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Technical
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Access and Extension Services | Arvhives,
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As
an academic office, the Library is in the first instance governed
by the Library Board whose chair is the Pro-Vice Chancellor. Secondly,
it reports to the senate whose chair is the Vice Chancellor.
As
mentioned, the Library operates through three intertwined divisions:
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| Technical
Services Division |
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This
division is in charge of profuse behind-the scenes chores comprising
acquisitions, cataloguing, classification,
indexing, systems and serials management.
The
Technical Services (TS) division also acts as the Lesotho clearing
agent for International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN). This
national responsibility has been entrusted upon the NUL Library
since 1987.
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| Client
Access and Extension Services |
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division is responsible for face-to-face support to users. Desks
under this division are Access plus circulation, Online
Public Access Catalogue (OPAC), Internet provision,
Interlibrary loan facilities, branch/site libraries
and all matters responsible for distance learning mode.
Under
the umbrella of CAES, subject specialists converge to offer the
Information Literacy Programme orientation course to
new clients.
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| Archives,
Records Management, Museum and Documentation Division |
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the ambit of AREMDOD, is the duty of the Library to vigorously
pursue the often, hard-to-find grey/development information and
several memorabilia on Lesotho and documents from the
various UN agencies. The World Bank supported Lesotho Development
Information (DIC) facility is also part of this division. |
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