Abstract
This paper describes Brooklyn College's reorganization in 1994 that merged academic computing and the library under a single manager (the library director), in a single location (the library). In this highly collaborative model, most professional staff work in both programs; a faculty advisory committee gives direction and guidance; faculty fellows receive released time to work in the academic computing program; and administrative computing staff provide significant technical support. A new library building housing the library, academic computing, and administrative computing will function as the college's information and technological hub.