Council of New Zealand University Librarians (CONZUL)
The Council of New Zealand University Librarians (CONZUL) provides a national perspective and leadership on matters related to libraries and their support for research and scholarship in New Zealand universities. CONZUL’s purpose is to act collectively to enhance the value and capacity of New Zealand university libraries. CONZUL carries out programmes that facilitate the sharing of knowledge and resources, including cooperative purchasing activities and support for open access to research information and educational resources.
CONZUL members have a collective commitment to Te Titiri o Waitangi through partnership with tangata whenua, to support Māori education and research.
Open Access
The following documents on Open Access have been produced for or by CONZUL:
- Open Access in New Zealand universities: an environmental scan [August 2019] [pdf]
- NZ Open Access: What do we know? [Infographic 2017 data] [pdf]
- NZ Open Access: What do we know? [Infographic, as at June 2020] [pdf]
- CONZUL Statement on Open Scholarship [2019] [pdf]
- State of Open Access in New Zealand [June 2020] [pdf]
Key UNZ contact
Committee members:
- Anne Scott (Chair), University of Canterbury
- Sue Roberts, University of Auckland
- Kim Tairi, AUT
- Ross Hallett, University of Waikato
- Janet Fletcher, Victoria University of Wellington
- Linda Palmer, Massey University
- Cate Bardwell, University of Otago (Acting UL)
- Roger Dawson, Lincoln University (Acting)