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Measuring Progress

Services provision, collections management and study space design are all library activities that are data-informed. The library employs a variety of assessment methods, qualitative and quantitative, using metrics to make modifications to resources or services to ensure that they are continuously responsive to evolving community needs and strategic imperatives.

The 2023 library assessment mapping project will be communicated to stakeholders across Sheridan to ensure transparency of data collection and to encourage feedback on library activities.

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Goal 3: Good Health & Wellbeing

Target 3.4: promote mental health and well-being

Key Indicator Data/Outcome

1. Promote access to wellness resources in online library research guides

261 page views of Wellness guide

930 page views of Mental Wellbeing guide

280 page views of Working From Home guide

846 page views of Indigenous Studies, Health & Wellness guide

50 page views of the support page on the Pride guide

Collaboration with faculty and SSU on events such as Art Hive (see story on p. 8)

235 participants of Zine Zone organized during the SDG week, a festival where students create and sell zines

3. Employ a wellness focus in design of Library Learning Commons spaces

In 2022, the library added additional comfort seating pod chairs (17 in total across campuses), additional plants and lamps to help alleviate seasonal affective disorder (6 in total across campuses)

4. Provide resources that allow for parents to study in library learning commons spaces

Each campus library offers activity kits to occupy children while their parents study on campus Kits are intended to alleviate caregivers stress.

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