[InetBib] Webinar - Change Management in Academic Libraries

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Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen, sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,

die IFLA Sektion Academic and Research Libraries wird im Laufe des Jahres zum 
ersten Mal durch Webinare die wichtigsten Themen, die wissenschaftliche 
Bibliotheken zurzeit weltweit beschäftigen, einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit 
zugänglich machen.
Nähere Informationen zum ersten Webinar finden Sie unten. PUBLISSO wird am 14. 
Mai das zweite Webinar mit einer Einführung zu Open Access (auf Englisch) 
gestalten.

Viele Grüße

Ursula Arning


Dr. Ursula Arning
PUBLISSO/Leitung
Open Access – dLZA – Forschungsdaten
ZB MED – Informationszentrum Lebenswissenschaften
Gleueler Str. 60
50931 Köln

Auf www.publisso.de<http://www.publisso.de/> erfahren Sie alles über Open 
Access, Open Data und wie Sie selber Open Access publizieren können.





IFLA ARL SC members,

We’re excited for the launch of our new webinar series.  Our first session is 
coming up on April 12th per the below and as posted on our 
website<https://www.ifla.org/node/92059?og=43>.  Note that we have now added a 
registration form to the session, so that we can track planned attendance.  If 
you have been planning on attending, please follow the link below and register 
yourself.  Also, please distribute the message below to your local networks 
once again, so we can get the word out.

Thanks,
Mimi

The Future is a Moving Goal Post: Change Management in Academic Libraries

IFLA ARL Webinar Series
This session is the first in a series of presentations on topics relevant to 
Academic & Research Libraries.

Presenter:  Gulcin Cribb, University Librarian, Singapore Management University
Date & Time:  Apr 12, 2019 4:00 PM Singapore

Register in advance for this meeting:  
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/14ccfc9042b6bc2766858a512be5123a

Abstract:
Libraries and librarians have been going through major changes in recent times. 
Advocacy, marketing, promotion, communication, outreach, engagement, 
innovation, creation and demonstration of value for the stakeholders have never 
been more critical and urgent.
What are the reasons and drivers for change? How do libraries approach, plan, 
implement, and evaluate change and align themselves to their parent 
institutions? What types of communication with stakeholders (both external and 
internal) do we plan and use regarding change? What kind of leadership is 
needed for ‘change’ initiatives? How do we make sure that our talent pool 
possesses the skills, competencies and the culture to take ownership of these 
initiatives and implement the changes in a sustainable way? How do we inspire 
engagement, nurture thought leadership and advocacy, so that continuous change 
is owned and embedded, alongside agility and relevance to the current 
priorities of our parent institutions?
The presentation will address the above by focusing on what value the Library 
adds to its parent institution’s strategic vision using Singapore Management 
University as a case study. Areas of focus will be on learning spaces, the 
continuum of physical and virtual services/experiences, change management, 
communication strategies, staff development and strategic alliances.

Presenter Bio:
Gulcin Cribb is the University Librarian at Singapore Management University and 
has held that position since 2012. Prior to that, she was the Founding Director 
of Libraries at Ozyegin University in Istanbul, Turkey, from 2008 to 2011. Her 
previous roles include Director of Information Services (responsible for both 
Library and IT) at Bond University (2001-2008), and Executive Manager of 
Physical Sciences & Engineering Library (1996-2001) and Manager of Library 
Multimedia Services (1986-1996) at the University of Queensland in Australia
Gulcin’s roles has extensive experience in the areas of research support, 
publishing, digitisation, technology management, strategic management, 
innovation, learning spaces, information literacy, library-faculty-industry 
partnerships, marketing and virtual libraries. Gulcin has been involved in a 
number of ‘change management’ and space renovation initiatives in libraries in 
Australia, Turkey and Singapore. Gulcin was previously a member of the IFLA 
Standing Committee for Academic and Research Libraries. She was listed in 
‘Who’s Who of Australian Women - Leadership and Beyond, 2007 -2017.

This session is the first in a series of presentations on topics relevant to 
Academic & Research Libraries.  Look out for our next session, when Ursula 
Arning and Jasmin Schmitz will present an Introduction to Open Access.

____________
Mimi Calter
Deputy University Librarian
Stanford Libraries
101 Green Library
Stanford, CA 94305-6004

office: +1-650-725-5813
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