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38th Annual IATUL Conference 201718th–22nd June 2017 Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

Embedding Libraries –Service and Development in Context

Conference Programmehttps://iatulevents.ub.tum.de/bozen2017#IATUL2017

International Association of University Libraries

Greetings from the Governor of South Tyrol

I warmly welcome you in Bolzano, South Tyrol and to the 38th Annual International Association of University Libraries Conference.

We are grateful that the organizing committee has chosen Bozen-Bolzano – this is the official, bilingual name of our capital – as host of this well-known inter-national Conference. We are glad to have you here and hope you will enjoy your stay, academically as well as recreationally. Our autonomy allows us to care attentively for our countryside and mountains such as the Dolomites so they will preserve their beauty over time even though allowing development. This is because in the last 70 years the local politics was able to expand South Tyrol’s autonomy step by step, which allows us to write our own laws on many topics. If you want to know a little more about our country and its autonomy, please refer to this online booklet: provinz.bz.it/this-is-south-tyrol.Let me get back to your conference: Its title this year, Embedding Libraries – Service and Development in Context, is indicative of present and future trends of academic libraries. The days of libraries being simple storerooms for printed books and journals, with librarians mainly occupied with loaning these items to patrons are long gone. The challenges and objectives of University Libraries nowadays are multifaceted. I am convinced you will have a successful and interesting conference.I understand that you will also have the opportunity to visit some of the highlights South Tyrol has to offer. Hence I wish you many memorable impressions and experiences and hope you will come back soon for more.

Kind regards,

Arno KompatscherGovernor of South Tyrol

Greetings

38th Annual IATUL Conference 2017Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

Embedding Libraries – Service and Development in Context

Greetings from the Mayor

I am very glad that Bozen-Bolzano, a crossroad of cultures, a city in the middle of Europe that has always been a place of cultural exchanges, is able to host the 38th Annual Conference of the International Association of University Libraries. If the library is the mythical place par excellence that determines our careers as thinkers, then the university library is, par excellence, the place which provides resources imperative for teaching and research. In today’s society of continuous transformation, scientific libraries, which have always been known as repositories of knowledge, need to redefine their role and to orientate themselves towards the needs of their students and researchers. At the same time they need to make their supply of knowledge and their services available to its surroundings and to connect to the international community to be at the forefront of techno-logical progress.I hope that the multicultural spirit of Bozen-Bolzano and its University will provide a stimulating environment for the Conference participants and will enrich their stay in our town.

Have a great Conference!

The mayorRenzo Caramaschi

Greetings

Welcome message from the IATUL President

Dear Delegates, Colleagues and Friends,

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 38th Annual IATUL Conference at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.IATUL always had and still has the aim of addressing all topics and challenges pertaining to library management and services. In the past, conference subjects have included collaboration, metrics, architecture, information literacy, leader-ship methods, e-research support, librarians’ skills, scholarly publishing, open access, and many others. Our work as librarians is multifaceted and its components are closely interrelated, their interaction and development often fascinating by themselves. Sometimes, as a librarian, one is tempted to forget about the rest of the universe. Of course, in the end, we do not. A university library, its mission and its entire infrastructure is part of the university and its mission to furthering study, education and research. Taking up “Embedding Libraries: Service and Development in Context” as the topic of the 2017 Annual IATUL Conference reflects the significance context has for our work as service providers. Furthermore, it is significant that the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano is the host of our 2017 Annual Conference, focussing on context-based collaboration. Given the multicultural and multilingual historical background of South Tyrol, Bolzano University Library is particularly well-placed to invite an international association to its premises.On behalf of the IATUL Board of Directors, I would like to express my sincere and heartfelt thanks to Gerda Winkler and her teams, all the organising committees and their members from Bolzano University Library and beyond for creating this opportunity for us. Thanks to their efforts we can be together to exchange experience and learning from each other during this week in an extraordinary atmosphere and the outstanding environment of the Italian Alps.Finally, I would also like to thank the sponsors of this conference for their generous support.

May I wish you a fruitful and rewarding time at the Conference and in Bolzano.

Reiner KallenbornIATUL President and University LibrarianTechnical University of Munich

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Sunday, June 18th

8:30 am – 4:30 pm IATUL Board Meeting (IATUL Board members only) F6 University Club – 6th floor

4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Registration Registration Desk – University Entrance, ground floor

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Welcome Reception F6 University Club – 6th floor

Monday, June 19th

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration Registration Desk – 1st floor

9:00 am – 9:30 am Opening session/Welcoming remarks Aula Magna – ground floor

9:30 am – 10:30 am KEYNOTE Aula Magna – ground floor Moderator: Elisha Chiware – Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa)

Paolo Lugli – Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy)

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10:30 am – 11:00 am Morning Break Catering Area – 1st floor

11:00 am – 12:00 pm PLENARY SESSION Aula Magna – ground floorModerator: Gwendolyn Ebbett – University of Windsor (Canada)

Viola Voß – Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster (Germany)Taking the Mountain to all the Mohammeds: Elements of Embedded Librarianship at a Large University

Lars Egeland – Oslo and Akershus University of Applied Sciences (Norway)Measuring the Impact of Libraries

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch Break Mensa – ground floor

1:00 pm – 2:00 pm KEYNOTE D1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Jill Benn – The University of Western Australia (Australia)

Edwin Georg Keiner – Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (IT)Library and Learning in the Digital Age – Between Public Services and Educational Objectives

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm PARALLEL SESSIONS 1A – 1C

SESSION 1A New Approaches to Information Literacy2:00 pm – 3:30 pmC2.01 – 2nd floor Moderator: Caroline Leiß – Technical University of Munich (Germany)

Stephanie Krueger – Czech National Library of Technology (Czech Republic)Letting Traditional Boundaries Blur: A Case Study in Co-Developing STEM “Excellence” Courses

Conference Programme – Monday, June 19th

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Janine Lockhart – Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa)Moving Information Literacy Further by Looking at Retention, Skills Transfer and Assessment

Jennifer Zhao, Nigel Roulet – McGill University (Canada)Précis Plus: A Collaborative Approach to Teaching Information Literacy

SESSION 1B Organisational Models for Transformation2:00 pm – 3:30 pm C2.06 – 2nd floor Moderator: Paolo Buoso – Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy)

Nevenka Zdravkovska, Elizabeth Lee Soergel, Kelly Banyas – University of Maryland (USA)Commons Model in Libraries – Challenges & Successes

Beate Guba – Technical University of Vienna (Austria)Structure Follows Strategy: Transformation Process at the Vienna University of Technology Library

Elaine M. MacInnis, Donna Bourne-Tyson – Dalhousie University (Canada)Breaking Down the Silos: Restructuring to Strengthen a Multi-Library System

SESSION 1C Research Support Services and Open Data/Open Access2:00 pm – 3:30 pmD1.03 – 1st floor Moderator: Reiner Kallenborn – Technical University of Munich (Germany)

Sheila Nomathemba Ndlovu – Lupane State University (Zimbabwe)Embedded Librarianship: The Key to Unlocking the Research Potential at the Lupane State University

Iris Anneli Tahvanainen – Lappeenranta University of Technology (Finland)Library’s role in Researcher Services and in Open Science

Hester Mountifield – University of Auckland (New Zealand)Research Support Services: On a Continuum of Embryonic to Mature

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Conference Programme – Monday, June 19th

3:30 pm – 3:45 pm Afternoon Break Catering Area – 1st floor

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm POSTER SESSION University Library – 1st floor

Nedelina Tchangalova – University of Maryland (USA)Rooting Skills and Expertise in Liaison Work: Strategies for Embedded Librarianship

Hester Mountifield – University of Auckland (New Zealand), Vanda Ivanovic, Olivia Rütti, Jenny Mendieta Aguilar, Liz Sowden, Jenny Jones, Penny Hacker, Li Wang Write@Uni: An Online Learning Approach to Facilitate First-Year Students’ Transition to University Writing

Sharon Maria S. Esposo-Betan – University of the Philippines (Philippines)Advocacy towards User Responsibility and Lifelong Learning

Sharon Maria S. Esposo-Betan – University of the Philippines (Philippines)Towards Technology-Based Social Learning Spaces, Designing a Third Place for Engineers: The Learning Commons

Tanja Harrison – Mount Saint Vincent University (Canada), Jennifer Richard – Acadia University (Canada)Academic Library Consortia in Canada: Global Issues From a Regional Perspective

Elizabeth Lee Soergel, Kelly Marie Banyas – University of Maryland (USA)Make and Remake: Adapting Library Makerspaces to Meet Institutional Needs

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5:00 pm – 10:00 pm Evening Reception Castle Runkelstein, Restaurant Burgschänke

At 6 pm you can join a guided tour at the Runkelstein Castle with its beautiful frescos. The dinner afterwards is located in the Castle at the Restaurant Burgschänke. You can get to the Castle by foot or by shuttle: at 5 pm we will start by foot from the main entrance of the University to the Castle. It is a thirty-minute scenic walk through the greenest part of the city of Bolzano. For those who want to use the shuttle service the meeting point is also at the main entrance at 5 pm. Return is by shuttle or foot, as you like.

Tuesday, June 20th

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration Registration Desk – 1st floor

9:00 am – 10:00 am PLENARY SESSION D1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Anne Horn – University of Sheffield (UK)

Elisha Rufaro Chiware – Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa)Integrating Research Data Management Services into Institutional Workflows: a South African Perspective

Howard Amos, Cate Bardwell – University of Otago (New Zealand)Library Services in a National Research Information Framework


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Conference Programme – Tuesday, June 20th

10:30 am – 12:00 pm PARALLEL SESSIONS 2A – 2C

SESSION 2A New Approaches to Information Literacy10:30 am – 12:00 pmC2.01 – 2nd floorModerator: Pia Ludwig – Technical University of Munich (Germany)

Göran Hamrin – KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden)Lifting Information Literacy in Ergonomics – A Case Study of Master Degree Projects Presented at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Shirley Chiu-wing Wong – The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong) Information Literacy MOOC for University Students

Lee Yen Han – King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (Saudi Arabia)Design and Implementation of a Campus-Wide Online Plagiarism Tutorial: Role Played by the Library in an Emerging Research Institution in Saudi Arabia

SESSION 2B Strategic Partnership at the Local and the Global Level10:30 am – 11:30 am C2.06 – 2nd floor Moderator: Sharon Bostick – Illinois Institute of Technology (USA)

Marlene Amanda Holmner, Theo Bothma – University of Pretoria (South Africa)The Establishment of a Strategic International and Local Partnership through a Masters Level Degree in Information Technology

Maria Cassella – University of Turin (Italy)New Trends in Academic Library Partnerships: Academic Libraries and Digital Humanities

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SESSION 2C Skills for the New Challenges10:30 am – 12:00 pmD1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Laura Ballestra – LIUC Cattaneo University (Italy)

Marco Stefano Tomatis, Maria Vittoria Muzzupapa – University of Turin (Italy)Extending the Live Chat Reference Service at the University of Turin – A Case Study

Talia Chung – University of Ottawa (Canada)Research Data Management – Approaches to Capacity Building by Acting Locally While Thinking Nationally

Vivian Lewis – McMaster University (Canada)New Skills for the Academic Library Workforce – A Canadian Experience


1:00 pm – 2:00 pm KEYNOTE D1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Rafael Ball – ETH Zürich (Switzerland)

Roy Tennant – OCLC (USA)Data Designed for Discovery

2:00 pm – 3:30 pm IATUL Annual General Meeting D1.03 – 1st floor


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SESSION 3A Re-design of Physical Spaces4:00 pm – 5:30 pmC2.01 – 2nd floorModerator: Sharon Bostick – Illinois Institute of Technology (USA)

Jill Benn – The University of Western Australia (Australia)The Library as “Student Heaven”: Re-Designing Library Spaces to Enrich the Student Experience

Anne-Berit Gregersen, Gry Bettina Moxnes – Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences (Norway)Making the Library the Preferred Place to Study: Rethinking Existing Spaces and Opening the Library to the Users

Silas Marques de Oliveira – Andrews University (USA)Trends in Academic Library Space

SESSION 3B Research Support Services and Open Data/Open Access4:00 pm – 5:30 pm C2.06 – 2nd floorModerator: Maria Cassella – University of Turin (Italy)

Trish Wilson – Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)Why is the Library Involved in Research Support? Demonstrating why and how the Library can Contribute and Add Value to the University Research Priorities

Eva Ramminger – Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Innsbruck (Austria)Research Data Management at Austria Universities: A Look at the Project “E-Infrastructures Austria PLUS”

Lenka Nemeckova, Iva Adlerova – Czech Technical University (Czech Republic)Engineers: What do they Read and Write, and Why? – A Survey of Information and Publishing Behavior of Academic Engineers

Conference Programme – Tuesday, June 20th

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SESSION 3C Analytics, Research Evaluation and Bibliometrics4:00 pm – 5:00 pmD1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Stephanie Krüger – Czech National Library of Technology (Czech Republic)

Margret Plank, Bastian Drees – German National Library of Science and Technology (Germany)TIB AV-Portal: A Trusted Home for Conference Recordings

Tina Hohmann – Technical University of Munich (Germany)Academic Networking for Architects? How to Improve the Visibility of Research Activities via Alternative Routes

6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Gala Dinner at Castle Maretsch

Meeting point: In front of the University's main entrance at 5.45 pm. We will take a short walk (15 minutes) to get to the historic castle in the city centre of Bolzano.

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Wednesday, June 21st

8.00 am – 5.00 pm Study Tour Day

Option 1: Bressanone – Neustift Abbey & Wine Tasting

Visit the historic Neustift Abbey, which was founded in 1142 by the bishop of Brixen. The monastery complex, situated next to a very important north–south transit route, is the largest in Tyrol and is extremely well-preserved. Even now, more than 850 years after its foundation, its inhabitants, the Augustinian can-ons, still carry out a variety of pastoral care duties in the surrounding parishes. The tour will also include a visit to the abbey’s historic library, which houses approx. 92,000 precious volumes in its large Rococo hall. After visiting the abbey you can enjoy a tasting of fine wines produced in the abbey’s vineyards.

Meeting point: 8.15 am in front of the University's main entrance.

Conference Programme – Wednesday, June 21st

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The abbey’s historic library

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Option 2: Merano – Tyrol Castle & Trauttmannsdorff Gardens

Spend a day in the vicinity of the famous tourist resort of Merano. Discover South Tyrol’s rich medieval history through a guided tour of Tyrol Castle. The castle hill has been inhabited since ancient times, the castle itself dates back to 1100. Over the course of time it has been the seat of Tyrol’s sovereigns. Today the castle hosts the South Tyrolean Musem of History, next to it there is a fal-conry with a nursing ward for birds of prey. After the lunch break you can enjoy the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of Trauttmansdorff castle, where colorful plants from all around the world thrive and bloom in more than eighty garden landscapes. Trauttmansdorff offers spectacular views of exotic gardens and the surrounding mountains.

Meeting point: 8.00 am in front of the University's main entrance. Please collect your lunch packet for the day.

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Tyrol Castle

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Conference Programme – Wednesday, June 21st

Option 3: Dolomites & Woodcraft

Enjoy a bus tour through the beautiful landscape of the Dolomites, a mountain range declared UNESCO World Heritage. Discover the breathtaking views of the so called “pale mountains”, the pastures with their traditional alpine huts and the unique atmosphere of this renowned tourist destination. The guided bus tour will first take you to the legendary emerald waters of Lake Carezza. Then the ride continues to the famous passes of the Dolomites and through a number of small traditional villages. The whole region is famous for its traditional wood-craft. You will be able to visit a woodcraft shop and see the artists at work.

Meeting point: 8.00 am in front of the University's main entrance. Please collect your lunch packet for the day.

7:00 pm – 10:00 pm Pizza Dinner at unibz Mensa – ground floor

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The Rosengarten in the Dolomites

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Thursday, June 22nd

8:00 am – 5:00 am Registration Registration Desk – 1st floor

9:00 am – 10:00 am KEYNOTE D1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Howard Amos – University of Otago (New Zealand)

Hans Pongratz – Technical University of Munich (Germany)Towards the Digital University – a CIOs Perspective


10:30 am – 12:00 pm PARALLEL SESSIONS 4A – 4C

SESSION 4A New Approaches to Information Literacy10:30 am – 11:30 am C2.01 – 2nd floorModerator: Tina Hohmann – Technical University of Munich (Germany)

Vicky Grant, Alison V Little, Anne Horn – University of Sheffield (UK)Developing a Vision, Strategy and Offer for Information and Digital Literacy (IDL): A Case Study of the University of Sheffield, UK

Caroline Leiß – Technical University of Munich (Germany)Special Interest Group Information Literacy (Report)

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SESSION 4B Strategic Partnership at the Local and the Global Level10:30 am – 12:00 pm D1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Eva Ramminger – Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Innsbruck (Austria)

Louis Houle – McGill University (Canada)Google Scholar, Sci-Hub and LibGen: Could they be our New Partners?

Alfredo Azmitia Rugg, Henning Wiechers, Janett Mohnke – University of Applied Sciences, Wildau (Germany)Showing the Way – From App to Book: Successful In-House Software Development through a Computer Science – Library Partnership

Johanna Kamara – Technical University of Munich (Germany)Systematic Approach to Marketing Library Services

SESSION 4C Digital Library Development10:30 am – 11:30 amC2.06 – 2nd floorModerator: Simon Furggler – Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy)

Ilaria Giglio – La Sapienza, Università di Roma (Italy)Digitization Projects of Documentary Collections in Academic Libraries

Wolfgang Stille – University and State Library of Darmstadt (Germany)Flora Graeca Digitalis: Old Library Stock meets Linked Open Data, Digital Strolling and Mobile Devices


Conference Programme – Thursday, June 22nd

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SESSION 5A Re-design of Physical Spaces1:00 pm – 2:30 pmC2.01 – 2nd floorModerator: Louis Houle – McGill University (Canada)

Guylaine Beaudry – Concordia University (Canada)The Transformation of the Webster Library at Concordia University (Montreal): 22 Study Environments, an Innovative Technology Program and a Strong Consultation Process

Mariacristina Vettore, Michela Zorzi – Università di Padova (Italy)Old Buildings New Spaces

Shameem Nilofar – Singapore Management University (Singapore)Leveraging the Principles of Lean Six Sigma in Creating Value for the User Community

SESSION 5B Skills for the New Challenges1:00 pm – 2:30 pmC2.06 – 2nd floorModerator: Shirley Chiu-wing Wong – The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong)

Dominic Silvio – Dalhousie University (Canada)Critical Teaching/Learning Activities for Optimizing Students’ Learning in a Learner-Centered Environment

Jonathan Faustino Santos, Sharon Maria Esposo-Betan – University of the Philippines (Philippines)Advantages and Challenges of Using Augmented Reality for Library Orientations in an Academic/Research Library Setting

Olaf Eigenbrodt – State and University Library Hamburg (Germany)Our Campus Library is a Workshop, Studio, Laboratory…? Promoting Innovative Thinking and Creative Energy beyond the IT-Department

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SESSION 5C Digital Library Development1:00 pm – 1:30 pmD1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Janine Lockhart- Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa)Helge Høivik, Lars Egeland – Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences (Norway)MOOCAHUSET – A Practical Experiment in E-Learning Publishing for University Libraries

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm PARALLEL SESSIONS 6A – 6B

SESSION 6A Research Support Services and Open Data/Open Access2:30 pm – 4:00 pmD1.03 – 1st floorModerator: Elisha Rufaro Chiware – Cape Peninsula University of Technology (South Africa)

Karin Karlics – Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy)Bibliometric Research Support at a Multilingual University – Chances and Challenges in an Italian Context

Anna Wałek – Gdańsk University of Technology (Poland)(Re)Shaping Open Access Policy to Scientific Resources at Polish Technical Universities: Gdańsk University of Technology Perspective

Susana Medina, Luís Miguel Costa – University of Porto (Portugal)Exhibitions at the Academic Library: Promoting the Community and Public Research Communication

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SESSION 6B Analytics, Research Evaluation and Bibliometrics2:30 pm – 3:30 pmC2.06 – 2nd floorModerator: Howard Amos – University of Otago (New Zealand)

Caroline Leiß – Technical University of Munich (Germany)Introducing Bibliometric Services: Engaging in Performance Measurement

Vanessa Bismonte Visitacion – De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (Philippines)Citation Analysis of Undergraduate Theses on Human Resource Management at De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde’s Learning Resource Center: An Assessment Tool for Collection Development


4:30 pm – 5:30 pm Closing Presentation D1.03 – 1st floor

6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Farewell Dinner at Hotel Laurin

Meeting point: 6.00 pm in front of the University's main entrance.

Friday, June 23rd

10:00 am – 12:00 pm Scenic Walk on the Oswald Promenade

Meeting point: 10.00 am at the main entrance in front of the University.

10:00 am – 12:00 pm Culture City Guide across Bozen-Bolzano

Meeting point: 10.00 am at the Walther Square, the main square of Bozen-Bolzano

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About

About IATUL

IATUL was founded in Düsseldorf, Germany, as the International Association of Technological University Libraries in May 1955, as an international forum for the exchange of ideas relevant to librarianship in technological universities through-out the world. IATUL is a voluntary international non-governmental organisation of a group of libraries, represented by their library directors or senior managers, who have responsibility for information services and resources management. The expanded name of IATUL was changed to the International Association of Scientific and Technological University Libraries at the 2009 General Assembly to reflect the broader range of institutions, which now make up the membership of the association. At the 2014 Annual Conference in Helsinki, the General As-sembly of IATUL decided to extend its mandate to include all university libraries internationally, irrespective of their academic specialisation. This change reflects the membership profile of IATUL where the vast majority of institutions now be-long to comprehensive universities. Therefore, its name was changed to be the International Association of University Libraries.

IATUL is an excellent example of the development of an effective informal international network between libraries of similar type, with a common high level of professional expertise and offering a similar range of services to their users. Many of the members of IATUL provide services, not only to the teaching and research staff and students of their own university, but also to industrial organi-zations and national research institutions, in their respective countries.

The main objective of IATUL is to provide a forum where library directors and senior managers can meet to exchange views on matters of current significance and to provide an opportunity for them to develop a collaborative approach to solving problems. IATUL also welcomes organizations who supply services to university libraries into membership, if they wish to be identified with the associ-ation’s activities.

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About Bozen-Bolzano

With approx. 100,000 inhabitants, Bozen-Bolzano is the capital of the province of South Tyrol in Northern Italy. The rich and varied history of the city and the whole region of South Tyrol is reflected in the daily social and cultural life of its population, where Mediterranean flair mixes with alpine charm. South Tyrol’s official languages are Italian, German and Ladin and the combination of these different cultural backgrounds create a whirlwind of energetic life. Surrounded by mountains the town is a renowned tourist destination and offers a wide range of cultural, sportive and leisure activities.

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Walther Square with Dome

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About

About the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano

Founded in 1997, the Free University of –Bozen-Bolzano is a relatively young institution, but it has a strong international outlook. What makes unibz stand out among all universities in Italy and in Europe is the multilingualism of its courses and research. The three official languages – Italian, German and English – are used during classes, meetings, conferences and in all events. The university has five faculties: Economics, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Social Sciences, Ed-ucation and Design. 35% of the academic staff and 17% of the students come from abroad to study, teach and do research in these fields.

InternetIf you want to connect to the Internet while at the University, please use the open WiFi OpenAiR. If you come from an eduroam partner institution, you can also use the WiFi eduroam with your university's credentials.

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The Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, main entrance

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