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Listservs

Listing of library listservs

Guidelines for Emory Libraries Listservs

The listservs below are not moderated and should only be used for business purposes. You will receive a message that requires you to confirm your send by responding “OK.” Your message will not be sent until this confirmation step happens.

Please note that when you reply all to a listserv, hundreds of people in the list see your response and those responses fill up inboxes. In some cases, it may be more appropriate to write a note of congratulations, for example, directly to the person or team being recognized.

Please read the listserv descriptions carefully so you send to the appropriate one.

  • LIBWLBLDG@LISTSERV.CC.EMORY.EDU should be used for Woodruff Library building information only. It includes current staff located in the Woodruff Library, including ECDS, CFDE, and CAIL. Examples of content include renovations, outages, schedule changes, security concerns, etc., of interest to only those located in the Woodruff Library.  

  • LIBSTAFF@LISTSERV.CC.EMORY.EDU should be used for communication with current employees who are a part of Emory Libraries and have a reporting relationship with the associate vice provost and university librarian, as well as those library units that report into the vice provost for libraries and museum. This includes Woodruff, Business, Health, Oxford, and Rose libraries, as well as ECDS. Content distributed on this list should be limited to information relevant only to these library employees.  

  • LIBMUSEALL@LISTSERV.CC.EMORY.EDU should be used for all Emory Libraries, Carlos Museum, and ECDS. This list includes staff from all libraries across Emory campuses: Woodruff, Business, Health, Oxford, Rose, Pitts Theology, and Law. Content should be limited to information related to staff transitions, systems, training, services, programs, exhibitions, operational information, etc. of interest to all library and museum staff. 

Other options:
 
For general information and other types of sharing, Slack is available for your use. Slack is a tool that allows remote teams to communicate more effectively. You can sign up for the libraries’ Slack workspace using your Emory email address.  Information on using Slack can be found on the Remote Working Guidelines page on Libnet.