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Access

Access to library resources should be provided in a timely and orderly fashion. Library collections and the catalog for accessing them should be organized using national bibliographic standards. A central catalog of library resources should provide access for multiple concurrent users and clearly indicate all resources. Provision should be made for interlibrary loan, consortial borrowing agreements, access to virtual electronic collections,

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Resources

The library should provide varied, authoritative and up-to-date resources that support its mission and the needs of its users. Resources may be provided onsite or from remote storage locations, on the main campus or at off-campus locations. Moreover, resources may be in a variety of formats, including print or hard copy, online electronic text or images, and other media. Within budget constraints, the library should provide quality resources in the most efficient manner possible. Collection currency and vitality should be maintained through

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Instruction

The library should provide information and instruction to users through a variety of reference and bibliographic services, such as course-related and course-integrated instruction, hands-on active learning, orientations, formal courses, tutorials, pathfinders, and point-of-use instruction, including the reference interview.

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Services

The library should establish, promote, maintain and evaluate a range of quality services that support the college's mission and goals. The library should provide competent and prompt assistance for its users. Hours of access to the library should be reasonable and convenient for its users. Reference and other special assistance should be available at times when the college's primary users most need them. When academic programs are offered at off-campus sites, library services should be provided in accordance with the "ACRL Guidelines for Distance Learning Library Services".

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IUPUI University Library Responses to ACRL Standards

A.Planning and Assessment
B.Services
C.Instruction
D.Resources
E.Access
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Contact Us

Contact Us

We’d like to hear from you so we can serve you better.

To contact Administration, call 317-274-0462 or:

David Lewis
Dean of the IUPUI University Library

755 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5195
317-274-0462

Kindra Orr
Director of Development

IUPUI University Library
755 West Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5195
317-278-2338

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The IUPUI University Library Community Board

Marilyn Bartlett
Professor Emeritus, IU School of Medicine

Ellen Swisher Crabb
Managing Director, JBS United

Dorothy Crenshaw
Chief Information Officer, Indianapolis Public Schools

Julia Spoor Gard
Partner, Barnes & Thornburg LLP

Charlie Green
Regional Vice President, AT&T Indiana

Pamela Hicks
Civic Volunteer

Sue Landaw
Media Specialist, Retired
Washington Township Schools

Mike Marker
Senior Vice President & Partner, Vox Global

Yvonne Perkins
Vice President Community Relations, Citizens Energy Group

Rick Ransdell
Director, Business Development, Software Information Systems, LLC

Dennis M. Sponsel
President and CEO, RJE business interiors

Shawn Smith
Assistant Superintendent
Metropolitan School District of Pike Township

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Community Relations

The IUPUI University Library is an academic library and a community library.

The IUPUI University Library supports the academic programs of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis but opens its doors and collections to the citizens of the state of Indiana and beyond. We exist to help people make connections between the information they find here and their studies, their interests, and their lives.

The University Library is sophisticated electronic environment that still collects books, a place people can find the information they want, including help from friendly librarians who are as tech-savvy as they are book wise. You are welcome to use their expertise to help increase yours!

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Message From the Dean

Dean Lewis

It is no secret that technology is changing the way we all find, use, and create knowledge and information. The University Library has long been a leader in the application of technology to library practice. Today we are using technology in new ways both to connect with our users and to build collections and preserve digital content. In the past the library brought content to our community. Today the library takes the content created in our community — research of IUPUI faculty and students and unique materials that support their work — and makes it available to the world via the Web.

Of equal importance is our work with students to teach them how to critically and ethically use information. In the past, finding information was hard. Now the finding is easy. What is hard is to know how to filter and evaluate content so that its reliability and trustworthiness can be determined.

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About the Library

          
         
inform. connect. transform.

The mission of the IUPUI University Library is to:

  • INFORM the IUPUI campus and wider community of learners through our educational resources, technologies, and expertise.
  • CONNECT people with our resources, our services and each other.
  • TRANSFORM the lives of our community members by facilitating discovery, creativity, teaching, learning and research. University Library actively partners in the transformation of information to new and more accessible formats.
2/12/2009

We value: 

values of the University Library

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