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ISEAS
Library is organized functionally, and authority is delegated
to professional staff designated accordingly. However,
because of the small size of the library staff,
everyone assumes multiple responsibilities and participates in collection development.
The ten support staff have extensive experience. They provide
critical support in all areas of the Library's operations
and services and are involved in housekeeping
and technical support such as operating the Preservation Control
System.
PROFESSIONAL
STAFF
Head,
ISEAS Library
Ch’ng Kim See (Miss). B.A.(Hons)
(Malaya); Post Grad. Dipl. Lib. (NSW); M.Sc. (Sheffield);
A.L.A.A (Australia)
Miss Ch’ng also co-ordinates
activities in collection development, acquisitions, systems
development, and reference and information services.
Head,
Technical Services
Zaleha Tamby (Ms). B.Econs. (Malaya);
A.L.A. (UK)
Ms Zaleha manages the Serials, Gifts & Exchange and oversees the acquisition of books and other resources for the
Library. She assists the Head, Library in related financial matters.
Head, Collection Development
Ho Swee Ann (Ms). BA Hons. (UKM), MSc
in Information Studies (NTU, Singapore)
Ms Swee Ann
manages the Serials, Gifts & Exchange and oversees
the acquisition of books and other resources for the Library.
She assists the Head, Library in related financial matters.
Head,
Special Projects
Susan Low (Ms). B.App.Sc. (Information
& Library Studies) (Curtin); M.A. (Southeast Asian Studies)
(NUS)
Ms Low coordinates and
participate in the SEABase indexing database project.
She is also reponsible for the Private Papers Collection
including their usage and coordinates Training Programmes.
Head, Systems Development,
Reference and
Circulation Services
D. Gandhimathy (Ms). B.Sc. (Hons)
(Madurai); Cert. Lib. Sc. (Madurai); B.L.I.Sc. (Madurai);
M.L.I.Sc.(Madurai).
Ms Gandhimathy is responsible
for the reference and information services, newspaper clippings
and the biography files and database. She is in charge of systems development and coordinates circulation activities. She
also manages the Southeast Asian Cultural
Collection (SEACC).
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