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*(with apologies for any cross-posting)* Hello All, Sharing the below New York Technical Services Librarians (NYTSL) event "Evolution in Technical Services Librarianship: A Panel Discussion" that will take place next Thursday, December 14th. For more info on the event, and to register, please visit https://www.nytsl.org/event-5511460. Thanks! ============================================= Dear Sarah Adams, You are invited to the following event <http://www.nytsl.org/event-5511460>: Evolution in Technical Services Librarianship: A Panel Discussion When: 14 Dec 2023 2:00 PM, EST Where: Virtual - Zoom link will be sent to registrants prior to the event *Link to register:* https://nytsl.org/event-5511460 *EVENT DETAILS:* [image: Image Description: Off white rectangle with a background image of a strip of a torn page with text on the top, and wavy, thin lines on the bottom. Text in the foreground reads: “Evolution in Technical Services Librarianship / A Panel Discussion with Gilda Chiu-Ousland, Columbia University Law Library / Michael Santangelo, BookOps / Annmarie Zell, New York University Law Library / Thursday 14th • 2PM - 3PM • RSVP AT NYTSL.ORG / Members $6 • Student members $5 • Non-members $15.” Bottom right is a graphic of black outline of the New York City skyline followed by black text that reads “New York Technical Services Librarians.” End of image description.] Speakers: *Gilda Chiu-Ousland, *Head of Finance, Acquisitions, and Resource Management at Columbia University Law Library *Michael Santangelo,* Deputy Director of Collection Management at BookOps *Annmarie Zell, *Director at NYU Law Library Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, common pressures faced by all types of libraries included shrinking materials budgets, higher demands for collaborative study space over stacks, and more prolific digital options. In this program, three panelists will discuss how their technical services departments have transformed in recent years and their experiences adapting to these changes. Topics will include: changes in how physical resources are acquired and maintained, transforming staff job descriptions, collaborations and shared print collections with other institutions, and the challenges associated with each. *Gilda Chiu-Ousland* is the Head of the Finance, Acquisitions, and Resource Management unit at the Columbia Law Library, which is responsible for all print and electronic acquisitions as well as services and supplies needed for the library’s day-to-day operations. She also oversees the library’s budget, both for collections and personnel. Gilda is involved in a number of professional organizations, such as the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) and the American Library Association (ALA). *Michael Santangelo* is the Deputy Director of Collection Management at BookOps, the technical services collaboration for the New York Public Library and the Brooklyn Public Library. Since starting as a children’s materials selector back in 2005 for Brooklyn, he has had various positions working in collection development and technical services, and his work has ranged from database subscriptions to book leasing to periodical renewals to eBook platform management and lastly to collections budgeting. Currently, he serves on the Library Reads' Board of Directors and was previously the co-chair of ALA CORE's Public Libraries Technical Services Interest Group. *Annmarie Zell* is the Director of the NYU Law Library and Assistant Dean for Library Services. In this role, she oversees the operations of the library and its services to the NYU Law School community. Annmarie is an active member of professional law library associations including the American Association of Law Libraries and the Society of Law Library Directors. Before becoming a law librarian, Annmarie was a practicing attorney for the Securities & Exchange Commission and the U.S. Customs Service. She is a member of the State Bars of New York and Connecticut. *Registration Fees:* - *Member: $6.00* - *Student member: $5.00* - *Non-member: $15.00* *If you would like to attend our virtual programming with a group of co-workers, please purchase one registration and make a suggested donation of $6 for each additional viewer.* Best regards, New York Technical Services Librarians <https://www.nytsl.org/> Have thoughts on our website, or an idea for a program? 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