IATUL currently has more than 260 members from more than 70 different countries worldwide. Each member brings in new perspectives and multifaceted experiences and specialized knowledge, and thus is an enrichment for the IATUL community.
Warm welcome to new IATUL members!
July 2019
American University of Sharjah, Library
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Ms Kara Jones
Royal Commission Yanbu Colleges & Institutes (RCYCI)
Yanbu Al Sinaiyah, Saudi Arabia
Mr Amani AL-Harbi
Université André E. Laroche
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Mr J. Frantz Laroche
June 2019
Brigham Young University, Harold B. Lee Library
Provo, United States
Ms Jennifer Paustenbaugh
Canterbury Christ Church University, Library
Canterbury, United Kingdom
Mr Pete Ryan
Florida International University, Libraries
Miami, United States
Dr. Anne Prestamo
“With our local focus and global reach, we are the forum for the free exchange of ideas and the platform for knowledge creation and transference. Further “Global Learning for Global Citizenship” is a University priority to provide every FIU undergraduate with curricular and co-curricular opportunities to achieve the knowledge, skills and attitudes of global citizenship through global learning. We see membership in IATUL as an opportunity to establish relationships with libraries and librarians from around the world, to enhance information exchange among colleagues.”
The University of Goroka Steven Eka, Library
Goroka, Papua New Guinea
Mr Samuel Kauga
University of Education, Winneba Library
Winneba, Ghana
Mr Viscount Buernortey Buer
May 2019
Monash University, Library
Clayton, Australia
Mr Bob Gerrity
SOAS University of London, Library
London, United Kingdom
Mr Oliver Urquart Irvine
University of Bath, Library
Bath, United Kingdom
Ms Kate Robinson
University of Pittsburgh, University Library
Pittsburgh, United States
Dr. Kornelia Tancheva
“The University of Pittsburgh Library System is delighted to have joined IATUL. We are looking forward to working with our colleagues from around the world to further international collaborations that benefit library users across the globe and enrich the library profession.”
