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Student Centered
We develop collections, programs, and services that align with and adjust to the needs of our campus community |
- Communicating with and actively listening to our campus community.
- Being flexible in our approach to providing library services and making changes as needed to respond to student needs.
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Equity
We design programs and services and develop collections that are accessible to all students and reduce barriers to student success. |
- Providing equitable, accessible services, programs, and resources to everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, citizenship, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, or veteran status.
- Creating an inclusive educational environment that accommodates for various learning styles both in-person and online.
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Diversity
We cultivate collections, services, and an atmosphere that welcomes and represents all. |
- Seeking out and selecting print and electronic resources that reflect the diversity of our community, and diversity of opinions.
- Celebrating diversity through the creation of public programming, events, and displays.
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Collaboration
We develop intentional educational partnerships to advance student success and information competency. |
- Actively engaging the campus community in conversations about information literacy and library services and resources.
- Recognizing the expertise of others and working together to develop programs and services and select resources that meet the needs of the campus community.
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Innovation
We think creatively, welcome new ideas, and explore inventive solutions to address challenges. |
- Fostering a culture that encourages flexibility, resourcefulness, and sharing of ideas.
- Being receptive to new ideas, both from within and outside of the library and testing solutions with impartiality.
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Open Access and Open Mind
We embrace a culture of openness and seek out feedback to enhance our services and resources. |
- Keeping lines of communication open with the campus community to receive feedback and suggestions.
- Taking feedback and suggestions seriously and being open to adjusting and changing to better meet user needs.
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