Catherine is the library liaison to the Sanford School of Public Policy, the Political Science Department, and the Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions. She supports research, teaching and learning in those areas with research guides, library instruction for specific courses, individual consultations, and collection building. Because public policy touches on most fields, Catherine is experienced at answering interdisciplinary questions and collaborating with other subject librarians.

Background
MLS, Univeristy of North Texas, 1996.
CPA, State of Virginia, 1981.
BA, Russian Language and Literature, University of Virginia, 1976.

Catherine's interest in languages, cultures and travel led to a month-long Spanish immersion program at Instituto Cultural de Oaxaca, Mexico (2008), and an on-site assistantship for the Duke in Venice program (summer 2010).
Prior to moving to Durham, she worked as a CPA, University Development spouse, and mother.

Selected Publications
Shreve, Catherine. “How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Reflections of a Study-Abroad Librarian.” LPSS News 26:2 (Spring 2011): 1.

Shreve, Catherine. Rev. of Gale Digital Collections. LPSS News 24:1 (Fall 2008): 4-5.

Shreve, Catherine. “Political Science.” In Resources for College Libraries, ed. Marcus Elmore. Chicago: ALA Editions, 2006. [print and Web resource--see http://www.rclinfo.net/]