Training
Managing Disaster Response and Recovery in Cultural Collections
Wed, May 28
Hobart - University of Tasmania
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 9
Victoria University of Wellington
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Wed, Jun 11
UTS: University of Technology Sydney
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Fri, Jun 13
Australian National University - Canberra
Cataloguing Serials: Print And Electronic
Thu, Jun 19
Melbourne-Saxons Training Facilities
Introduction to Records and IM: Principles and Practice for Contemporary Business
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Leading in Libraries: A Leadership Program for Libraries and Information Services
Jun 19,20,
Sydney - Saxons Training Facilities
Manipulating Use Data: Pivot Tables and XML
Mon, Jun 23
Queensland University of Technology (KG)
Train the Trainer for Information Professionals
Jul 7,8
Auckland - PricewaterhouseCoopers
Governance
CAVAL is structured as a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee and owned by 12 Australian Universities. Its constitution specifies a range of purposes to assist libraries and educational purposes. CAVAL is governed by a Board of Directors under the terms of the Corporations Act.
In October 2005, the Member institutions agreed to change the size of the Board from 15 directors to 9 directors. Five of these directors are directly elected from the member institutions while the remaining directors are appointed for their relevant skills which are considered desirable to have on the Board. Each of the directors normally holds office for a period of three years.
The CEO is company secretary. The CAVAL Board has Standing Committees to assist it in its deliberations:
- Finance and Audit Committee
- Products and Services Committee
It establishes a number of other specialist committees, from time to time. At this time, a CARM2 Committee has been establish to explore the extension of the CARM Centre.