Copy Paper Requests

I have made a large order for copy paper for the entire University Libraries. We will keep them with Duane Bittle in Ellis. When your copy paper runs low, please send him an email so he can deliver some to your printer. Duane will keep me posted when his stock of paper runs low, and I will place a bulk order. Therefore, you shouldn’t need to order copy paper through Show Me Shop anymore. Feel free to contact me with any feedback regarding this process. 

Thank you,
Jacqueline Rash

 

Financial Wellness Program

Cultivating financial wellness can be as easy as completing a few steps annually. This year, the University of Missouri System has gathered the financial resources available to you on the financial wellness webpage, your one-stop-shop for educational information, tools, and events designed to help you become and stay financially well. The Financial Wellness program provides resources and classes available to ALL full-time/part-time faculty and staff. Join the mailing list!

Visit http://umurl.us/finwell for more information. 

As a Healthy for Life sponsored workshop, eligible employees may earn 25 points for participation in the Financial Wellness Workshops. There are a maximum of 100 points possible for this category. Contact wellness@umsystem.edu for questions. 

Entrepreneurial Scholars & Interns Program Recruitment

We are in the process of recruiting students for the “Entrepreneurial Scholars & Interns Program” for 2017.  Selected undergraduate students will receive:

  • Tuition paid for entrepreneurial courses
  • $4,000 for a summer internship
  • Entrepreneurial mentorship
  • Networking opportunities
  • Certificate of Completion

Eligible students can be from any major.  You can find more information here:  www.umsystem.edu/esip

Applications are due by Friday, February 3.  If you would like printed posters or post cards, let us know and we will get you a supply.

Steve Wyatt, J.D.
Associate Vice Chancellor/Vice Provost for Economic Development
University of Missouri
310 Jesse Hall
Columbia, MO  65211E-mail: wyattr@missouri.edu
Phone: 573.882.3087
http://economicdevelopment.missouri.edu/

Library Management Team 1/10/17

Attendees: Ann Riley, Deb Ward, Corrie Hutchinson, Sheryl Cullina, Ernest Shaw, Jeannette Pierce, Pat Jones, Jacqueline Rash

Agenda Items –

Council of Dean’s Meeting Update:

  • Board of Curators meeting February 9 & 10 in the Telepresence Room

To address recommendations on fees to differentiated tuition.

Priority of Positions document:

  • New list with descriptors sent.We will take a tally of preferences and then discuss at LMT that afternoon.

Action: New deadline: Tuesday, January 17.  Please submit to Jacqueline.

All Staff meeting agenda:

  • Clarified agenda Items and presenter’s points.

Action: Jacqueline will send out agenda today.

Master Goals and Objectives:

  • This document represents all objectives under each goal.Please review and we will discuss in the future.

Bookmark Café:

  • Renovations will be ready by Tuesday, the start of the spring semester.
  • Counter high chairs should be delivered Thursday.
  • Will see how design works and discuss necessary changes in the future.

New Items:

Instructional Committee becoming a Standing Committee

Discussion: Library wide committee, should have ACTS members

Decision: Will discuss more at next LMT meeting

Shelving Item

Discussed: For surplus or usage by collections.

Library Management Team 1/17/17

Attendees: Ann Riley, Deb Ward, Corrie Hutchinson, Sheryl Cullina, Ernest Shaw, Jeannette Pierce, Pat Jones, Shannon Cary, Jacqueline Rash

Agenda Items –

Budget Update:

  • No official update, the Governor is taking $24 million from the University.
  • Reportedly, a Tribune article mentioned $13 million.
  • The difference was suggested to be System wide.
  • The Deans will ask the provost for a general number to work with.

Position of Priorities:

Results:

  1. Digital Initiatives Librarian
  2. Instruction Librarian
  3. Acquisitions Librarian / Collections Development
  4. Tie: Graduate Medical Educational Librarian and Preservation Librarian
  5. Medical Research Librarian
  6. Data Management Librarian
  • If it is still in line with our vision at the time, we will fill these positions according to these priorities when funding becomes available.

Bookmark Café update:

  • Updates to Bookmark Café are finished.
  • Pat looked into the question from the All Staff Meeting regarding the line from Bookmark Café blocking entrance to Technical Services.A recommendation was offered for staff to use door 68 for entrance.

Action: Shannon will get date for bookmark café “Grand Opening” and design a large sign acknowledging student fund contributions.

Action: PJ will ask about a free offer during the Grand Opening.

Master Goals and Objectives:

  • Reviewing collective objectives gives other departments the ability to compare their own objectives and can use this document as a springboard, rather than establishing one set of Library objectives to fulfill each goal.

Decision: Each department will work toward each goal by implementing its own objectives.

Action: Ann will send out Master Goals and Objectives to everyone and department heads will tailor the objectives within their own departments.

Action: Deb will ask Judy to put the following on the website: revised mission statement, vision and high-level goals.

Instructional Committee becoming a Standing Committee:

Action: Jeannette will bring recommendations to the next LMT meeting.

Space Planning:

  • Meeting with GeraldMorgan:
  • As State Historical Society moves from Ellis Library in fall 2019 Ann, confirmed we would have a committee to determine how to utilize the space.
  • Committee representatives were discussed such as the following: Student Success Center, Archives, Disability, Technical Services and a Government Documents representative.
  • This group will be subcommittee and report to the Campus Space Utilization Committee.
  • The committee will meet mid Feb.
  • The committee will arrange for a tour of Archives with Anslem.
  • The Kinder Institute will stay in Jesse.
  • Basic timeline: SHS move out date is fall 2019, 6-months of potential renovations and move-in sometime in 2020.
  • Discussed current utilization of Technical Services and how / if that fits into this bigger plan.
  • Not sure what the funding will be.Funding requests may be based on our committee recommendations.
  • Digital Media Commons Proposal:

    • Matt is working toward a 3 Million dollar donor gift.
  • We will need to consider if some items currently housed in Ellis, will be moved to an off-site depository to make room for the Digital Media Commons.Funds may possibly be obtained through campus or donor money for this move.

Guest Borrower Card procedures:

  • Patrons need to be a Friend’s of the Library member for $50 to obtain a Guest Borrower Card.
  • Logistics about card processing at circulation desk need to be worked out.
  • We are still looking at implementation this spring.

New Items:

Transition for Judy’s position:

  • Judy’s last day will be in May.We will want to consider plans for the transition of her responsibilities and hiring a replacement for her position.
  • We are getting ready to post the SCARaB position.

Feedback from All-Staff meeting:

  • People loved the idea of selling the birds.

Action: Kathy will ask for budget summary document to be uploaded to our website.

LMT Retreat ideas:

  • Re-hash larger Goals, Vision and knowledge of core mission.