Description
As academic libraries focus on delivering new services in such areas as research data, digital preservation, and data curation, they have begun to explore alternative funding models and approaches to research. The Arizona State University (ASU) Library in Tempe works with the university's Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development to collaborate and support ASU's researchers at scale. The library's ongoing collaboration and its specialized services, consultations, and training have led it to consider becoming a core facility, a centralized service that would provide consultation and other help to the university's researchers. As a core facility, the library would gain the ability to fund new initiatives and functions that would expand its reach and improve its support for research.
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Title
- Getting to the Core of Services: Considering the Arizona State University Library as a Core Facility
Contributors
- Ogborn, Matt (Author)
- Harp, Matthew (Author)
- Kurtz, Debra Hanken (Author)
Date Created
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2019-10
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Identifier
- Digital object identifier: 10.1353/pla.2019.0033
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Ogborn, M., Harp, M., & Kurtz, D.H. (2019). Getting to the Core of Services: Considering the Arizona State University Library as a Core Facility. portal: Libraries and the Academy 19(4), 549-555. doi:10.1353/pla.2019.0033.