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Sitting: Joseph Romain, Nicole Doyle, Nadia Caidi M. M. Sibai,

Hamad al-Sadoon, Carolyn M. Elliott, N B Inamdar, David E. Harrell,

M. Glen Johnson, James W Bjorkman Betty J. Turock, Wilfred Cantwell Smith,

Robert M. Crunden, H. A. Khan, P. K. Patil

"Mohamed mixes a strong technical background, with a deep interest for sharing knowledge, be it with end-user, training or in educating the educators. In particular, he is very aware of the combined potential of libraries, literacy and education as a means of enhancing the quality of life and contributing to advancement of a society. I am sure this open attitude will enable him to demonstrate his potential fully in any work environment." Joseph Romain, Manager, Multifaith Information Services, Ontario Multifaith Council, Aug 9, 2006.

"I find Mohamed to be skillful and reliable. He is helpful and responsive to the needs of his coworkers and clients and he treats others with respect." Nicole Doyle, Director, Knowledge Management Services, Hill and Knowlton, May 29, 2002.

"My students and I certainly appreciated the opportunity to attend an informative and thought-provoking discussion on comparative issues related to LIS education, along with anecdotes from your personal experiences in the field. I received many positive comments about your presentation during and after the class. The presentation really tied up nicely with the rest of the session." Dr. Nadia Caidi, Faculty of Information Studies, University of Toronto, October 24, 2001

"I have come to know Dr. Taher as a confident, responsible, and hardworking individual with sharp mind and endearing sense of humor." Dr. M M Sibai, Chairman, Dept of Library Science, King Saud University, January 15, 2000

" Dr. Mohamed Taher is hardworking, accepts all projects assigned to him, and has been doing his job in best manner." Hamad al-Sadoon, Director General, Directorate of Information Systems, June 5, 1999.

" Dr. Taher's doctoral and post-doctoral work greatly enhanced his capacity to provide research guidance to scholars utilizing the ASRC Lubrary. He also has played a key role in developing a user friendly atmosphere at ASRC." Carolyn M. Elliott, Director, American Studies Research Centre, May 26, 1998.

" He is a sincere and hardworking professional, devoted in his official duties and committed to the professional development activities.N B Inamdar, Director, Institute of Library Science, June 6, 1997.

" Taher has been a valuable officer in this organization for more than a decade." David E. Harrell, Director, American Studies Research Centre, March, 1995.

" His training in U.S as fulbright Library Intern has helped him to improve his professional performance. His supervision of day to day library administration and coordination in this process of library automation have been a boon to the institution." Dr. M. Glen Johnson, Director, American Studies Research Centre, Marc, 1995.

"I have been impressed by Dr. Taher’s commitment to quality scholarship, by his innate honesty, and his ability to relate to people. Dr. James W Bjorkman, Director, American Studies Research Centre, 15 July 1990

"If all Fulbright Interns seized the opportunity to learn as Dr. Mohamed Taher has, the program would be enormously productive. He was a pleasure to have with us, and a fine ambassador for India. Betty J. Turock, Professor Emeritus, Library and Information Science, Rutgers University, January 1990.

"Now that I have grown quite old (in my seventies) and beyond much action, it is a joy to me to see younger people picking up the torch… It is heartening to feel that someone like you is carrying on the good work." Dr. Wilfred Cantwell Smith, Professor Emeritus at Harvard University, October 9, 1988.

"I was on the committee that hired him, and I am happy to report that we have enjoyed his services ever since." Dr. Robert M. Crunden, Director, American Studies Research Centre, 26 June 1984.

"In view of his good academic career as well as his service orientedness to the users of the library, I have every hope that he will be able to shoulder much better responsibilities in the years to come. " Prof. H A Khan, Head, Department of Library Science and University Librarian, 16 Oct 1980.

"....I have found him to be a very conscious and hard-working person, and took keen interest in his studies throughout his student career in the Department. He was well liked by his colleagues and teachers." Prof. P. K. Patil, Head, Department of Library Science and University Librarian, 27 June 1977.