Research and Information Services at Lied Library

Author:

Nozero Victoria,Finley Priscilla

Abstract

PurposeThis paper summarizes the changes in the organization and services of the Research and Information Department since moving into Lied Library.Design/methodology/approachIncludes a description of reorganization and strategic planning efforts of the department, along with possible future direction for the evolution of services, space utilization and staffing.FindingsThe reality of living in the new facility, Lied Library, proved to require changes not envisioned during the planning phase. Lied Library is not a static environment. Allocation of space and the way services are provided to customers continue to evolve.Originality/valueThis paper will be helpful to others planning a new academic library, and highlights the need for ongoing planning and evaluation of services after the building project is completed. It also describes successful and less successful strategic planning efforts for an academic reference department.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Library and Information Sciences,Information Systems

Reference6 articles.

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