Creating and Capitalizing on the Town/Gown Relationship: An Academic Library and a Public Library Form a Community Partnership
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| author | Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean |
| author_facet | Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean |
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| contents | Creating and Capitalizing on the Town/Gown Relationship: An Academic Library and a Public Library Form a Community Partnership Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean Academic Libraries Public Libraries School Community Relationship Consortia This article highlights the birth and current benefits of a partnership between Keene State College and Keene Public Library. It is a smaller one-on-one partnership that represents a rarer model than that of consortia and joint-use library partnerships. The authors offer additional ideas for partnering with local community groups in order to strengthen the town/gown relationship. |
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| spellingShingle | Creating and Capitalizing on the Town/Gown Relationship: An Academic Library and a Public Library Form a Community Partnership Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean Academic Libraries Public Libraries School Community Relationship Consortia Creating and Capitalizing on the Town/Gown Relationship: An Academic Library and a Public Library Form a Community Partnership Halverson, Kathleen Plotas, Jean Academic Libraries Public Libraries School Community Relationship Consortia This article highlights the birth and current benefits of a partnership between Keene State College and Keene Public Library. It is a smaller one-on-one partnership that represents a rarer model than that of consortia and joint-use library partnerships. The authors offer additional ideas for partnering with local community groups in order to strengthen the town/gown relationship. |
| title | Creating and Capitalizing on the Town/Gown Relationship: An Academic Library and a Public Library Form a Community Partnership |
| topic | Academic Libraries Public Libraries School Community Relationship Consortia |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ747729 |