Beth Hawkins

Beth Hawkins is in her fifth year as our St. Luke’s Librarian. As a lover of nature and the outdoors and as an avid birder, “Ms. Hawk” absolutely loves her space up in the “treetop,” where she can watch the hawks, vultures, herons, and other birds travel and migrate around us. Ms. Hawk received her B.A. in Education from Southwestern University in Georgetown, TX, and her M.S. in Library Science from Texas Woman’s University. She was the Director of St. Boniface Episcopal School, as well as a doula and childbirth educator, before starting at St. Luke’s. As a graduate of St. George and TMI Episcopal, a member of St. Mark’s, and a seminarian at the IONA School for the permanent diaconate, Beth is all in on the Episcopal Identity. She embraces this mission by making our library a welcoming and inclusive environment that houses a diverse collection that not only teaches children about the world around them, but also creates a space where students feel represented. In the library, her goal is to guide students to love reading and find books they just can’t put down! She always welcomes parent volunteers to help with shelving books and with running the annual book fair. Her husband, Aaron, works at TMI Episcopal, where her son is a student, and her daughter is attending college at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Stop by and see her anytime–parents can check books out, too!