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IT, R&D Meet E-Library

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University Plans for Campus Expansion: Olivet University is in the process of choosing firms to develop a master plan for campus expansion. Together with a team of top administrators at the University, Chief Operating Officer Walker Tzeng is identifying which firms will help Olivet University realize its goals for the short and long term development of its campus.

IT, R&D Meet E-Library: An academic library is not an end in itself: it supports the mission of the institution. Olivet library and information technology personnel have partnered to ensure that the school's library will develop

A New Season for Library Development at Olivet University: It's May, and Olivet University is buzzing about library development. Key administrators believe Olivet's working plan for augmenting and distributing the library's current resources across academic programs and language groups heralds a season of change.