Fill out this form  to share with your colleagues outlining what you gained from your professional development experience within 14 working days from return. Reports should include valuable takeaways, important lessons learned, and key highlights that may benefit others interested in the same topic.

As money becomes available, the FAU Libraries support professional development activities (both virtual and in-person) for interested faculty and staff. Examples of professional development can include online courses, conference travel, and webinars to improve job skills and enhance work performance.

This request allows users to reserve space on the 5th floor of the FAU Wimberly Library for academic or event purposes. It collects details such as date, time, and intended use to ensure proper scheduling and coordination. Requests are reviewed based on availability and library policies, with priority given during certain periods like classes and exams.

This form is used in the promotion process for candidates seeking advancement to Associate University Librarian at Florida Atlantic University. It enables library faculty peers to evaluate the candidate’s performance in areas such as professional activities, scholarship, and service. Reviewers provide structured feedback based on their experience working with the candidate, supporting a fair and comprehensive assessment for inclusion in the promotion portfolio.

This form is used as part of the formal evaluation process for library faculty seeking promotion to the rank of University Librarian at Florida Atlantic University. It facilitates structured peer assessment of a candidate’s professional performance, contributions, and qualifications.

The form allows colleagues to provide evaluative feedback on key areas such as librarianship effectiveness, scholarly and creative activities, service to the university and community, and overall professional growth. Peer reviewers assess the candidate’s achievements against institutional standards and promotion criteria, offering both qualitative comments and, where applicable, ratings.

The purpose of this form is to ensure a fair, comprehensive, and evidence-based review process by incorporating informed perspectives from peers who are familiar with the candidate’s work and impact within the library and academic community.

The Ask SLT page provides a direct way for users to communicate with the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) of FAU Libraries. It allows individuals to submit questions, feedback, or concerns related to library services, policies, or initiatives. Responses are reviewed by leadership to ensure transparency, address user needs, and support continuous improvement across library operations and services.

This service allows faculty and students to request textbooks to be included in the library’s course reserves collection, making them accessible for short-term use. It collects course and textbook details to support acquisition or placement on reserve. The program helps reduce student costs and ensures required materials are available for academic use during the semester.

The CSUL Contact Us form is designed to facilitate communication between users and the Council of State University Libraries (CSUL) or associated FAU Libraries services. It allows individuals to submit inquiries, feedback, or requests related to library resources, services, or collaborative initiatives.

The purpose of this form is to ensure accessible, organized, and responsive communication, enabling users to connect with library representatives and receive appropriate guidance or resolution.

The FAU Libraries Device Damage Report Form is an online form used to report any damage to library-owned devices such as laptops, tablets, chargers, or other equipment. It allows users or staff to document issues related to broken, malfunctioning, or improperly handled devices.

The form collects details such as the type of device, the nature of the damage, when and where it occurred, and any additional comments. This information helps library staff assess the condition of the equipment, determine responsibility, and take appropriate actions such as repair, replacement, or follow-up.

Every academic program at FAU relies on the materials and services provided by the Libraries. Items Currently Sought by the FAU Libraries:

• Textbooks published within the last three years for courses that are currently offered at FAU
• Test preparation books published within the last two years (e.g. MCAT, LSAT, GRE)

If you are interested in donating the gift of a potential collection item(s) to the FAU Libraries, please fill out this form.