1. Spring semester at UW- Madison, Wisconsin, USA January 10-May 20 Roza Smagulova Astana 2015

2. School of Library and Information Studies more than 225 faculty, staff, and students rank among the nation's top LIS programs in the education of children's and youth services librarians, school library media specialists, and archivists

3. UW-Madison General Library System The first library at the University of Wisconsin was opened in 1850. 43 campus libraries serving 2,189 academic staff and 29,504 undergraduate students 11,956 graduates Campus libraries circulate more than 4000,000 visitors every year

4. UW-NU Project My coordinators: Virginia Martin (UW-NU Project Coordinator), George Andrew Spencer (Senior Academic Librarian, Bibliographer for Slavic, East European, Central Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, and UW-NU Project Team Leader for Library Development) Orientation week by VISP (January 15-16) Study time (January 21-May 18)

5. Courses SLIS 635-Reference and Information service (Professor Ethelene Whitmire) SLIS 822-Information Use and Users (Professor Kyung-Sun Kim) SLIS 620-Field Project in Library and Information Agencies (Professor Allison Kaplan)

6. SLIS 635 Performance of Reference and Information Service Providers Searching in databases Research project Dorothy Dignam libguide http://libraryschool.libguidescms.com/conte nt.php?pid=670449

7. SLIS 822 Theory and models Applications (social groups) Research project “Information Behavior of the Graduate Students of the UW-Madison School of Music”

8. SLIS 620 Theory at class Practicum (120hours) Michael Enyart, School of Business http://libraryschool.libguidescms.com/content.p hp?pid=668687 Natasha Veeser, Communication for Libraries Memorial Library PR Committee

10. Edible Book Festival

13. Fair

15. ID required at the entrance

17. Library events on screen savers

18. Self copy and scan stations

20. Diplays

22. Stack management system

26. Individual cages and lockers

27. Access Codes Access is only for individual use and can not be available to libraries, i.e. cannot be shared. Buy textbooks without access codes (cheaper) Buy access codes separately from the book

28. Activities Lib Guides Database search Communication theories Events planning and organization Meeting with stacks Manager Cataloguing Kazakh Language books

29. Reference Questioning and Listening Techniques “Is there anything I can help you with?” “What kind of material do you expect to find on this topic?” “Do you want books or articles?” Follow up

30. NU Library PR Committee Social media (Facebook page) Newsletter Promotional videos and posters Events Library projects roza.smagulova@nu.edu.kz

31. Tips for your academic studies Ask questions even if you think they are stupid Use professor office hours Be active on classes Manage your time Experiment/projects

32. Questions?