LTC: The Libe in '25
LTC: The Libe in '25

Over the past few decades, librarians have been dealing with numerous changes to their profession in regards to library collections, scholarly communication, and overall expectations. This presentation will explore how the library will evolve over the next decade as we attempt to keep up with the rapidly evolving information landscape in an effort to meet the needs of the Carleton community. Students are welcome to attend. Presenters: William North, Associate Professor of History; Heather Tompkins, Reference and Instruction Librarian for Humanities and Government Documents; Brad Schaffner, College Librarian


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  • Description Over the past few decades, librarians have been dealing with numerous changes to their profession in regards to library collections, scholarly communication, and overall expectations. This presentation will explore how the library will evolve over the next decade as we attempt to keep up with the rapidly evolving information landscape in an effort to meet the needs of the Carleton community. Students are welcome to attend. Presenters: William North, Associate Professor of History; Heather Tompkins, Reference and Instruction Librarian for Humanities and Government Documents; Brad Schaffner, College Librarian
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