Structura

Biblioteca/Library » Structura

SEDIU CENTRAL:
Oradea, str. Universității nr. 1, e-mail: biblioteca@uoradea.ro

ŞEF SERVICIU BIBLIOTECĂ

Florica UJOC – tel. 0259/408617 sau int. 9617 – e-mail: fujoc@uoradea.ro

BIROU ACHIZIŢIE – PRELUCRARE

Şef birou - Daniela BAR – tel. 0259/408619 sau int. 9619 – e-mail: dbar@uoradea.ro
Birou 1 – tel. 0259/408620 sau int. 9620
Birou 2 – tel. 0259/408621 sau int. 9621

BIROU COMUNICAREA COLECŢIILOR

Şef birou - Emilia POP – tel. 0259/408618 sau int. 9618 – e-mail: epop@uoradea.ro
Recepție parter – tel. 0259/408610 sau int. 9610
Custode etaj 1 carte – tel. 0259/408611 sau int. 9611
Custode etaj 2 carte – tel. 0259/408612 sau int. 9612
Custode etaj 3 carte – tel. 0259/408613 sau int. 9613
Custode etaj 4 carte – tel. 0259/408614 sau int. 9614

BIROU E-BIBLIOTECĂ ȘI ACCES RESURSE ONLINE

Şef birou - Titus Bădic – tel. 0259/408622 sau int. 9622 – e-mail: titus.badic@uoradea.ro

E-mail informații accesare publicații online - info.resurseonline at uoradea.ro

Telefon servicii utilizatori bibliotecă - tel. 0259/408610 sau int. 9610

Împrumut interbibliotecar - tel. 0259/408620 sau int. 9620 - e-mail: biblioteca@uoradea.ro
Administrator resurse informatice - Cristian KATONA – tel. 0259/408616 sau int. 9616
e-mail: ckatona@uoradea.ro
Administrator resurse materiale - Cornel MAN – tel. 0259/408621 sau int. 9621

FILIALE:

BIBLIOTECA FACULTĂŢII DE CONSTRUCŢII, CADASTRU ŞI ARHITECTURĂ
BIBLIOTECA FACULTĂŢII DE PROTECŢIA MEDIULUI

CONSILIUL ŞTIINŢIFIC AL BIBLIOTECII UNIVERSITĂŢII DIN ORADEA cu rol consultativ în dezvoltarea colecţiilor, în domeniul cercetării ştiinţifice şi al activităţilor culturale:

conf.univ.dr.habil. SORIN BORZA – prorector responsabil cu vizibilitatea şi relaţiile internaţionale;
conf.univ.dr. VASILE-AUREL CĂUȘ – preşedinte al Senatului universitar;
conf.univ.dr. CARMEN POPA – Facultatea de Ştiinţe Socio-Umane;
FLORICA UJOC – şef Serviciu Bibliotecă;
DANIELA BAR – şef Birou Achiziţie-Prelucrare;
EMILIA POP – şef Birou Comunicarea Colecţiilor.

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