Ivies Plus Access Services Symposium

About the Symposium

 

The annual Ivies Plus Access Services Symposium provides an opportunity for access services professionals from large research libraries to share experiences, insights, and best practices with each other.

When: June 9 - 10, 2016

Host: University of Pennsylvania, Van Pelt Library, Philadelphia, PA

Through this Symposium we strive to:

  • Exchange information about the services and initiatives our organizations are undertaking or planning for the near term
  • Explore challenges and opportunities for Access Services
  • Discuss solutions that may benefit other organizations

 

Symposium Theme for 2016

 

Remaining VITAL

 

The Symposium will explore how Access Services remains vital to the mission of the University through three tracks: Users, Policies, and Spaces.

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  • Publication
    Option 1: Behind the Scenes Tour
    (2016-06-10) Ketchum, Sheila
    Peak behind the curtain to see what really makes Access Services tick
  • Publication
    Tour of the Collaborative Classroom and the Hechtman Recording Studio
    (2016-06-09) Barrett, Catrice; Toccafondi, David
    Learn how the new Collaborative Classroom in Van Pelt Library is being used to enhance education and student engagement. Then get a tour of the recently completed, state of the art Hechtman Recording Studio in Van Pelt Library.
  • Publication
    Welcome and Keynote Presentations
    (2016-06-09) Rogers, Carton H.
    Welcome address from Carton Rogers, the Vice Provost & Director of Libraries
  • Publication
    Tour of the Fisher Fine Arts Library
    (2016-06-09) Guardiola, Patricia
    The University of Pennsylvania's first library building was designed by Frank Furness. It is now the home of the Fisher Fine Arts Library and an array of architectural studios. The building was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1972 and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1985.
  • Publication
    Tour of the Weigle Information Commons
    (2016-06-09) Vedantham, Anu
    WIC is an innovative library/classroom partnership which offers group study, media project support, and a unique design philosophy
  • Publication
    Growing Library Visibility on the Web with Linked Data
    (2016-06-09) Gonzalez, Gloria
    Learn about linked data and what it means for Libraries and Access Services
  • Publication
    Option 2: The Future of Library Reserves
    (2016-06-10) Pelt, Van
    What is in store for Library Reserves in light of Courseware, use patterns, library space demands, and copyright issues, including the recent Georgia State court case?
  • Publication
    Registration
    (2016-06-09) Pelt, Van
    Enter the Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center from the campus green and follow signage for Registration
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    Tour of the Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
    (2016-06-10) Pelt, Van
    The Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts advances learning and inspires discovery in Penn's community and around the world. The material collections housed at the Kislak Center include more than 350,000 books and 15,000 linear feet of manuscripts in a wide range of disciplines and formats, from medieval manuscripts to twenty-first century artists' books.
  • Publication
    Break & Networking
    (2016-06-10) Pelt, Van