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Shared Print Committee

The SCELC Shared Print Committee (SPC) leads and guides the SCELC Shared Print Program.

Shared Print Committee (SPC)

The SCELC Shared Print Committee (SPC) leads and guides the SCELC Shared Print Program. The SPC makes recommendations to the SCELC Board about policies and procedures necessary to build and sustain the Program, including advising on participation in national shared print programs.

Committee Highlights

Current Initiatives

  • Pursuing intersection with UC print monograph efforts
  • Finalizing documentation for communicating to libraries about the activities, commitment, and staffing required when onboarding into the Shared Print Program
  • Developing a sustainable funding model to support SCELC Shared Print
  • Ongoing work on carrying out the goals of the IMLS Leadership Grant

Recent Accomplishments

  • 2.9 million titles from 50 institutions retained through the program
  • SHARP Catalog and Discovery System for shared collection released

Shared Print Documentation

Key documentation, reports and policies for the SCELC Shared Print Program, developed by the committee.

Committee Roster

Randi Proescholdt

Chair
Menlo College
Term: 1

 

Teri Dowling

Term: 2

California College of the Arts

Denise Gehring

Term: 1

Azusa Pacific University

Jenny Gillette

Term: 1

California Institute of Integral Studies

Glenn Johnson-Grau

Ex Officio - Shared Print Consultant

Loyola Marymount University

Casey Anne Mitchell

Term: 1

The Claremont Colleges

Rebecca Lubas

Ex officio COLD Liaison
Term: 1

CSU San Bernardino

M Ryan Hess

SCELC Liaison

SCELC

Leanna Goodwater

Term 2

Santa Clara University

Melissa Rucker

Term: 1

University of the Incarnate Word

Eugene Skibinsky

Term: 1

University of Southern California

Teri Oaks Gallaway

Ex officio

SCELC

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