Eve James

Eve James 

Library Manager

BSc (JCU), DipEd (UQ), CertTh (IFE), MAppSc [Library and Information Management] (CSU)

Contact Details

 📞 07 3514 7419 

✉️ library@ministryeducation.org.au 

Profile 

Eve is the manager of the Roscoe Library at St Francis College. Her primary role is to provide students with current, reliable and appropriate resources, and to ensure that they know how best to access and to use them. As a member of the diocesan Social Responsibilities Committee, Eve also ensures justice issues are well-resourced.  

Eve’s work supports faith formation, youth work, children’s ministry, spiritual direction, liturgical preparation, chaplaincy and religious education. 

Prior to beginning at the Roscoe Library in 2007, Eve taught mathematics, science and religion in state and independent schools, mainly in Brisbane, but also in places further afield. 

In her role as librarian, Eve assists authors as they prepare their works for publication. She has also been responsible for proof-reading books, book chapters and articles. From 2010-2020, Eve was on the editorial team of The ANZTLA EJournal, the official serial publication of the Australian and New Zealand Theological Library Association.

Eve’s main delight is her family and friends. She also enjoys reading, theatre, music, puzzles, board games and outdoor activities. Her latest interests are learning the Irish language and taking classes in watercolour for beginners.  

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