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Join us for this special webinar and Q&A session. As academic library budgets continue to fluctuate, our members have concerns in meeting Coordinated Collection Development Aid Maintenance of Effort requirements. Please join us for a brief demo of the report tool and a conversation with Division of Library Development’s Barbara Lilley and learn more about the CCDA application process and those trip points that affect successful submissions. Together we will focus our conversation around application waivers, roll over funding, and other library funding that may impact your bottom line and whether it should be included in your application budget. Bring your questions and concerns and let’s chat. Please invite your business manager or Financial Officer to take part in the conversation so that your library is better prepared to complete the application over the summer.

This webinar will be recorded and distributed to all registrants but you must attend live to receive a certificate of attendance.

Presenter information: Barbara Lilley, Library Development Specialist II, is currently the Program Officer for the New York State Program for the Conservation and Preservation of Library Research Materials at the New York State Library which provides over $2 million in grants for the preservation of mainly paper based materials. She also provides consultant services regarding preservation throughout the state. She is also the State Aid Coordinator for approximately $90 million instate aid to libraries and library systems. Previously she was the Head of the Preservation Reformatting Department, Preservation Division for Columbia University Libraries, and Project Coordinator for the Foundations of Western Civilization Preservation Project, an NEH funded project, also at Columbia University. Barbara has also worked at Northwestern University Library in Evanston Illinois as a Preservation Librarian, and she began her career in preservation as a Mellon Foundation Preservation Intern at Columbia University. She is a graduate of the University of Michigan, College of Literature, Science and the Arts and School of Library and Information Studies.

This workshop is provided at no cost to RRLC and ESLN members.
Registration is required.

If you need further assistance, please contact Caitlin at ckenney@wnylrc.org

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