Getting to the Core: What Centralized ILL Means for a Small Academic
Library
Presented by:Karen Hildebrandt & Bonita Bjornson
Library Staff @ King’s
ILL Staff @ King’s
ILL Service @ King’s
ILL Stats: 2012-2013
Library Staff @ Concordia
ILL Staff @ Concordia
ILL Stats: 2012 - 2013
Our Consortia Agreements & Impact
Spring 2013
Centralized NEOS ILL
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