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Harold B. Lee Library. Scholarship and Creative Works Committee

 Organization

administrative history

Citation:
Harold B. Lee Library, intranet site viewed Nov. 11, 2013: Scholarship and Creative Works (The Scholarship and Creative Works Committee; responsible for promoting creative work among library faculty at Brigham Young University; reviews proposals for creative projects that will result in a product; makes recommendations to the University Librarian regarding the granting of funds; works to ensure that resources are awarded where they will return the greatest benefit to the Library and acts as a check to prevent misuse of funds or abuse of privileges; consists of five members; three members are elected; one from each library division- Public Services, Special Collections, and Technical Services; two members are appointed from the Library faculty at large by the Library Administrative Council; the Associate University Librarian is an ex officio member of the Committee; one member acts as chair; each member serves for two years; appointments and elections are staggered to maintain continuity within the Committee)

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Scholarship and Creative Works Committee records

 Collection
Identifier: UA 5653
Scope and Contents

Contains records from the Scholarship and Creative Works Committee, including project reports, correspondence, and policy statements, dated 1987 to 2013.

Dates: 1987-2013
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections. University Archives / Scholarship and Creative Works Committee records

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