Charge and Membership

Library Committee

The University Library Committee advises the Director of Libraries and the University administration on broad policies relating to the libraries and library services. Examples of issues on which the Committee offers advice include but are not limited to: circulation policies, collection development, acquisitions funds, user services, and space needs and utilization. The Committee further seeks to develop and disseminate information on library and research needs, library concerns from and affecting various segments of the university community, and present and future library services.

The Committee advises the Director of Libraries and makes recommendations to the Provost on Library-related matters. 

Composition  

Faculty :  8 Voting
Students :  3 Voting (1 Graduate, 2 Undergraduate)
Administrative : 2 Voting (1 At Large; 1 Dean of University LIbraries or Designee)
Classified : 1 Voting

Total : 14 Voting


Committee Roster


Faculty
Paul Milazzo, Chair ’15 (History) milazzo@ohio.edu
Bill Reader '14 (Scripps) reader@ohio.edu
Daniel Hembree, '14 (Geological Sciences) hembree@ohio.edu
Awaiting Nominee from Committee on Committees, '14
Sherry Blankenship ‘13 (Art) blankes1@ohio.edu
M. Khurrum Bhuta ‘13
Christine Bhat ‘13 (Patton) bhatc@ohio.edu
Scott Carson '15 carsond@ohio.edu
Alycia Stigall '15 (Geology) stigall@ohio.edu

Undergraduate Students
Emma Wright
Allie Dyer

Graduate Students
Kyle Churman

Classified Staff
George Cheripko, ’13

Administrator
Lisa Dael, '14 (Lifelong & Distance Learning) dael@ohio.edu

Ex Officio Voting
Scott Seaman (Dean) seaman@ohio.edu



All University committees follow the academic-year calendar. All students serve one-year terms. Undergraduate students are indicated by US and graduate students by GS. Faculty, administrators and staff generally serve three-year terms; the year a committee member's term expires is shown to the right of the person's name. Individuals who are not students and who have no year to the right of their names have Ex-Officio appointments. Ex-Officio appointments have voting privileges unless otherwise noted.

  


 

       

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