April Lynne Earle is a tenured member of the Library faculty at Greenley Library. In addition to her primary role as the cataloger, she provides reference service and information literacy instruction. She received both her Masters in Library Science and Master of Arts in Public History from St. John’s University; where she now teaches as an adjunct a course on genealogical sources & services in their Division of Library and Information Science
With over 30 years of genealogy research experience, her real joy is helping others discover their family histories and bringing to light the history of our College. She hopes her work helps people connect to the past in a more personal way through the stories of those who have gone before us.
With over 30 years of genealogy research experience, her real joy is helping others discover their family histories and bringing to light the history of our College. She hopes her work helps people connect to the past in a more personal way through the stories of those who have gone before us.
Education
- MLS, Division of Library and Information Science (Youth Services and Public Librarianship), St. John’s University, 2009 – Summa cum Laude
- MA, Public History (Archival Studies and Oral History), St. John’s University, 2016 – Summa cum Laude
Publications
- April L. Earle, My First Digital Exhibit: Mr Boller’s Scrapbook, Fwd: Museums, 1 2016, 77-87.
- April L. Earle, Coming Home to Campus: A Celebration of Farmingdale State College's Class of 1919, The New York Researcher, 32(2).
