Supporting
Readings for Breakout
Sessions:
Next Steps for
Planning for Future Librarianship
Thursday, May
10, 2012
University of California, Santa Cruz Extension Silicon Valley
University of California, Santa Cruz Extension Silicon Valley
2505
Augustine Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95054
Next
Generation Technical Services website
NGTS Background
UC Libraries Systemwide Operations and Planning Advisory Group
(SOPAG)
NGTS Organizational Structure
Committee
on Professional Governance Final Report 2010
LAUC
Assembly blog entries for
Berkeley
2009
Discussion Points and Outcomes
Irvine
Regional 2010
Summaries from the LAUC 2010 Southern Regional Meeting
Santa
Barbara 2011
Breakout Sessions
Brian Matthews' White Paper "Think Like a Startup: A White Paper to Inspire Library Entrepreneurialism"
has topics that will tie in with the May 10 LAUC Assembly discussion on next
steps for planning for future librarianship.
A snippet from the paper:
“The
media and pop culture provide us with romanticized visions of dorm room ideas
becoming billion dollar IPOs. And indeed, that does happen sometimes, but
startups are more than rags to riches stories. In concise terms:
startups are organizations dedicated to creating something new under conditions
of extreme uncertainty. This sounds exactly like an academic library to me.
Not only are we trying to survive, but we’re also trying to transform our
organizations into a viable service for 21st century scholars and learners.”
Intro
item in The Chronicle http://chronicle.com/blognetwork/theubiquitouslibrarian/2012/04/04/think-like-a-startup-a-white-paper/?sid=wc&utm_source=wc&utm_medium=en
http://hdl.handle.net/10919/18649 with
link to pdf of report
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