Gloria Zamora has 30 years experience in the information industry. As a Government Affairs manager at Sandia National Laboratories, Gloria tracks and analyzes federal legislation. She also is the liaison between members of Congress and their staff and the management and technical staff at the laboratory. She represents the issues of the laboratory to Congress. This position fits well with her history/political science background and interest in politics. Her information science background provides the necessary tools to aid in searching and interpreting legislation.
Gloria has served SLA at both the local and national levels including two terms as president of the Rio Grande Chapter and two terms on the Board of Directors as Director and most recently as Treasurer and Finance Committee chair, 2003-06. There have been other committee assignments and special projects since joining SLA in 1977. She is currently the chair of the 2008 Annual Conference Committee. Gloria will receive the John Cotton Dana award at the 2007 annual conference in Denver. She was named a fellow of SLA in 1999.
Gloria received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. When Gloria is not working she enjoys cooking, wine education and she indulges her passion for movies and classical music. Gloria and her husband Bob live in Santa Fe, NM with their neurotic companion Max (the dog).
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