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Stanford Faculty Senate to hear report on libraries

At its April 16 meeting, the Faculty Senate will hear a report from the Committee on Libraries.

John Bender, chair of the committee and the Jean G. and Morris M. Doyle Professor in Interdisciplinary Studies, and Michael Keller, university librarian and director of Academic Information Resources, will present the report.

The committee formulates policies concerning the character and use of the collections and academic information resources of Stanford University Libraries.

The senate meeting will begin at 3:15 p.m. in Room 180 of the Law School.

Discussion is limited to members of the senate, but members of the Stanford community may request to attend the meeting by contacting the Academic Secretary’s Office at 724-7863 or by sending an email to Adrienne Emory, assistant to the academic secretary.

The meeting will adjourn early and reconvene in executive session at 4:10 p.m. in the Manning Faculty Lounge on the second floor of the Law School. The executive session is limited to senate members, ex officio members and invited guests.

The minutes of the March 5 meeting can be found at this link and on the senate’s website.

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