CAVAL Study Tour

Thursday 6 July 2023, 10.00am – 12.30pm
The University of Melbourne
Eastern Resource Centre (ERC) & Baillieu (Rare Books & Virtual Reading Room) Libraries

Program

10.00 – 10.15am
Arrival – Eastern Resource Centre
Entrance to Building 171

10.15 – 11.00am
ERC Library Tour Commence (Group 1)
Rare Books & Virtual Reading Room Tour Commences (Baillieu Library) (Group 2)

11.00 – 11.45am
Morning Tea at the ERC Library level 3 Graduate Space

11.45 – 12.30pm
ERC Library Tour Commence (Group 2)
Rare Books & Virtual Reading Room Tour Commences (Baillieu Library) (Group 1)

12.30pm
Official Study Tour ends
Those interested can explore the other libraries at the Parkville Campus:

⁃ Architecture, Building and Planning Library
⁃ Brownless Biomedical Library
⁃ Giblin Eunson Library (Business, Economics and Education)
⁃ Law Library

Or tram to the Southbank Campus:

⁃ Music, Visual and Performing Arts Library

CAVAL Research and Information Group
CAVAL Research and Information Group
Throughout the years, the CAVAL Research and Information Group (formerly CAVAL Reference Interest Group) has made significant contributions to the development and improvement of research services and information literacy programmes in academic libraries. CRIG was formed in 1989 to give staff from CAVAL member libraries a forum to discuss and share information and skills relevant to the provision of reference services and reader education. More...
Professional Development Interest Group
Professional Development Interest Group
The CAVAL Professional Development Interest Group fosters co-operation and collaboration between CAVAL member organisations and with CAVAL in areas of professional practice and need including: human resource management, staff development and training, workplace-based learning, organisational change and related activities. More...
Customer Services and Collaboration Network
Customer Services and Collaboration Network
The Customer Services and Collaboration Network (CSCN) provides staff of CAVAL member libraries with a forum for discussing, sharing and benchmarking best practice in relation to resource sharing and front-facing library services. As part of this mission, the CSCN oversees the operation of the CAVAL Reciprocal Borrowing program. The CSCN was formerly known as the Reciprocal Borrowing Advisory Committee. More...
CAVAL Shared Collection Working Group
CAVAL Shared Collection Working Group
The CARM Shared Collection Working Group concerns itself with issues relating to operations relating to the Shared Collection within the CARM Centre - to ensure that the Centre operates efficiently to meet the requirements of CAVAL member libraries. More...