public Library of Queensland
1962 - 1963Librarian at the Australian Reference Library in New York, USA
1964 - 1965Thatcher Librarian at the University of Queensland
1965 - 1969Librarian at Flinders University of South Australia
1969 - 1977Reader Services Librarian at Macquarie University, New South Wales
1977 - 1996Foundation University Librarian at Deakin University, Victoria
1980 - 1987Editor of Geelong Naturalist
1986 - 1989President of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union
1986 - 1990Pro Vice-Chancellor at Deakin University, Victoria
1987Fellow of the Library Association of Australia
1987 - 1991Chair of the Australian Biological Resources Study Advisory Committee
1990Member of the Order of Australia (AM)
1993Fellow of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union

 
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