DMMMSU Librarians, ILS Administrator convene for 3-year ILS Plan
Posted on by Maricon C. Viduya

President Jaime I. Manuel, Jr. pose with Prof. Liceria Enteria, Director for Library Development and Services, and Campus Heads for Library, Library Staff, and ILS Administrators. During the meeting of the Library Team, President Manuel assured them of his support. He offered 3M for the purchase of books and e-resources.

Prof. Liceria G. Enteria, Director for University Library Development and Services; the Heads for Library Development and Services from the three campuses namely Dr. Nancy F. Galban (SLUC), Prof. Wilma L. Kutz (MLUC) and Dr. Sonia S. Isip (NLUC); Mr. Jake Alminiana, University ILS Administrator, and Campus ILS administrators; and Library Staff convened at the Central Administration Conference Room to discuss and review the Integrated Library System (ILS) development plan and the ILS fee utilization plan for FY 2020-2023.

Prof. Liceria Enteria, Director for Library Development and Services
meets with the Library Team.

In their meeting, the team brainstormed on challenges, opportunities and possibilities, and coping strategies in order to sustain library operations, provide students immediate access to information resources, and develop alternative pathways to render services to students.

Also, during their meeting, Dr. Honorio C. Buccat, the Vice President for Academic Affairs, guided them in assessing, reviewing, and evaluating their performance based on their previous ILS Plan. His wisdom led the team to plan better for the next 3 years in order for them to achieve high level of clientele satisfaction, and strong management engagement and commitment.

The Library Team pose with Dr. Honorio Buccat, VP for Academic Affairs (first row, center) after their meeting. Dr. Buccat helped the team in the review of their accomplishments
and in crafting the 3 year ILS Plan.

In addition, the Library Team acknowledge the efforts of President Jaime I. Manuel, Jr. for his support of the Library. He allotted 3M for the purchase of books and e-resources.

The Integrated Library System whose operation started in 2017 upon approval by the Board of Regents of the University. (Ayu)

Photos by Dr. Nancy Galban