Content Access Management is the University Library's central cataloging and metadata unit. Cataloging and metadata connect researchers with the materials essential to their work, both in physical and digital form. Today's libraries must support the needs of a diverse scholarly community, facilitating both in-depth research and integrated access to a larger information universe. The Library's cataloging and metadata services are an investment in the future of its collections and the scholarship they support.
Operation Manager: Eleanor Hornbacker (244-1888)
Research Programmer:
Stephanie Baker (244-0300)
Serials Management Specialist: Fang Gao (333-3399)
Metadata Librarian: Myung-Ja Han (244-1888)
Other Technical Services Units: Acquisitions | Information Processing and Management | Electronic Resources
Related links: Cataloging Working Group | Voyager@U of I | Content Access Management Forum
Departmental Cataloging Units: Asian | Law | Map & Geography | Music | Rare Books | Slavic | Undergraduate
University LibraryFor comments on this page contact: Gail Hueting
Last modified by: Helen Zhou on 9/11/08