Review the UW-Madison Libraries’ dataset acquisition policy, covering selection criteria, licensing requirements, storage feasibility, and supported data types for research.
The Book Assessment Section manages material workflows, tracks collection status, and administers the Brittle Books Program, including replacements and preservation education.
The UW–Madison Information Specialist Internship Program (ISIP) offers undergraduates a two-year, paid opportunity to gain hands-on library and information science experience.
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Goal 2: Strengthen library collections through increased budget centralization, flexible development strategies, digital preservation, and collaborative cataloging partnerships.
Goal 4 focuses on investing in expertise to sustain a modern research library. Progress includes cross-departmental hiring, new data management roles, and innovative e-learning initiatives.
Goal 6 of the 2015 Strategic Plan focuses on expanding library service capacity in networked environments, including digital infrastructure, system integrations, and LMS support.