Collection Services
Cataloging, Metadata, and Preservation Services
Electronic Resources and Acquisitions
Collection Services has been divided into two separate departments - Cataloging, Metadata, and Preservation Services; and Electronic Resources and Acquisitions - on an interim basis.
Contact information
Lori Robare, Interim Director, Cataloging, Metadata, and Preservation Services
Phone: 541-346-1648
E-mail: lrobare@uoregon.edu
Mary Grenci, Interim Director, Electronic Resources and Acquisitions
Phone: 541-346-5607
E-mail: mgrenci@uoregon.edu
Location
Physical address: 1501 Kincaid Street, Eugene, OR 97403
Mailing address: 1299 University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403
Collections Services is responsible for acquiring, describing, and preserving library materials to meet the research, teaching, and learning needs of the University of Oregon community. The departments support the collections of the Design Library, Knight Library, Mathematics Library, Oregon Institute of Marine Biology (OIMB) Library, Science Library, Special Collections and University Archives, and the UO Portland Library and Learning Commons. The functions that support these collections fall into four main categories:
- Acquisitions: Acquires materials for the Libraries’ collections
- Cataloging: Provides description and access in order to promote the discovery of library resources
- Electronic Resources Management: Provides access to online resources
- Processing and Preservation: Prepares newly acquired library materials, and repairs and conserves existing materials
The mission of Collection Services is to provide good public service through enabling our users to access the Libraries' collections, which include print journals and books, e-journals and e-books, databases, music recordings and scores, and audio-visual materials. We define the policies and procedures necessary to produce responsive, high-quality patron access to this ever-growing array of materials available through traditional and emerging systems. We endeavor to build strong partnerships within the UO Libraries and with our regional partners, and to contribute with increasing effectiveness to local, regional, and international efforts to describe resources and preserve them.