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Your support makes it possible for the Libraries to advance research, learning, and knowledge sharing across the university. 

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Keith Webster"In our role as essential academic partners to the campus community, the services, expertise and collections of the University Libraries are redefining the function of the library in a world where digital is default.

By providing the fundamental tools that support the work of the institution, the Libraries make the learning and research goals of the university possible — enabling the experiences that catalyze collaboration, uncovering the materials that incite innovation and building the spaces that sustain student success.

With your commitment, CMU will build the library of the future, and its impact will be felt across the entire university and beyond."

Keith Webster
Helen and Henry Posner, Jr. Dean of the University Libraries


 

Priority Areas

Carnegie Mellon University Libraries empower faculty and student scholars with the resources they need to succeed in today’s information-driven society, such as access to high-quality data and the expertise to curate and share their research.

Explore more about how you can be a part of our Make Possible Campaign Initiatives or make an annual gift to support these important priority areas.

  • Enhance learning spaces Accelerate learning for individuals and groups through improved environments and technology that maximizes the learning experience. 
  • Build and expand digital resources Support the creation of digital resources through the scanning of archival & rare collections; licensing of specialized resources to support campus research; and purchasing of perpetual access to online journals, electronic books and specialized web resources.
  • Showcase research excellence Fund digital infrastructure that showcases faculty publications and research to the world.

 

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Impact Stories

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IMLS Grant Will Support Open Science Training

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) has awarded a grant of $241,147 to a team from CMU Libraries to support the implementation of a training program and curriculum to prepare library practitioners to meet the evolving open science needs and expectations of the research communities they support.


 

Your University Libraries Advancement Team

Jennifer Sciullo

Assistant Director of Development
jsciullo@andrew.cmu.edu

Sonia Wellington

Events Manager
swelling@andrew.cmu.edu

 

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