Volunteer to be a Member of UBC's Library Student Advisory Committee!

Have you ever wanted to contribute to the evolution of one of the largest research libraries in Canada? If so, please join the 2015-2016 Library Student Advisory Committee!

The Library Student Advisory Committee is designed to encourage direct communication between UBC students and library leaders. This committee meets a minimum of four times per year during the academic year to discuss and ideate for the UBC Library network. The committee acts as a constructive voice for students, representing student needs in library services, collections, and spaces.

Qualifications

o Current UBC student (graduate or undergraduate)
o An interest in impacting decision making at UBC Library
o Availability to attend regular meetings from September 2015 to April 2016 (time determined based on committee member availability)

How to apply

If you are interested in joining the Library Student Advisory Committee, please submit a brief Letter of Intent that answers the following prompts:
o Tell us about bit about yourself (please include: Faculty, major, if you are an undergraduate or graduate student and any outside interests or experiences relating to this opportunity).
o Why do you want to be a part of the Library Student Advisory Committee?

Letters should no more than one page, and addressed to Aleha McCauley (Community Engagement Librarian) and Georgia Anstey (Coordinator, Learning Initiatives).

Please submit your Letter of Intent by email to georgia.anstey@ubc.ca by Sunday, September 20th, 2015.

Visit the Library Student Advisory Committee page to learn more!