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A Culture of Assessment: The Bryn Mawr Example
This month I had the pleasure of visiting Bryn Mawr College as part of a staff development event hosted by the Assessment Working Group for Library & Information Technology Services (LITS). The group is convened this year by Olivia Castello, … Continue reading
So What’s Up with that Assessment Committee?
The Assessment Committee at Temple University Libraries has been active now for almost six months. I’d like to update you on what the Committee has been doing since Joe Lucia charged this group with “providing advice, support, and the development … Continue reading