Harold B. Lee Library. Learning Resource Center
Dates
- Existence: 1986 - 2010
Administrative History
The Learning Resource Center (1986-2010) was an administrative unit at Brigham Young University.
The Learning Resource Center was established as a library department in 1986 in a reorganization of the earlier Learning Center Division, and made part of the General Services Division. In 1991 the unit was transferred to the Collection Development Division, then in 2006 to Access Services. The Learning Resource Center was renamed the Media Center in 2010.
Citation:
Learning Resource Center records, 1992-1999BYU Organizational History Project website, via WWW, Nov. 19, 2014 (Learning Resource Center; Electronic Media Department; Learning Center Division est. 1981 in Lee Library; 1986, made a department in General Services Division; 1991, moved to Collection Development Division; 2006, transferred to Access Services; 2010, renamed Media Center)
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Harold B. Lee Library correspondence and other material
Includes records and correspondence regarding the establishment of the Education Learning Resource Center, and the development of policies which would govern later LRCs.
Learning Resource Center annual reports
Contains collected annual reports for the Library Learning Resource Division, Educational Media Services, and Harold B. Lee Library from 1970-1990.
Learning Resource Center collection of audio-visual materials
Contains audio-visual materials of the Learning Resource Center in the Harold B. Lee Library. These materials include talks and lectures given at BYU, as well as pamphlets of lectures at Brigham Young University, and slides of the construction of the Learning Resource Center. Dates range from 1956 to 2003.
Learning Resource Center records
Contains slides from the Learning Resource Center documenting daily activities throughout the library. Also includes presentation slides from "Columbus's Excellent Adventure", as well as a CD containing pictures of the construction of the addition to the Harold B. Lee Library.