THOMAS G. LEE,
B.S., M.A., A.M.L.S.
Ontonagon, MI 49953
Voice: 906/884-2397
Mr. Tom Lee and family
pet
"Mr. Kitty" near Gorman House,
Ontonagon, Michigan. (July, 1998)
Tom Lee at the Kinross Correctional Facility Library
with portrait done by a prisoner.
Historic Gorman House, 500 East Lakeshore Drive, Ontonagon,
Michigan
Offices of Landmark Publishing
Old County Courthouse
Ontonagon, Michigan
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Built 1886SELECTED ACHIEVEMENTS Professional Librarian. A.M.L.S., The University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor.Curriculum & Instruction. M.A., The University
of Michigan.Advisor. The Link. Inmate newspaper,
Kinross Correctional FacilityLink wins the
Michigan Penal Press Award as Best Prison Newspaper in Michigan
for 1998.Link wins the Michigan Penal Press Award
as Best Prison Newspaper in Michigan for 1999 (Second year in
a row!)Appointed to Advisory Board, Southern Poverty
Law Center, Montgomery, Alabama.Technology-Using-Educator of the Year Award,
1982.Web Designer. Developed and ran first commercial
Internet web server in Michigan's U.P. in Houghton, Michigan.Web Designer. Developed popular internet
web site dedicated to my grandfather Edward
Edison Lee who authored 50 books in the 1920's and 30's under
the pen name of Leo Edwards.Web Designer. Developed a number of successful
web sites, including: up-wide.com, upbiz.com, ontonagon.com,
michigancatalog.com, wisconsincatalog.com, texascatalog.com,
etc.Grant Writer. Writer of over 100 funded state
and federal grants.Wrote successful grant to restore theatre
in Ontonagon Township Building, 1997.Founder. The Weekly Bulletin: The Complete
Shopping Guide for the Western U.P.Editor and Publisher. The Lake Superior
MinerPresident. Ontonagon County Chamber of Commerce.Chairman of the Board. American Association
for Corporate Contributions. (A.A.C.P.)Director. National Nonprofit Press Association,
Washington, DC. (N.N.P.A.)National Director of Philanthropic Research
and Development. National Association for the Exchange of Industrial
Resources (N.A.E.I.R.)Facilitator. National Network of Complementary
Schools. A national exchange program between selected public
and independent schools.Author. Give-and-Take: The Complete Tax
Incentive Guide and The Approved Methods for Donating or Accepting
Corporate Gifts of Inventory. Fourth Edition.Producer/Designer. Rent-A-Workshop
A series of video tapes, including: Investment Options for Nonprofits,
Working With The Press, A Guide to Grants, Planned Giving, Sports
and Fitness Events as Fund Raisers, etc.Author. Great Deal$, Smart Buys, and Real
Bargains$: A Complete Guide to the Best Surplus Markets.,
1986.Member/Secretary. Ontonagon Area School District,
Board of EducationThe Electronic Classroom. Over 75 columns
on computer and educational technology.The Information Connection. Columns on information
technology.Member. Rotary One - Chicago; the world's
first service club. Classification: Corporate Philanthropy.Director/Planner. National Conference (in
Chicago) on partnerships between business and education.Designer/Builder/Fund Raiser/General Manager.
WOAS- FM, Ontonagon, MI.Director. Micrographics Project. U.S. Office
of Education.Founder. 501(c)(3) Monthly Letter.
3rd largest nonprofit management publication in the United States.Information Specialist/Journalist. 82nd Airborne
DivisionPresident, U.P. West, Area-Wide Telephone
Directory Service. Incorporated, July 1989.Publisher. Ewen Centennial History Book,
1989.Eagle Scout with God and Country Award. Member,
Order of the Arrow. Boy Scouts of America.
EXPERIENCEHead Librarian, Ojibway Correctional Facility,
Michigan Department of Corrections, Marenisco, MI. 2000 - Current.Librarian. Law Library, General Library,
School Library and SEG Library, Michigan Department of Corrections,
Kinross Correctional Facility (KCF), Kincheloe, MI 1997-2000.Owner. The Landmark Publishing Company, Ontonagon,
MI
Office of Landmark publishing, Ontonagon,
MichiganPublisher. U.P.-Wide. Area-Wide Yellow
Pages for Michigan's Upper Peninsula
2000-2001 Edition
Web Master. Director. 21st Century Internet Design Group.
Designer of national Internet "catalog" project. Current
catalogs now online include: michigancatalog.com, wisconsincatalog.com,
and texascatalog.com.Editor and Publisher. The Lake Superior
Miner.Editor and Publisher. The Weekly Bulletin.Consultant. Corporate Philanthropy.Director of Research and Development. National
Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources. Northfield,
IL. 1983-85.Consultant/Conference Planner/Advertising
Advisor. NationalConference on Partnerships between education
and corportions. 1983.Federal Projects Writer, General Manager
WOAS-FM, Librarian. Ontonagon Area Schools, Ontonagon, MI. 1975-83.President. The Electronic Classoom.Director of Media Services. Half Hollow Hills
Schools, Dix Hills, Long Island, NY. 1974-75.Director of Media Services. Centennial Educational
Park, Plymouth Public Schools, Plymouth, MI. 1970-74.Media Director. Mona Shores Schools, Muskegon,
MI. 1966-70.High School Librarian, Muskegon High School,
Muskegon, MI. 1965-66.Journalist. 82nd Airborne Division, and 18th
Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, NC.
Cadet. United States Military Academy, West
Point, NY.
COMPUTER SKILLSLong experience with various platforms and
programs, including:Adobe PhotoshopAdobe PagemakerQuark ExpressHTML Design and Editing, META Tag DesignCGI ScriptingWindows 95Mac OSTCP/IP NetworksLocal Area NetworksPage MillSite MillMicrosoft WorksWord PerfectFilemaker PlusParadox for WindowsCD-Rom DevelopmentWS-FTP ProUnix ShellsFirst Search:
World's largest bibliographic database.Internet searching skills.
FORMAL EDUCATION Graduate. New Employee School, Michigan Department
of Corrections, Lansing, MI. 1997A.M.L.S. (Library Science), The University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI. 1970. Renamed The Information School.M.A., Master of Arts, Audiovisual Education
and Curriculum Development, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
MI. 1968.B.S., Bachelor of Science. Journalism and
Library Science, Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh, WI. 1965.Diploma. U.S. Army Information School, Fort
Slocum, NY.Cadet. U.S. Military Academy, West Point,
NY.Diploma. Memorial High School, Beloit, WI.
1957.
SCHOOLS
ATTENDED
Memorial High School, Beloit,
WI.
Ripon College, Ripon, WI.
U.S. Military Academy, West
Point, NY
University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, NC
North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC.
University of Wisconsin,
Madison, WI.
Wisconsin State University,
Oshkosh, WI
Beloit College, Beloit,
WI.
University of Michigan Extension,
Grand Rapids, MI.
Rackam School of Graduate Studies,
The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI.
DeMarse Corrections Academy,
Lansing, MI
PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY (By)Designing a library for a special clientele. Ironwood Daily Globe, February 27, 2001.Designer. up-wide.com, a comprehensive world
wide web site of businesses in Michigan's Upper Peninsula and
in surronding areas in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Ontario Canada.Designer. UP-Wide Yellow Pages. A
comprehensive 336 page directory for Michigan's Upper Peninsula.Give-and-Take: The Complete Tax Incentive
Guide and the Approved Methods for Donating or Accepting Corporate
Gifts of Inventory. Fourth Edition.Great Deal$, Smart Buy$ and Real Bargain$:
The Complete Guide to the Best Surplus Markets.Practical Philanthropy. A fund raising kit for planned giving.Microform Systems: A Handbook for Educators.Administration of an Instructional Film
Program: A Handbook for the Building Audiovisual Coordinator.Library Hand . . . A Lost Art. (A study of handwritten catalog cards.)Corporate Philanthropy. Monthly column in the NAEIR News. You Can
Get in on This $17 Million Equipment Give away. The Executive
Educator. February, 1982.If A Computer Answers, Don't Hang Up. Classroom
Computer News.Authorship of School Textbooks for Education
Faculty Appointed Between 1879-1929 at The University of Michigan.
Notes and Abstracts.Project Adventure. The New North.Historical Notes. A series of columns on
the history of Rotary. The Gyrator, Rotary One, Chicago.BACSTOP: A Teacher's Guide to Ropes Courses
and Other Initiatives. The Porcupine Quill Press.Hard to Believe Association Arranges Donations
to Schools. The New North.The Secret and Mysterious Order of the Freckled
Goldfish.Tuffy Bean Comes to Ontonagon.DATE DUE. Over 150 columns on information
technology.THE ELECTRONIC CLASSROOM. Over 75 columns
on technology.Putting Computers to the Test in British
Columbia. Classroom Computer News.History of 10-Watt Radio Stations.Every Child A Winner in New Physical Education
Program.The Source. The New North.
BIBLIOGRAPHY (About)A View From The Inside, By Gary Lamberg, Publisher, Ironwood Daily Globe.
February 21, 2001.LINK WINS. Prison newspaper at Kinross Correctional
Facility wins Penal Press Award as best prison paper in Michigan.
The KCF LINK, April 1999Many More Books Coming. Story of large book
donation to KCF from the famous Newberry Library in Chicago.
The KCF LINK, April 1999.WOAS-FM, started by Tom Lee receives special
Michigan Education Association recognition. Ontonagon Herald
5/13/98.New Librarian at KCF. The LinkFar-flung Networking - Publisher Tom Lee
Reaches the Far Corners of the Globe Via the Internet. Printing
Impressions, February, 1995.Pied Piper' Keeps Students Wrapped Up in
Learning. Houghton Mining Gazette. January 7, 1979.Bookworms (a story concerning the donation
of 6,000 free books) The Milwaukee Journal, July 29, 1980.Tom Lee . . . His Projects Benefit School.
A Copper Country Profile. The Mining Gazette.New Voice Coming to Ontonagon. Development
of WOAS-FMPorcupine Quill Press Makes Point in Ontonagon.Beloiter Chosen for West Point. Beloit
Daily News, May 28, 1959.Ontonagon School Finds Gold Mine . . . In
Free Books, That Is !Librarian Turns to Boatbuilding.Polynesian Catamaran Replica at Ontonagon.Local Librarian Named Technology Using Educator
of the Year.Welcome Mat. The Gyrator, Rotary One,
Chicago.Lee Elected to Rotary One Membership. The
Gyrator, Rotary Club of Chicago.Bed and breakfast in style. The Houghton
Mining Gazette.Link Wins. The KCF Link, Kinross Correctional
Facility, May, 1999
Offices of Landmark
Publishing
Old County Courthouse
Ontonagon, Michigan
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Built 1886
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