Jefferson County librarians Kim Tingelstad, left, and Scott Bahlmann earned master’s degrees in library and information science. (Submitted photo)

Jefferson County librarians Kim Tingelstad, left, and Scott Bahlmann earned master’s degrees in library and information science. (Submitted photo)

Jefferson County Library staffers earn master status

PORT HADLOCK — Staff at the Jefferson County Library recently congratulated staff members Kim Tingelstad and Scott Bahlmann for earning master’s degrees in library and information science during 2020.

Bahlmann, who has a Bachelors in theater arts from Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah, earned his master’s degree from the University of Washington in Seattle.

Tingelstad has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md., and earned her master’s degree from the San Jose State University School of Information in San Jose, Calif.

The pair were feted during a Dec. 18 Holiday Sweater/PJ Day breakfast.

Tingelstad is the acquisitions librarian and Bahlmann is the youth services librarian.

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