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University of Missouri Ellis Library Programming and Conceptual Design Kick-Off Meeting April 4, 2019 Agenda Staff Advisory Group Schedule Current Trends Whats Next? Report out on Benchmarking Challenges and opportunities


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University of Missouri

April 4, 2019

Ellis Library Programming and Conceptual Design Kick-Off Meeting

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Agenda Staff Advisory Group

  • Schedule
  • Current Trends – What’s Next?
  • Report out on Benchmarking
  • Challenges and opportunities
  • Discussion
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Trends and Drivers

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The academic library

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Gen X Gen Y (Millennials) Gen Z Library

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The academic library

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Gen X Gen Y (Millennials) Gen Z Library Learning commons

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The academic library

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Gen X Gen Y (Millennials) Gen Z Learning commons Library Workshop

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The Edge | Duke University

Versatility, Commons

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Convertible Space

Duke University | The Link, Perkins Library

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Teaching and Learning Spaces - Convertible Space

Duke University | The Link, Perkins Library

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Experimentation and Evolution

Teachers College at Columbia University | The Learning Theater

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Idea Incubation | Entrepreneurship

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Knowledge and Content Creation

The Workshop, Cabell Library | Virginia Commonwealth University

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Visualization

North Carolina State University | Hunt Library University of Calgary | Taylor Family Digital Library

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Research Reading Rooms

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Showcase Research

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Culture portal / Heritage collection

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Outdoor Spaces

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Event / Meeting Space

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Service Models - Concierge

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Service Models – Self Serve

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Service Models - Curated

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Staff Space – Collaboration and co-working

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Services: Pop-Up vs. Home Base

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Transformation

Woodruff Library | Atlanta University

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Transformation

Hesburgh Libraries | University of Notre Dame

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Transformation

The Edge | Duke University

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Transformation

Firestone Library | Princeton University

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Library Evolution

Space Allocation Models

25% 50% 25%

Mid-20th Century

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services 50% 35% 15%

Contemporary/21st Century

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services 75% 10% 15%

Progressive/21st Century

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

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Library Evolution

Space Allocation Models

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

38% 44% 18%

Existing Ellis Library

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

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Library Evolution

Space Allocation Models

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

50% 35% 15%

Contemporary/21st Century

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services 75% 10% 15%

Progressive/21st Century

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services 38% 44% 18%

Existing Ellis Library

Patron Space Collections Staff/Services

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Library Seating

How does Mizzou compare? ACRLBenchmark: 25% of enrollment

% Seats to Undergraduate FTE

University Library Student Enrollment % Seats per Student UVA Alderman ~23,900 16% University of Michigan ~43,400 16% Stony Brook ~21,277 13% Harvard University ~28,100 24% Rice University ~4,000 30% Wisconsin ~41,500 19% University of Minnesota ~39,303 10% University of Alabama ~32,488 15%

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What programs and spaces should the library provide for faculty and students to advance current, emerging and future research and learning?

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What programs on campus are natural partners for the library?

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What does Ellis do well now? What is missing or could be improved?

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Moving forward, how will scholars interact with information, content and data?

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With Ellis as a central hub on campus, what does this say about the types of programs and resources it should provide?

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Next Steps