Resource Coordination Overview
Each academic discipline is
assigned a subject
librarian or resource coordinator who is responsible for acting as
a liaison between the
academic department and the library. The resource
coordinator for a department can assist with the following services:
Identify and contact service
points within the library: If there are any questions about the
library or its services, the resource coordinator for the department is
there to help.
Purchase materials:
(examples: audio visuals, electronic resources, books,
periodicals, maps, microforms, etc.) The resource
coordinator will assist with purchasing materials for faculty and
students to use in the library. Orders can be requested by
contacting the resource coordinator by phone, email, or
by submitting a yellow order card. The resource coordinator can
also check on the status of a existing orders. After the item is
cataloged and
available, the order cards will be returned to the faculty member who
requested the item. All new materials are
posted on our Web site.
Library instruction:
Contact the resource coordinator to inquire about scheduling a library
instruction
class. Please identify the class, the assignment, the number of
students in the class, and the desired date and time for the
class. It is helpful if the resource coordinator is contacted
several days in advance to provide time to adequately prepare for the
class. The classes are usually taught in one of the library's
electronic classrooms, however, classes can be taught through
Blackboard, electronically or in the teacher's classroom.
Research assistance:
The resource coordinator is also available to provide faculty
assistance with their research. He/she can search databases, find
relevant Web sites, or provide factual information or data.
Program review or accreditation
assistance: The resource coordinator is available to
assist with the report as well as meet with site visit teams.
Page maintained by: Brandon Oberg.
Last update: June 18, 2010
