Mike Crumpton, Assistant Dean for Administration in University Libraries and Associate Professor, and Nora Bird, Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor in the School of Education’s Library and Information Science Department, have published a book chapter, “Educating the Entrepreneurial Librarian,” in Advances in Library Administration and Organization. In the book, the authors discuss the…
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Crowe, Crumpton and Gwynn Publish Book Chapter on Entrepreneurship and Librarians
Kathy Crowe, Associate Dean for Public Services and Associate Professor, Michael Crumpton, Assistant Dean for Administration and Associate Professor and David Gwynn, Digital Projects Coordinator and Associate Professor, have published a book chapter, “The Status of Entrepreneurship in Libraries: Content Analysis and Assessment from the Conference for Entrepreneurial Librarians,” in Advances in Library Administration and Organization:…
Bucknall Honored for His Service to North Carolina Libraries
Tim Bucknall, assistant dean for Electronic Resources and Information Technology and associate professor for University Libraries at UNC Greensboro, has been awarded the 2019 Distinguished Service Award by the North Carolina Library Association (NCLA). The award is presented every two years, or when deemed appropriate, to a member of the Association who has made significant…
Bucknall Receives North Carolina Governor’s Award for Excellence in Efficiency and Innovation
Tim Bucknall, assistant dean for Electronic Resources and Information Technology and associate professor for University Libraries at UNC Greensboro, has been awarded the 2019 Governor’s Award for Excellence in Efficiency and Innovation. The Governor’s Award is the highest honor a state employee may receive for dedicated service to the state and the people of North…
Open Access Week: October 21-25, 2019
International Open Access Week, a global event now entering its 12th year, is an opportunity for open access advocates to engage their communities to teach them about the potential benefits of Open Access. University Libraries wants to share what it has learned with you to help inspire wider participation in making Open Access the new…