In addition, Leenaarts Beasley earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from North Carolina State University in 1999 and a bachelor’s degree in art history from Old Dominion University in 2002. I knew right away I’d found a home where I could commit to finding more and more ways to make our patron’s lives better.”Ī North Carolina Certified Public Librarian, Leenaarts Beasley holds a master’s degree in library science, which she earned from North Carolina Central University in 2021. It was hard coming in during COVID-we were curbside pickup only at the time-but the appreciation of our patrons for us to continue to provide access to materials was like a waterfall of gratitude. “After almost two decades of bookselling, the Dare County Library was a natural fit.
“I’ve always been committed to volunteer work, and I was thinking of making a career change from the private sector to public service,” said Leenaarts Beasley, who was formerly employed by Island Bookstore. Leenaarts Beasley initially began her service to Dare County as a volunteer for the Kill Devil Hills Library in January 2019 and was hired to serve as a library assistant in August 2020 before being promoted to the position of reference librarian in December 2021. Wark’s last day of service to Dare County was Thursday, August 31, 2023. Pay and View Personal Property Tax Bill onlineĭare County has announced that Meaghan Leenaarts Beasley, who has served as reference librarian for the Dare County Library since December 2021, has been promoted to the position of Dare County Librarian following the retirement of longtime East Albemarle Regional Library System Director Jonathan Wark.
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