Library of the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (PSBIB)As of September 27 2021, the Faculty library will open its doors in a new premises in campus Technicum..https://www.ugent.be/ps/en/faculty/librarieshttps://www.ugent.be/++resource++plone-logo.svg
Library of the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences (PSBIB)
NOTE: In absence of library staff, borrowing and returning books is possible via the delivery box left under the information desk (procedure available on desk).
During exams it is not possible to book any of the group rooms. They are available for study. Should you, by exception, need a room (for a meeting), please send your request psbib@ugent.be.
We are looking for... a new name!
It's been in the air for a while, but in 2027, three libraries want to join forces to build a new knowledge and learning centre:
-the Faculty Library of Arts and Philosophy (Rozier),
-the Faculty Library of Political and Social Sciences (Technicum T2),
-the Department Library of Architecture and Urban Planning (Jozef Plateaustraat).
Of course, a new knowledge and learning centre deserves a new name. And who better to come up with an excellent name than the students and staff who will actually use it?
That's why we're calling on your creativity. Come up with an original, recognizable name and send your suggestion with a short explanation before December 15 via this link.
A jury will select a shortlist with five names. The creators of these five names will receive a book voucher. The shortlist will then be presented to the interfaculty steering group of the integration project. The chosen name will be announced in a festive way on Thursday, February 4th!
Are you going for an abbreviation? An acronym? Or a reference to an inspiring person? Something solid and classic? Or rather trendy and modern? A bit of Latin? Or maybe just English? We're curious!
What are we looking for? We want a name that:
• also appeals to international students and staff;
• fits a knowledge and learning center for the humanities, social sciences, and architecture and/or gives a nod to the location;
• is recognizable and easy to pronounce;
• stands out from the names of other academic libraries in Flanders;
• and most importantly: sounds good and sticks in people's minds.