Webinar: Librarians delivering more than expected: fluid library management and how it works

Perceptions of modern librarians’ roles are often outdated. Subject librarians are seen as relics, cataloguers are rare, and hierarchies are flatter, with senior librarians taking on multiple roles. Budget constraints are not the sole issue; today’s academic librarians must be versatile and well-informed in a fast-paced environment. They often have qualifications that rival the academics they support, striving to exceed expectations. What kind of people structure achieves this?

In this session, two senior librarians from different parts of the world will explore this topic.

Thursday 15 May, 1500 SGT/ 1700 AEST

Moderator:
Ms Linda Bennett, founder (Goldleaf)

Speakers:
Dr Natalie Pang, University Librarian and Head of the Department of Communications and New Media (National University of Singapore)
Mr Steve Sharp, Associate Director of Library Resources (Sheffield Hallam University)

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