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Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1986
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contents Task Force on Organization, Coordination and Staffing. Final Report. Academic Libraries Administrative Organization Charts Communication (Thought Transfer) Higher Education Library Administration Library Personnel Organizational Climate Personnel Management Recruitment Self Evaluation (Groups) Staff Development Surveys Training This document describes an investigation of the adequacy of the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Library's organizational structure, organizational climate, staffing patterns, training, career development, and communication to meet the needs of a postulated public services environment of 5 to 10 years in the future. Discussion of the study methodology, highlights of interviews with members of the library administration and a survey of library staff, are included. The findings and recommendations are presented in four sections, each of which is devoted to a task force goal for one of the following major study components: (1) the structure, management, and staffing patterns of the library's public services; (2) hiring practices, training programs, and career development programs; (3) organizational climate; and (4) formal and informal communication networks. A bibliography and other supporting materials are included as part of each section. It was concluded that significant change must take place within the UCSB Library to effectively meet future client and societal expectations. The survey instrument and survey response data are appended. (KM)
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spellingShingle Task Force on Organization, Coordination and Staffing. Final Report.
Academic Libraries
Administrative Organization
Charts
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Organizational Climate
Personnel Management
Recruitment
Self Evaluation (Groups)
Staff Development
Surveys
Training
Task Force on Organization, Coordination and Staffing. Final Report. Academic Libraries Administrative Organization Charts Communication (Thought Transfer) Higher Education Library Administration Library Personnel Organizational Climate Personnel Management Recruitment Self Evaluation (Groups) Staff Development Surveys Training This document describes an investigation of the adequacy of the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Library's organizational structure, organizational climate, staffing patterns, training, career development, and communication to meet the needs of a postulated public services environment of 5 to 10 years in the future. Discussion of the study methodology, highlights of interviews with members of the library administration and a survey of library staff, are included. The findings and recommendations are presented in four sections, each of which is devoted to a task force goal for one of the following major study components: (1) the structure, management, and staffing patterns of the library's public services; (2) hiring practices, training programs, and career development programs; (3) organizational climate; and (4) formal and informal communication networks. A bibliography and other supporting materials are included as part of each section. It was concluded that significant change must take place within the UCSB Library to effectively meet future client and societal expectations. The survey instrument and survey response data are appended. (KM)
title Task Force on Organization, Coordination and Staffing. Final Report.
topic Academic Libraries
Administrative Organization
Charts
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Higher Education
Library Administration
Library Personnel
Organizational Climate
Personnel Management
Recruitment
Self Evaluation (Groups)
Staff Development
Surveys
Training
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED297731