Frederick A. Hetzel

1930–2003 (age 73)

librarian and academic administrator

Biography

Frederick A. Hetzel was a visionary librarian and academic administrator who expanded access to scholarship and nurtured the intellectual life of his institution.

He championed thoughtful stewardship of knowledge, mentored emerging leaders in the library profession, and delighted in helping researchers find the resources they needed.

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