RLUK's vision is that the UK should have the best research library support in the world
RLUK Conference 2010: Edinburgh
Registration is now open for the RLUK Conference 2010. Please fill in the webform to complete registration. Registration will close on 1st October 2010.
The RLUK Conference 2010 will take place in Edinburgh on 10th - 12th November 2010.
The Conference will be co- hosted by the University of Edinburgh and the National Library of Scotland and will be held at the Radisson Hotel on the Royal Mile. There will be opportunities for tours at both hosting libraries throughout the conference. To register your interest please click here.
Based on a theme of innovation in a time of financial challenge, the Conference will feature a programme of outstanding presentations, interactive parallel sessions, and a fast-paced 'pecha kucha' session highlighting new, innovative library projects, together with great networking opportunities and Edinburgh hospitality. Click here for more information about Pecha Kucha and apply to take part.
The conference will also see the development of the RLUK mentoring programme including an 'Introduction to Mentoring' session and a 'Speed Dating' session. The conference session will be the beginning of a two year mentoring programme looking at developing one-to-one relationships and encouraging networking within our member organisations. RLUK would like to encourage staff from all senior levels of Member Libraries to take part in the Mentoring Programme. We particularly encourage Directors to sign up as mentors in the Programme. Click here for more information and to apply to take part.
The Working Conference Programme is attached as below.
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RLUK will...
- Collaborate to achieve more, faster, than we could individually
- Listen to our members and represent their views
- Maximise our influence and provide value for money for our members
- Work with the research community to promote excellence in support of current research and anticipate future needs
- Share good practice and build the capacity of our staff to promote change
- Value the richness of our collections and work to ensure that researchers can exploit them to the full
- Provide leadership in all areas where our contribution can gain most value for the community
- Work with our members and with our partners, nationally and internationally, to shape and to realise the vision of the modern research library
