SDL Advisory Committee

SDL Advisory Committee Members

Angela Bolam
Program Manager, Washington Learning Source
Puget Sound ESD
800 Oakesdale Ave SW
Renton, WA 98057
425.917.7901
abolam@psesd.org
http://www.psesd.org/
http://www.walearningsource.org/

Kate Burton, NBCT
Teacher-Librarian
Fort Vancouver High School
5700 E. 18th Street
Vancouver, WA
360-313-4043
kate.burton@vansd.org

Frances Chu, MLIS, MSN
Adjunct Medical Librarian
Gonzaga University
Foley Center Library
502 E. Boone Ave.
Spokane, WA 99258
chuf@gonzaga.edu
www.gonzaga.edu/academics/libraries/foley-library

Trish Henry

Mead District Librarian
509-710-7195
trish.henry@mead354.org
Library Media Center

Carleigh E. Hill
Services Manager
WA CTC Library Consortium
509-795-0140
CarleighH@bigbend.edu

Kim Storbeck
Collection Development Librarian – Electronic Resources
Timberland Regional Library
415 Tumwater Blvd SW
Tumwater. WA 98501
360-704-4558
kstorbeck@trl.org
www.trl.org

Michael R. Wood, MLIS
Faculty Librarian, Bates Technical College
1101 S Yakima Ave, Tacoma
Tacoma 98405-4895
253-680-7301
mwood@batestech.edu
www.batestech.edu/Library

Will Stuivenga, Project Manager
Washington State Library
PO Box 42460
Olympia, WA 98504-2460
360.704.5217
Toll free: 866.538-4996
will.stuivenga@sos.wa.gov
sos.wa.gov/q/SDL

Advisory Committee Responsibilities

The Statewide Database Licensing Advisory Committee includes representatives from all types of Washington libraries. Their responsibilities include the following:

1. Contribute new ideas and vision for the future of cooperative licensing activities;
2. Evaluate the project mission statement;
3. Represent the wishes and opinions of the Washington library community
4. Make recommendations about which databases to license when central funding is involved, about cost allocation formulas, license terms and conditions, and other such matters related to cooperative licensing;
5. Assist with the formal procurement process, reviewing and scoring vendor proposals, and making recommendations on awarding and negotiating contracts;
6. Assist staff with communications, public relations, and all publicity efforts to help promote this project;
7. Identify groups with which to collaborate, and coordinate the establishment of relationships with them;
8. Be aware of, and support, other ad hoc cooperative licensing efforts that may arise from special communities of interest;
9. Represent the Statewide Database Licensing (SDL) Project to other organizations;
10. Establish subcommittees or new committees and terms of service, recruit members, and provide liaisons to those committees.

Last updated 1/9/2022