Brandeis Library Student Advisory Council
The Brandeis University Library is committed to providing exceptional research services and resources to facilitate student success. We recognize the importance of student input on library services, space, resources, events, and policies. The Brandeis Library Student Advisory Council aims to facilitate a dialogue between students and library administration on library issues that impact the student body.
Membership and Meetings
The Brandeis Library Student Advisory Council has between 10-15 student members depending on the number of applications received. The membership of this council includes representation from a broad cross-section of schools and years of study from both undergraduate and graduate levels. The group is co-chaired by the University Librarian, Matthew Sheehy and the Manager of Public Services, Mary Calo.
Meetings are held twice per semester during the Fall and Spring academic terms. Meetings will generally be held in October, November, February, and March. Additional meetings may be scheduled as needed.
Spring 2025 Meeting Dates
Meeting dates for the Spring term will be scheduled closer to the start of that semester. Food and drinks will be served at each meeting.
How do I join?
In selecting members, we aim for a council that represents the diverse academic interests, experiences, and social identities of the Brandeis undergraduate and graduate populations, including those who have been underrepresented in higher education. Applications were due by Friday, September 20, 2024.
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For more information, to ask questions, or to suggest agenda topics for the council to consider, contact Matthew Sheehy.