You're invited ! ALCTS Midwinter session for collection administrators
ALA Midwinter session on role of liaisons
Administration of Collection Management Interest Group
Saturday, January 31st
4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
McCormick Place West W 186A
The ALCTS Administration of Collection Management Interest Group program
highlights our guest speaker Carmelita Pickett, Associate University Librarian
for Collections at the University of Iowa. In this position, she is responsible
for Collection Management, Acquisitions, Access Services and Scholarly
Communications. Prior to accepting this leadership position, she was the
Director of Collection Development Operations at Texas A&M University Libraries
where she provided leadership to the collection management team with a budget of
over $15 million and was responsible for all aspects of the libraries
collection development strategy. She is a past recipient of the Texas A&M
University Association of Former Students Distinguished Librarianship Award and
the Big 12 Faculty Fellowship Program. Her national service includes elected
positions in the Association of College and Research Libraries African American
Studies Librarians Section and the Association for Library Collections &
Technical Services as well as her appointment to the ACRL Dr. E.J. Josey
Spectrum Scholar Mentor Committee and as an ALA Spectrum Scholarship Juror.
Please join us in a discussion led by our speaker on the shifting landscape for
liaisons. In a March 2014 Ithaka brief, Anne Kenney (Cornell Univ.) addresses
this shift as a move from a collections-centric to an engagement-centered model
for librarianship. This discussion will focus on questions about the evolving
role of liaisons and outreach services, what aspects should change that will
lead to added value for constituents, and other ideas on leveraging resources
to move toward meaningful impact.
Agenda:
Welcome / Beth Farwell, Associate Director, Baylor University Libraries
Discussion / Carmelita Pickett, Associate University Librarian for
Collections at the University of Iowa
Open discussion (including recommendations for future topics at Annual)
For additional information, please contact Beth Farwell (beth_farwell_at_baylor.edu)
Thank you!
Received on Sun Jan 25 2015 - 03:07:57 EST