University of Delaware Library STRATEGIC PLAN

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University of Delaware Library STRATEGIC PLAN

OVERVIEW The Library, Museums, and Press (hereafter referred to as the Library) are fundamental to ensuring the realization of the University of Delaware s goals and aspirations. We, the Library staff, honor the accomplishments of the Library s past while embracing the possibilities of the future. The University of Delaware Library staff cultivates and stewards the Library s collections, both tangible and digital, and makes these collections broadly accessible to best serve the University of Delaware and the global community. We support and facilitate teaching, research, and scholarship, and actively contribute to the success of our community members. We use a process of continual assessment and adjustment to achieve our goals and strategic directions. MISSION The Library inspires the intellectual, scholarly, and creative achievement of University and global communities with expert staff, excellent service, dynamic learning spaces, and access to diverse collections and information resources. VISION The Library is the intellectual and interdisciplinary hub of the University. We partner with the campus and the community for scholarly and creative endeavors. We support the University s efforts to have a positive impact on the community and offer innovative solutions to global problems. VALUES The Library is a user-centered organization that values student success, impactful scholarship, creative achievement, and interdisciplinary collaboration. We foster an environment of respect, integrity, and transparency. Our staff is committed to continuous learning, innovation, operational effectiveness, and building a culture of inclusion. 1

Each of the Library s strategic directions rests upon the interconnected foundations of inclusive excellence, organizational effectiveness, and user experience. To provide superior user experience, the Library must be guided by effective internal organization that is inclusive, adaptive, and actively supports continuous learning. None of these foundational principles can be successful without the others. Inclusive Excellence The Library recognizes and celebrates the diversity of staff, students, faculty, and the broader community. We welcome, respect, and respond to the contributions of all. FOUNDATION Organizational Effectiveness Our organization is transparent and built on strong and effective communication. We foster an environment of collegiality and teamwork. The Library cultivates a respectful and inclusive work environment that empowers staff and values input from all employees. Data analysis is used to drive decision-making and responsible resource allocation. User Experience We enhance discovery of the Library s tangible and digital services, collections, and resources. We create environments conducive to learning and collaboration. We continually assess library activities and services to plan for future improvements. 2

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS STUDENT SUCCESS AND LEARNING RESEARCH, SCHOLARSHIP, AND DISCOVERY The Library empowers students to effectively research, explore, and demonstrate their knowledge. Expert staff inspire selfdirected, lifelong learning beyond the classroom. We support students critical engagement with information sources in a variety of formats. Student needs and achievements are evaluated through data-driven assessment. 1. Develop instructional approaches that support students information literacy learning needs, including skills for locating, evaluating, using, and creating information. 2. Partner with faculty in curriculum planning and design to develop intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and technological ability in students. 3. Collaborate with faculty to integrate resources into distance learning programs that enhance the educational effectiveness of those courses. 4. Actively encourage the creation and/or use of high-quality open educational resources on campus to provide greater access to educational content and reduce students financial burden. 5. Leverage technology to support research, learning, and creativity. 6. Develop frameworks to assess and improve the impact of the Library s services on student learning and success. The Library increases the value and impact of research, scholarship and discovery through excellent collections, interdisciplinary activity, and innovative methods of information management. We contribute expertise throughout the research lifecycle, from conceptualization to actualization. The Library provides leadership in scholarly communication and the curation and preservation of research and scholarship in all formats. 1. Provide access to resources that reflect diverse perspectives and prompt critical analysis and innovative thought. 2. Promote use of the unique materials in the Library s Special Collections and Museums and enhance access to these resources. 3. Assist faculty members with the curation, management, and preservation of research data. 4. Inform faculty and graduate students about open access initiatives and encourage participation in open access publishing in order to provide students and scholars with greater access to research. 5. Expand global access to University of Delaware research and collections through active promotion of digital collections in repositories such as UDSpace, Artstor, and HathiTrust. 3

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS LIBRARY AS PLACE PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION The Library is a welcoming place to study, learn, and create. We facilitate activities ranging from individual contemplation to group collaboration. Our spaces (physical and virtual) support library operations and user needs for intellectual exploration, entrepreneurship, creativity, and innovation. Library spaces will be adaptable to different activities and priorities as needed. 1. Develop spaces that are cohesive in design, technology-rich, and flexible. 2. Showcase creative and scholarly achievements of the campus community. 3. Design space based on the assessment of user needs and library operations. 4. Offer spaces that facilitate collaboration and the building of partnerships. We actively seek out partnerships and collaboration locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally to expand knowledge and advance the mission of the University through collective strengths. We achieve more together than we do individually. 1. Communicate the value of the Library s expertise, resources, programs, and services to current and potential partners. 2. Develop relationships on and off campus to preserve and protect intellectual and cultural heritage. 3. Support the University s community engagement and research efforts to improve education and the quality of life in Delaware. 4. Investigate and take advantage of opportunities that utilize library resources for entrepreneurial endeavors. 5. Foster internal collaborations by promoting inter-divisional and inter-departmental partnerships, improving communication, and building good will. 4