I.
Overview
by Mara Saule
UVM’s new Provost, David
Rosowsky, is keen on the new STEM Building and partnerships with private
industry. The Billings Project will not be affected by these new efforts and
Mara will continue to apprise the Provost on the progress of Billings.
UVM is moving toward an
Incentive-based Budgeting (IBB) model. Subcommittees will convene to discuss,
evaluate, and plan for the change which is expected to be more predictable,
more transparent and will allow for multi-year planning. Mara will be on a
committee to participate in the discussions. The new IBB model could change how
the Libraries’ next strategic plan develops. See Provost Rosowsky’s Faculty
Senate IBB presentation by clicking this link.
II.
Logistics
for Dean’s Council
The DC will have rotating chairs
when Mara is unable to attend. Mara will tap the chair
beforehand. Perpetual agendas
need to be prioritized, and distinguished from laundry-list
style agendas/updates. The
breakdown of to-do’s is as follows:
1. Future
initiatives (not time-based)
2. Current
initiatives
3. Current
issues
Members who can’t attend
meetings are responsible for getting up to speed.
III.
Joint
Ledger between B/H and Dana
Laura and Marianne provided
greater insight into the logistics, challenges and value of a
joint ledger between libraries.
Laura guided the DC through the Sharepoint site which shows
which resources are shared and
why. Each joint resource has to “earn” its place on the list.
Issues going forward: How the
joint ledger will be operationalized? What are the criteria and
principles going forward? Other
factors: what if the libraries’ acquisition budget receives
increases below inflation? What
if, as in the case of IBB, we are in new models of funding?
The joint ledger requires
coordination, collaboration, evaluation and representation.
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