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'Thinking Globally and Acting Locally': One Library's Experience in Community Service Programs

Barb Ewers

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In these times of reduced government funding and an increasingly competitive educational marketplace, universities are very aware of the importance of remaining relevant to the communities they serve. Due to its specialist resources and high visibility, the university library is in a unique position to further the university's service goals.

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In these times of reduced government funding and an increasingly competitive educational marketplace, universities are very aware of the importance of remaining relevant to the communities they serve. Due to its specialist resources and high visibility, the university library is in a unique position to further the university's service goals.

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In these times of reduced government funding and an increasingly competitive educational marketplace, universities are very aware of the importance of remaining relevant to the communities they serve. Due to its specialist resources and high visibility, the university library is in a unique position to further the university's service goals.

Key concepts: Service (business), Government (linguistics), Visibility, Public relations, Position (finance), Business, Marketing, Political science

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