Language | Staff |
| African languages | |
| Arabic | A. Houissa** (N), N. Kurbanova |
| Armenian |
Y| Y. Kurbanova (sparingly), N. Kurbanova (N), M. Ataian (N) |
| Baltic (Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian) | Y. Kurbanova, N. Kurbanova |
| Burmese | Y. Bui , S. Myint** (N) |
| Celtic (Scots, Welsh, Irish) | A. Carson |
| Chinese | Y. Jin **(N), G. Lin(N), M. Lyons (N), |
D TalmadgeS Ross A.Carson, R. Clark, | M. Nichols |
| Finnish | L. Mobley* |
| French | A. Houissa**, A.Carson, B. Kelly, S. Kim, Y. Kurbanova, G. Lin, L. Maybury, P. Martinez, L. Mobley*, |
G. Nehler, | M. Nichols, P. Stansbury, |
C. Rich, S. Ross, N. Solla| L. Wright |
| Georgian | Y. Kurbanova (sparingly) |
| German | A. Houissa, A.Carson, |
R. Clark (N), G. Nehler, S Ross G. Nehler, S. Ross, Y| Y. Zucker** (N) |
| Hindi | B. Bledsoe, T. Tsokyi** (N) |
| Hungarian | |
| Indonesian |
S Ross| Arnold, B. Abel |
| Italian | A. Carson, A. Houissa, |
C. Rich, N. Solla (some) |
| Japanese | K. McKee, Y.L. Chun**, G. Lin, |
C. Talmadge, | M. Uchiyama** (N) |
| Khmer | A. McCarty |
| Korean | S. Kim** (N), Y. L. Chun** (N) |
| Lao | A. McCarty |
| Latin | A. Carson, N. Kurbanova (some) |
, G. Nehler, C. Rich*, S. Ross*,S. Ross, | B. Abel |
| Persian | A. Houissa |
| Portuguese | A. Carson, S. Lockwood, A. White |
| Romanian |
G. Nehler| |
| Slavic/Turkic (e.g., Russian, Polish, Serbo-Croatian, Czech, Ukranian, Belarusian, Azerbaijani) | Y. Kurbanova** (N), M. Ataian (N), N. Kurbanova (N), |
G. Nehler, | H. Shipman (Russian), N. Pikulik** (N) |
| South Asian vernacular (Bengali, Hindi, Nepali, Sanskrit, Sinhalese, Tamil, Urdu) | B. Bledsoe (some Indic languages) |
| Spanish | P. Arroyo, A. Carson, G. Lin, S. Lockwood, |
C. Rich, | H. Shipman, A. White |
| Taiwanese | G. Lin** |
| Thai | A. McCarty** (N) |
| Tibetan | T. Tsokyi** (N) |
| Turkish | A. Houissa, N. Kurbanova, Y. Kurbanova |
| Vietnamese | Y. Bui** (N), J. Frantz (N) |
| Yiddish | Y. Zucker (sparingly)tt |
* If you are desperate
**Staff who are available to help communicate with library patrons and visitors whose English is not strong–for instance, to help interpret for both parties during a reference consultation or during outreach activities.
(N) denotes native speaker
Bold type in staff column indicates person with primary responsibility for cataloging materials in that language
