Arianne Avery

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Library Operations Manager, Resource Sharing at The University of New Mexico | Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

About Arianne Avery

Arianne Avery currently serves as the Library Operations Manager for Resource Sharing at The University of New Mexico, where she oversees all facets of interlibrary loan (ILL) services and resource sharing initiatives. In this leadership role, Arianne is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the ILL department, ensuring seamless access to library materials for university patrons and partner institutions. Her expertise spans a broad spectrum of resource sharing technologies, including OCLC’s WorldShare ILL, ILLiad, Odyssey, Rapid ILL, and Article Exchange, enabling her to optimize workflows and enhance service delivery. Arianne’s strategic focus on integrating innovative systems and workflows has significantly improved turnaround times and resource availability, supporting the university’s mission to provide comprehensive access to scholarly materials.

Throughout her tenure, she has led key projects such as implementing new ILL management systems, streamlining document delivery processes, and expanding scanning services to meet evolving user needs. Her leadership extends to supervising a dedicated team of four full-time employees, fostering a collaborative environment that emphasizes professional development, customer service excellence, and effective communication. With her strong analytical skills and deep understanding of resource sharing platforms like IDS Logic and RapidILL, Arianne continuously seeks opportunities to leverage technology for operational efficiencies. Her commitment to staying current with industry trends and best practices ensures that The University of New Mexico remains at the forefront of library resource sharing services, ultimately enhancing access to information and supporting the academic community’s research and learning objectives.

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