Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Publishes SPEC Kit 361: Outreach and Engagement
The following SPEC Kit was published online earlier this week by the Association of Research Libraries.
Title
SPEC Kit 361: Outreach and Engagement
Authors
Sarah LeMire
Stephanie J. Graves
Shannon L. Farrell
Kristen L. Mastel
Source
Association of Research Libraries
DOI: 10.29242/spec.361
Description
This SPEC Kit captures a snapshot of how ARL member libraries are defining their outreach and engagement programs, how they are assigning and structuring responsibilities, and how they are measuring the success and impact of their efforts. The survey gathered information about types of activities, which populations are served, levels of funding and staff support for these activities, program planning, collaborations and strategic partnerships, and assessment measures and reporting practices. In addition, survey respondents were asked to provide a brief case study for an outreach or engagement activity in their organization. It includes examples of statements on outreach mission and goals, programs and services, event planning documents, reports of outcomes, and job descriptions.
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Filed under: Academic Libraries, Associations and Organizations, Funding, Libraries, News, Reports
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