Robert Maxwell writes that after graduating from UofT he became the  Classics Librarian (among many other hats) here at Brigham Young University's Harold  B. Lee Library. There he just completed the 2011 Summer  Institute of the American Society of Papyrologists (see  http://www.papyrology.org/index.php/news/4-announcement/26-summer and  http://www.papyrology.org/images/pdf/FlyerPapyrologicalSummerInstitute.pdf).  

"It was quite a treat to hold this six week institute here and get to meet a number of established papyrologists as well as students. It  also gave the Library a good chance to assess and improve its  papyrology holdings, which I personally enjoyed very much. The  Library was very helpful with extra funding and moral support, and  the seminar itself was held in the Library building. I was  particularly interested in this collection development project  because I used many of these same resources I was purchasing for the  BYU Library when I was a student at UT doing my dissertation, which  focused on papyri and inscriptions. The UT Libraries naturally had  nearly everything I needed, and now BYU's Library has a pretty  creditable collection in this area as well."