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Twenty-First-Century Access Services: On the Front Line of Academic Librarianship--eEditions e-book

Twenty-First-Century Access Services: On the Front Line of Academic Librarianship--eEditions e-book

Michael J. KrasulskiTrevor A. Dawes

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Price: 
$39.00
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$35.10
Item Number: 
8400-6660
Published: 
2013
Publisher: 
ACRL
Pages: 
264
Format: 
eBook
  • Description
  • Table of Contents
  • About the Authors

Foreword 
James G. Neal
Introduction 
Michael J. Krasulski and Trevor A. Dawes
Part 1 Core Access Services 
Chapter 1 Circulation 
Karen Glover
Chapter 2 Stacks Management 
David W. Bottorff
Part 2 Access Services beyond Circulation 

Chapter 3 Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery 
Tom Bruno
Chapter 4 Course Reserves Management 
Brice Austin
Chapter 5 Building Management
Responsibilities for Access Services 
David W. Bottorff, Katherine Furlong, and David McCaslin
Chapter 6 Emerging Technologies and Spaces in Access Services 
Katherine Furlong and David McCaslin
Part 3 Special Topics in Access Services 
Chapter 7 Access Services within Campus and Library Organizations 
Stephanie Atkins Sharpe
Chapter 8 Access Services Department Organization 
Brad Warren
Chapter 9 Access Services and the Success of the Academic Library
Nora Dethloff and Paul Sharpe
Chapter 10 Assessing and Benchmarking Access Services 
David K. Larsen
Chapter 11 The Kept-Up Access Services Professional 
Michael J. Krasulski
Conclusion 

Foreword 
James G. Neal
Introduction 
Michael J. Krasulski and Trevor A. Dawes
Part 1 Core Access Services 
Chapter 1 Circulation 
Karen Glover
Chapter 2 Stacks Management 
David W. Bottorff
Part 2 Access Services beyond Circulation 

Chapter 3 Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery 
Tom Bruno
Chapter 4 Course Reserves Management 
Brice Austin
Chapter 5 Building Management
Responsibilities for Access Services 
David W. Bottorff, Katherine Furlong, and David McCaslin
Chapter 6 Emerging Technologies and Spaces in Access Services 
Katherine Furlong and David McCaslin
Part 3 Special Topics in Access Services 
Chapter 7 Access Services within Campus and Library Organizations 
Stephanie Atkins Sharpe
Chapter 8 Access Services Department Organization 
Brad Warren
Chapter 9 Access Services and the Success of the Academic Library
Nora Dethloff and Paul Sharpe
Chapter 10 Assessing and Benchmarking Access Services 
David K. Larsen
Chapter 11 The Kept-Up Access Services Professional 
Michael J. Krasulski
Conclusion 

Michael J. Krasulski

Michael J. Krasulski is an Assistant Professor in and Department Head of the Library and Educational Resources Department at the Community College of Philadelphia. He is also serves as the Access Services Librarian. He was previously Associate Professor of Information Science and Coordinator of Access Services at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. Michael is continually working on various research projects that he hopes will improve the status of access services librarians within the profession. He earned his MSLIS from Drexel University and has an additional masters degree from Temple University. Additionally, he is the book review editor for and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Access Services.

Trevor A. Dawes

Trevor A. Dawes has worked in the academic library sector for over 20 years developing and providing service-enhancing training and professional development opportunities that positively impact library-wide projects and programs. Dawes also facilitates workshops on leadership development and diversity, improving the knowledge, skills, competencies, and abilities of librarians and library workers. A published author and presenter, Dawes has written or edited books, book chapters, and articles and presented on a variety of topics at local, national, and international conferences. Dawes earned his Master of Library Science from Rutgers University and has two additional Master’s Degrees in Educational Leadership and Educational Administration from Teachers College, Columbia University.

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