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This Changes Everything: Transforming the Academic Library

by: Sarah C. Michalak
Journal of Library Administration, Vol. 52, No. 5. (1 July 2012), pp. 411-423, doi:10.1080/01930826.2012.700801  Key: citeulike:11101958

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ABSTRACT Library users and their expectations for services and collections have changed. Among the factors driving change are: networked technologies, powerful search engines available to all, social technologies and the digitization of everything, to name a few. A research university library staff reorganized to meet changed expectations and succeeded in transforming the organization and its culture. This article describes alterations in the library's key functions that produced a new level of readiness to serve the university's students and faculty into the future. The transformed library is outward facing, de-siloed, technology diffused, collaborative, and operated by an engaged staff who demonstrate leadership in small and large ways in all sections of the organization.


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