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Carolyn Walters

Carolyn Walters
Interim Ruth Lilly Dean of Libraries
Bloomington, Indiana
UNITED STATES

Carolyn Walters

Biography

Carolyn Walters is the Executive Associate Dean of the Libraries at Indiana University Bloomington, a position she has held since June 2005. In this role Carolyn directs public services, technical services, collection development and scholarly communication initiatives, and University Archives. In her 20 years with the IUB Libraries, Carolyn has also served as Head of the Journalism Library, Acting Director of Collection Development, Head of the Undergraduate Library, Head of Information Commons/Undergraduate Library Services, and Director of Public Services.

Presentations

Recent Presentations
EventSessionDate
Midwest Regional Conference 2009Together We Do More: The Indiana University Experience03/25/2009
EDUCAUSE 2008Library Lightning Round10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2008The Research Commons: Planning Library Space and Services for Faculty and Graduate Students10/31/2008
EDUCAUSE 2003The Indiana University Information Commons: A Grand IT/Library Gathering Place11/07/2003

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