The Hernquist Library – changing bookshelves, changing roles

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Akersten, Beata

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University of Pretoria, Veterinary Science Library

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Through the use of maps, pictures and text the following aspects about the Hernquist Library and its products and services will be highlighted: • The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) • The history of veterinary education in Sweden • Activities at the Skara Campus o Including Research conducted and Study programmes • The history of the Library: From Hernquist's collection of books, through the Skara Veterinary Library, to the Hernquist Library. • Stakeholders today o including researchers, Ph.D. students, undergraduate students - continuous education, including international education projects • Nationwide loan requests • Changing requirements • From loans to "capturing, harnessing and disseminating" information and knowledge. • Some examples of information services provided will be shown • including domestic animals and wildlife topics • Resources available will be listed: o SLU library resources. o The national research information portal. • Through this poster an Invitation to visit Skara, SLU and the Hernquist Library will be issued

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Poster presented at the 5th International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists, 4-7 July 2005, Onderstepoort, South Africa

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ICAHIS proceedings, Hernquist library, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Veterinary education, Information services, National research information

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Akersten, B 2006, 'The Hernquist Library – changing bookshelves, changing roles' in Van der Westhuizen, EE & Croft, V (eds), Running wild, running free: capturing, harnessing and disseminating knowledge flows in support of animal health: 5th International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists, 4-7 July 2005, Onderstepoort, South Africa, University of Pretoria, Veterinary Science Library, Pretoria, South Africa, p. 148.