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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?

What programs on campus are natural partners for the library?

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

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

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