2015 Ingram
Coutts Award for Innovation in Electronic Resources Management
Do you know someone whose work represents the finest
achievements and
leadership in collaboration and innovation?
Celebrate their
accomplishments by submitting a nomination to the 2015
Ingram Coutts
Award for Innovation in Electronic Resources
Management!
The Association for Library Collections &
Technical Services (ALCTS)
honors an individual and/or group whose significant
activities
demonstrate excellence in:
·
Building and
managing new types of electronic collections and materials
·
Addressing
selection issues and processes for electronic resources
·
Creating
effective organizational structures for the workflow management and development
of electronic resource collections
·
Increasing
visibility, discovery and user access to electronic library resources
·
Sharing what they
have learned through publications, presentations, webinars, etc.
Past award winners include:
· Marie
Kennedy for her work as the principal investigator of
the Collaborative Marketing for Electronic Resources
project (100
participants from 32 academic institutions) training
librarians on
creating a marketing plan for electronic resources,
which later led to
the book, Marketing Your Library's Electronic
Resources.
·
Angela Carreño for her creative leadership in developing and
implementing models for the management,
accessibility, and economic
attainment of electronic books through partnerships on
state,
national, and international levels for almost a
decade.
The award is presented during the American Library
Association Annual
Conference, and the recipient receives a citation
and a $2,000 award
generously donated by Ingram Coutts Information Services.
Nominations and supporting materials are due
December 1, 2014 and
should include:
Name, address, phone number and email address of
each nominee
and nominating party.
Formal statement of nomination that includes a
rationale, a
description of any projects that the nominee has
initiated and
successfully completed.
Additional letters of support and endorsement from
others
that provide additional evidence of worthiness of
the nominee.
Self-nominations will not be accepted. Current employees of Ingram
Information Services and its subsidiaries are not
eligible for the
award.
Please email nominations to: Denise Pan, chair,
Ingram Coutts Award
Jury, denise.pan@ucdenver.edu
Additional information is available online at
Electronic Resources Librarian
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland, College Park
College Park, MD 20742