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Advisory Groups

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WashU Libraries Advisory Groups work with the WashU Libraries Leadership to offer their insights and support.

Advisory Groups within the Libraries are made up of members from within the WashU communities, local business professionals, educators, cultural leaders, and librarians from peer institutions. These groups aim to support the Libraries in their mission to facilitate the discovery, creation, utilization, preservation, and dissemination of ideas. 

See the following pages for more information on the WashU Libraries Advisory Groups.

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Faculty Libraries Council

The Faculty Libraries Council serves as an advocate to WashU leadership for the Libraries and their priorities.

Learn more about the Faculty Libraries Council

National Council

The WashU Libraries’ National Council is an advisory board whose members discuss and help support library initiatives and projects.

Learn more about the National Council
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Student Advisory Group

The Libraries Student Advisory Group (LSAG) gives students an active voice at the WashU Libraries.

Learn more about the Libraries Student Advisory Group