Date: April 11, 2007
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Present: C. Baker, B. Nelson, J. O’Shea, F. Verburg, D. Black, J. Jeck, J. Schneider, M. Kerins, C. Reid, Y. Payne |
Next Meeting: April 25, 2007 |
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Leader: |
F. Verburg |
Leader: C. Baker |
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Recorder: |
C. Baker |
Recorder: D. Black |
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Observer: |
D. Black |
Observer: M. Bryant |
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Last Meeting: Minutes of March 21, 2007 approved as submitted.
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Special Agenda Items: Rearrangement of Reference area: C. Reid and D. Scarff have been in preliminary discussions with David Kinley from Highsmith library suppliers, T. Rosier, S. Zimmerman and S. Duckworth . A floor plan of possible reference desk configurations was distributed. Position M, which moves the reference desk to the corner of the room closest to the corridor was preferred by the committee over moving it further out into the lobby. The desk could be situated to see either exit/entrance and public computers. There would be better maintenance of patron privacy, and it would be somewhat quieter. Further discussion will take place with Physical Plant about possible removal of the existing glass partition.
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Area Reports: |
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Reference: (Fay Verburg): No report. |
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Library Instruction: (Camilla Baker): Total classes taught for the
month of March were 17 (333 students). This brings the Spring Semester total
to 142 (2,952 students). This year’s spring total is down 19% from the
total for Spring 2006. |
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Special Collections: (John O'Shea): No report. |
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Technical Services: (Diane Black): Technical Services is closing
out the library materials budget year, with a spending deadline of April 18. |
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Automation: (Jeff Heck): The order for the LOCKSS (Lots of Copies
Keeps Stuff Safe) computer for archiving electronic journal content is going
through. It will be kept in the Automation office. Machine room networking
hardware, including routers, will be replaced soon by ITS, perhaps at the end
of April. |
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Outreach Librarian: (Mellie Kerins): There have been two
interviews so far for the Outreach Assistant position. Observations for
National Library week will be coordinated by Administration & Circulation
(Monday), Government Documents & Technical Services (Wednesday), and
everyone else on Thursday. Library Administration will provide lunch for all
library employees on Tuesday. Friday will be casual day, and everyone is
requested to wear something Jaguar blue. |
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Electronic Serials: (Martha Bryant): No report. |
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Government Documents: (Joe Schneider): An advertisement has gone
out for the Library Assistant II position recently vacated by D. Tritt. J.
Schneider is revising the procedures manual. |
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Media Services: (Rose Axton): No report. |
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Circulation/Associate Director: (Camilla Reid ): A request has
gone to Dr. Sullivan for funding from the ASU Foundation for a high quality
scanner for the library’s digitization projects. The JAGcard reader at
Circulation is now operational. D. Mitchell’s last day will be April
20. C. Reid also presented a report on her goals for 2007-2008. |
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Director: (Bill Nelson): B. Nelson emphasized that annual review
materials for library faculty should adhere as closely as possible to the
faculty role model in the Faculty Manual. Sandra Stone from the Board of
Regents Academic Affairs office will be on campus on Friday, April 13, to discuss
strategic planning. B. Nelson will present the Reese Library recommendation
for the Board of Regents Strategic Plan. |
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Committee Reports: The Library Committee met on April 10 to work
on planning for next year. |
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Miscellaneous: Miriam Zecharias will present her senior art
exhibit this semester and will receive her BA in Art in May. |
Updated: LibFacMinutes5.doc Sept. 06, 2005 /wrw