The Collections Conservation Unit (CCU) is responsible for assessing
and treating general collections materials held by the University of Notre
Dame Libraries. General collections include all circulating and reference
collections. The Unit is housed in the Reyniers Building and is supported
by a conservator (Liz Dube), two collections
conservation technicians (Margaret Ankrom
and Marsha Meuleman), and student
assistants.
Unit staff provide both preventative and remedial physical treatment of
the collections to ensure the usability of items in their original format
for as long as possible. Treatment techniques are standardized and work
is batched to achieve the goals of an efficiently produced, asthetically
pleasing, and conservationally and structurally sound product. Physical
treatment incorporates a wide variety of techniques, including pamphlet
binding, paper mending, hinging in loose pages, reattaching covers, rebinding,
and constructing protective enclosures.
All libraries:
Architecture | Art
Image | Business Information Center
| Chemistry & Physics
| Engineering | Hesburgh
(Main)
Kellogg/Kroc Information Center |
Life Sciences | Mathematics
| Rare
Books & Special Collections | Radiation
Lab | Kresge Law