Sierra Vega Discover eCommerceCommittee Charge: In order to better serve both patron and staff end users, the User Experience Committee will discuss and recommend to the Administrative Council services and configurations in order to optimize usability.
The Engagement Committee works to actively engage members at all levels, to create connections and advance the organization through activities like PrairieCat's annual conference PUG Day, peer networking opportunities, and more.
This 11 member elected standing group discusses technical services topics. It is empowered to make decisions on procedure and some policy decisions, and to make recommendations to Administrative Council for higher level policy decisions. It also reviews technical services procedures and works together to resolve technical services issues.
Join us for a PrairieCat Member Update. Hear the latest from PrairieCat staff and your colleagues from across the consortium.
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Join us for a PrairieCat Member Update. Hear the latest from PrairieCat staff and your colleagues from across the consortium.
Join us for a PrairieCat Member Update. Hear the latest from PrairieCat staff and your colleagues from across the consortium.
Join us for a PrairieCat Member Update. Hear the latest from PrairieCat staff and your colleagues from across the consortium.
Join us for a PrairieCat Member Update. Hear the latest from PrairieCat staff and your colleagues from across the consortium.
This meeting will be held in room H-201.
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Hello. I am wondering what other libraries do in the case of issuing library cards to children of divorced parents, i.e. which parent the card goes under? We normally say that the parent who has custody gets the card, but what if the other parent comes in first and gets a card, and then the parent with custody comes in and tries to get a card for the child? Do you tell the parent with custody that the other parent beat them to it, or do you call the parent who got the card first and say you are taking away that card? This is happening more and more lately. What is best practice? I would obviously prefer to not get involved in personal matters. I appreciate any thoughts anyone has to offer on this.