It’s Fun to Partner: Expanding Library Collaborations

Irene Munster; Eileen Harrington; Toni Negro

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It’s Fun to Partner: Expanding Library Collaborations

机译：合作伙伴很有趣：扩展图书馆合作

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As funding continues to diminish in libraries, partnerships become even more important as a way to survive. Academic libraries often collaborate cross-departmentally within the university to enhance their impact on users. Expanding these collaborations to outside institutions makes libraries efficient, effective and responsive to changing needs of users. They extend the scope of resources and real-life experiences to participants, as well as increase awareness of library services. This paper will describe collaborations the Priddy Library engaged in not only within academia, but also innovative programs with national and local government agencies, while highlighting the pitfalls and promises of these partnerships.

机译：随着图书馆经费的不断减少，伙伴关系作为一种生存方式变得越来越重要。高校图书馆通常在大学内部进行跨部门合作，以增强其对用户的影响。将这些协作扩展到外部机构，可以使图书馆变得高效，有效并且能够响应用户不断变化的需求。它们将资源和现实生活的范围扩展到参与者，并提高了对图书馆服务的认识。本文将描述Priddy图书馆不仅在学术界进行的合作，而且还与国家和地方政府机构进行创新计划，同时强调这些合作的陷阱和希望。

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《Library Leadership & Management》 |2017年第3期|共18页
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