Electronic Resources Expenditures as a Percent of Total Materials Expenditures

Keywords: Expenditures for Bibliographic Utilities, Networks, etc. (External)

Average annual % change 6.3% 7.3% 2.9% 4.4% 4.0% 4.9% 3.2% Operating expenditures, including many automation expenditures, have doubled since 1986, but have remained at relatively stable levels of investment. The total salary expenditures median has increased only slightly over the past four years (average rate of 4%). Monograph expenditures continue to increase, but in 2007-2008 have increased at a lower rate than the consumer price index (CPI). The annual consumer price index, included in Graph 4, provides a comparative reference for the increases in library expenditures. 

ReseaRCh LibRaRy tRends

ARL Statistics 2007Statistics -2008 is the latest in a series of annual publications that describe collections, staffing, expenditures, and service activities for the 123 members of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL). Of these, 113 are university libraries; the remaining 10 are public, governmental, and nonprofit research libraries. ARL member libraries are the largest research libraries in North America, representing 16 Canadian and 107 US research institutions. The academic libraries, which comprise about 92% of the membership, include 14 Canadian and 99 US libraries. 
Statistics have been collected and published annually for the members of the Association of Research Libraries since [1961][1962], and the data are available through an interactive Web interface. Prior to 1961Prior to -1962, annual statistics for university libraries were collected by James Gerould, first at the University of Minnesota and later at Princeton University. 1 These data, covering the years 1907-1908 through 1961-1962, are now called the Gerould statistics. 2 The whole data series from 1908, which is available on the ARL server, 3 represents the oldest and most comprehensive continuing library statistical series in North America. 
ARL libraries are a relatively small subset of libraries in North America, but they do account for a large portion of academic library resources in terms of assets, budgets, and the number of users they serve. The total library expenditures of all 123 member libraries in 2007-2008 was more than $4 billion; from that, roughly $3 billion was spent by the 113 university libraries and more than $1 billion by the nonuniversity libraries. The pie charts below show how the two types of libraries divide these expenditures differently. 

University Libraries 2007-2008

Nonuniversity Libraries 2007-2008 
1 Kendon L. Stubbs and Robert E. Molyneux, Research Library Statistics 1907-08 through 1987-88 (Washington, DC: ARL, 1990). 
2 Robert E. Molyneux, The Gerould Statistics 1907/08 -1961/62. (Washington, DC: ARL, 1986) 

Change in Counting seRiaLs

For the second year in a row the definition of counting serials in the ARL Statistics is now counting serial titles. As a result the trend line of publishing serial cost per subscription is being discontinued and eventually a new one will emerge as we collect annual data on serial titles. This change, though simple at first glance, is very important as it makes the concept of serials more meaningful in the electronic environment. 
What prompted this change? In earlier years the instructions for reporting serials were that libraries report the "total number of subscriptions, not titles, but electronic serials acquired as part of an aggregated package (such as MUSE or Academic's IDEAL) were to be counted by title." Directors and other staff have expressed concern that the serials count was problematic since many libraries engage in multiple consortia arrangements and the serials count was inflated by duplicate titles held in multiple packages. The Statistics and Assessment Committee determined that a new way of counting serials focusing on titles would provide better descriptive data reflecting the true scope of the content provided by research libraries. A pilot at various ARL libraries demonstrated the feasibility of the new method. 
In the electronic environment once you own or lease a title, it is often accessible by all users so a more authentic descriptive statistic for the scope of the content is titles rather than subscriptions. A unique title count favors broader coverage. Any duplication of those titles through packages, aggregations, bundles, etc., becomes more a management issue. The new definition asks that titles be reported as electronic if available both in print and electronic formats and they be reported as purchased if available both through purchased and non-purchased arrangements. So, if a title appears in both print and electronic form and a library has acquired it through several different providers, it would be counted as one title. Training events were delivered last fall to ensure that there is a well-grounded, shared understanding of the new definitions. 
The outcome has been successful as we have more libraries reporting serials titles than they ever managed to report serial subscriptions indicating that the new definition is moving us into the right direction of having data that are both collectable and useful. However, we had to delete all earlier trend lines that were based on serial subscriptions. A variety of resources have been developed for libraries to consult as they implemented the change and they are available through http://www.arl.org/stats/annualsurveys/arlstats/07statmail.shtml. 
This year, 2007-2008, we changed the categories of serials reported under "serials titles currently received but not purchased." The subcategories are now: (a) consortial, (b) freely accessible, (c) print (and other formats) -exchanges, gifts, etc., and (d) government documents. These categories are more meaningful in the context of "serials titles received" as they emphasize major components of that concept. Table 6 contains data on several items which previously had been collected only in the ARL Supplementary Statistics. These data are especially useful because they reflect monies spent on all electronic serials, while the ARL Statistics categories of "serials purchased" and "serials expenditures" include only those journals that provide full-text electronic versions to their subscribers. The Expenditures for Electronic Serials time series may be viewed as an alternative to the Serials Purchased series, both figures reflecting in their own way the influence the electronic serial is gaining in the modern research library. 
Not only have electronic materials expenditures grown sharply in the past decade, they have grown at a rate far exceeding that of library materials expenditures overall. As shown in Graph 6, in every year of the last decade electronic materials expenditures have grown sharply, anywhere between two and ten times faster than other materials expenditures have. 
The average ARL university library now spends 51% of its materials budget on electronic resources (Tables 7A and7B) and 68 ARL libraries report that they spent more than 50% of their materials budget on electronic resources (see Rank Order Table 20). The site offers maps and graphics depicting library trends. The interactive pages also include options for regional aggregates, customized samples of observations, simple rank order tabulations of data, and the ability to create ratios of any two variables. These and other capabilities are located at http://fisher.lib.virginia.edu/arl/. 
The 4,383,118 3,945,402 300,473 8,628,993 934,680 21,317,718 WESTERN ONTARIO 14,155,552 6,544,134 2,759,744 23,459,430 8,260,282 42,879,223 WISCONSIN 20,166,081 14,403,246 1,211,749 35,781,076 11,815,578 81,457,470 YALE 5,774,020 5,093,102 1,065,130 11,932,252 3,779,397 26,661,107 YORK 11,752,721 11,996,048 583,986 24,332,755 12,724,880 43,162 Although the form allows for data to be entered from both main and branch campuses, an effort should be made to report figures for the main campus only. (The US National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) defines a branch institution as "a campus or site of an educational institution that is not temporary, is located in a community beyond a reasonable commuting distance from its parent institution, and offers organized programs of study, not just courses.") If figures for libraries located at branch campuses are reported, please specify which branch libraries are included and which ones are excluded in the notes below. 
A branch library is defined as an auxiliary library service outlet with quarters separate from the central library of an institution, which has a basic collection of books and other materials, a regular staffing level, and an established schedule. 
A branch library is administered either by the central library or (as in the case of some law and medical libraries) through the administrative structure of other units within the university. Departmental study/reading rooms are not included. 
The questionnaire assumes a fiscal year ending June 30, 2008. If your fiscal year is different, please indicate this in the notes below by adjusting the reporting period. 
Footnotes. Explanatory footnotes will be included with the published statistics. Provide any notes you may have in the footnotes area at the end of the survey. Reporting libraries are urged to record there any information that would clarify the figures submitted in that line, e.g., the inclusion and exclusion of branch campus libraries. Please make an effort to word your footnotes in a manner consistent with notes appearing in the published report, so that the ARL Office can interpret your footnotes correctly. Report the total number of unique serial titles, NOT SUBSCRIPTIONS, that you currently acquire and to which you provide access. Do not include duplicate counts of serial titles. Report each title once, regardless of how many subscriptions or means of access you provide for that title. Exclude unnumbered monographic and publishers' series. Electronic serials acquired as part of a bundle or an aggregated package should be counted at the title level, even if they are not cataloged, as long as the title is made accessible directly by the library (e.g., through a finding aid). If access is provided only through the overall platform or aggregator, do not report the individual titles but count the package as a single title. 
Question 4a. Serial titles currently purchased. In the case of consortial agreements, count under 'serial titles currently purchased' those titles for which the library pays any amount from its budgeted expenditures. Include all titles that are part of bundles or aggregated packages, even if your library makes a partial payment for access to those titles. If a purchased title includes electronic access to the title, count that title ONLY ONCE (DEDUPED) as electronic only. If a database includes full-text and abstracted titles, the number of full-text titles can be counted. Expenditures reported here may be derived from any of the following categories: Monographs (Q15a), Other Library Materials (Q15c), Miscellaneous (Q15d), or Other Operating Expenditures (Q19). 
Question 22. Ongoing electronic resource purchases. Report subscription expenditures (or those which are expected to be ongoing commitments) for serial publications whose primary format is electronic and for online searches of remote databases such as OCLC FirstSearch, DIALOG, Lexis-Nexis, etc. Examples include paid subscriptions for electronic journals and indexes/abstracts available via the Internet, CD-ROM serials, and annual access fees for resources purchased on a "one-time" basis, such as literature collections, JSTOR membership, etc. Not all items whose expenditures are counted here will be included in Serial titles currently received (Question 4) or Serials Expenditures (Question 15b). 
Q23. Bibliographic Utilities, Networks, and Consortia. Because it is increasingly common for ARL Libraries to enter into consortial arrangements to purchase access to electronic resources, both "Library" and "External" expenditure blanks and instructions are provided. Please use a footnote to describe expenditures that you believe are not covered by the question, or situations that do not seem to fit the instructions. 
Q23a. From internal library sources. Report expenditures paid by the Library for services provided by national, regional, and local bibliographic utilities, networks, and consortia, such as OCLC and RLG, unless for user database access and subscriptions, which should be reported in Questions 21 or 22. Include only expenditures that are part of Other Operating Expenditures (Q19). 
Q23b. From external sources. If your library receives access to computer files, electronic serials or search services through one or more centrally-funded system or consortial arrangements for which it does not pay fully and/or directly (for example, funding is provided by the state on behalf of all members), enter the amount paid by external bodies on its behalf. If the specific dollar amount is not known, but the total student FTE for the consortium and amount spent for the academic members are known, divide the overall amount spent by your institution's share of the total student FTE. 
Q24. Computer hardware and software. Report expenditures from the library budget for computer hardware and software used to support library operations, whether purchased or leased, mainframe or microcomputer, and whether for staff or public use. Include expenditures for: maintenance; equipment used to run information service products when those expenditures can be separated from the price of the product; telecommunications infrastructure costs, such as wiring, hubs, routers, etc. Include only expenditures that are part of Other Operating Expenditures (Q19). When a staff member uses information gained from previous use of information sources to answer a question, the transaction is reported as a reference transaction even if the source is not consulted again. 

Q25. Document

If a contact includes both reference and directional services, it should be reported as one reference transaction. Include virtual reference transactions (e.g., e-mail, WWW form, chat). Duration should not be an element in determining whether a transaction is a reference transaction. Sampling based on a typical week may be used to extrapolate TO A FULL YEAR for Question 31. Please indicate if the figure is based on sampling. 
EXCLUDE SIMPLE DIRECTIONAL QUESTIONS. A directional transaction is an information contact that facilitates the logistical use of the library and that does not involve the knowledge, use, recommendations, interpretation, or instruction in the use of any information sources other than those that describe the library, such as schedules, floor plans, and handbooks. 
Questions 32-33. Circulation. For Question 32, count the number of initial circulations during the fiscal year from the general collection for use usually (although not always) outside the library. Do not count renewals. Include circulations to and from remote storage facilities for library users (i.e., do not include transactions reflecting transfers or stages of technical processing). Count the total number of items lent, not the number of borrowers. 
For Question 33, report total circulation for the fiscal year including initial transactions reported on line 32 and renewal transactions. Exclude reserve circulations; these are no longer reported. Full-time counts generally exclude faculty who are employed to teach fewer than two semesters, three quarters, two trimesters, or two four-month sessions; replacements for faculty on sabbatical leave or leave without pay; faculty for preclinical and clinical medicine; faculty who are donating their services; faculty who are members of military organizations and paid on a different pay scale from civilian employees; academic officers, whose primary duties are administrative; and graduate students who assist in the instruction of courses. Please be sure the number reported, and the basis for counting, are consistent with those for 2006-2007 (unless in previous years faculty were counted who should have been excluded according to the above definition). Please footnote any discrepancies. 
Questions 39-42. Enrollment. US libraries should use the Fall 2007 enrollment figures reported to the Department of Education on the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System survey. Please check these figures against the enrollment figures reported to ARL last year to ensure consistency and accuracy. Note: In the past, the number of part-time students reported was FTE; the number now reported to IPEDS is a head count of part-time students. Canadian libraries should note that the category "graduate students" as reported here includes all post-baccalaureate students. 

FOOTNOTES

Please consult the data entry Web interface (www.arlstatistics.org) for a copy of last year's footnotes. These can be found under "Data Repository" after you login into www.arlstatistics.org. Explanatory footnotes will be included with the published statistics. Reporting libraries are urged to record in the footnote section any information that would clarify the figures submitted, e.g., the inclusion and exclusion of branch campus libraries (see the "General Instructions" for definition of branch campus libraries). Please make an effort to word your footnotes in a manner consistent with notes appearing in the published report, so that the ARL Office can interpret your footnotes correctly. 
Submit the completed questionnaire by January 30, 2009. 
For assistance, please e-mail Martha Kyrillidou (martha@arl.org) or Les Bland (les@arl.org) Tel. ( 202 for a copy of last year's footnotes. These can be found under "Historical Data" by clicking a survey's arrow icon under the "View Summary" column and then selecting the "Footnotes" tab. Please make an effort to word your footnotes in a manner consistent with notes appearing in the published report, so that the ARL Office can interpret your footnotes correctly. 
Submit the completed questionnaire by January 30, 2009. 
For assistance, please e-mail Martha Kyrillidou (martha@arl.org) or Les Bland (les@arl.org) Tel. ( 202) 296-2296. Includes bibliographic utilities, memberships (except CRL), and literature searching. 

ALBERTA

All figures are as of 03/31/2008. 
Library branches included: Health Sciences Library and the Law Library are included. 

BROWN

Library branches included: Rockefeller Library, Sciences Library, John Hay Library, Orwig Music Library, Art Slide Library, Library Collections Annex, John Carter Brown Library. 
Medical library statistics cannot be disaggregated from the main because the medical collection is an integral part of the Sciences Library. 

3

We used a combination of both physical and bibliographic counts to respond to this question. The source of our information for supplying volume counts has historically been a physical count created by aggregating annual incremental reports by library unit managers. However, these last 2 years (2006)(2007)(2008) e-books were added to the question, and we used a bibliographic count for these. 
Counts for e-books acquired through collective purchase are generated by our system-wide cataloging division. Counts for e-books acquired through independent campus-level purchase are derived from our local inventory managed by the Electronic Resources Librarian through an Electronic Resource Finder (ERF). 

4bi-4biv

Our method for generating a total number for serials relies upon a review of our OPAC. We were able to de-duplicate holdings for multiple print titles, and holdings in which we had both an open holding statement for electronic and print. We are unable to distinguish paid for and free active titles with our current method of generating the data so we entered the totals in (4a) and (4b) and left (4b) subtotals UA/NA. [2006][2007]. Because of the process of identifying a process to dedupe and capture data in compliance with the new definition and due to this transition we are publishing the same figure as last year (2006)(2007). 

CALIFORNIA

UCLA has not yet determined accurate counts for subscription titles that are obtained without cost via the internet, since these titles do not have order records in UCLA's bibliographic database. Because there is a significant increase in these titles, UCLA is devoting efforts to capturing this information in a systematic and reliable way for the next annual statistical report. 

38

Number of full-time faculty has increased to 1,948. 

CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE 4a

The rationale for the significant difference in serials statistics for the University of California, Riverside Libraries for 2007-2008 is: a) an increase in serial titles resulting from consortial co-investments; b) an increase in the number of government documents serial titles that have been entered into our cataloging records. 

CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO


CENTER FOR RESEARCH LIBRARIES 17a

The increase in Professional salaries from 2006-2007 to 2007-2008 was mainly due to the addition of a few higher paying jobs, along with internal promotions (from support staff to professional staff). 
26b 
Total FTE was 18.5 but question requires an integer. In order to have a total of 61 FTE this figure was rounded down. 

4

This increase (over 2006-2007) can be attributed to a growth in available free e-journals. This is due to an expansion in the number of available and cataloged free e-journals and the addition of MARC records for USGPO online documents. 
4b 
This increase can be attributed to the addition of MARC records for government documents (almost 11,000) and an addition to the number of freely accessible journals added to our catalogs (about 5,000). 

8-13

Excludes unprocessed and partially processed items. 

4

Notes on the serial counts; the serial count is by title, deduped, in a "cascading hierarchy": (1) Paid (1st electronic, then other format); A large majority of the substantial number of serial titles received via our consortium are paid via an index figure based upon titles owned when the relationship with the publisher began (therefore we considered them all paid). (2) Not purchased (the not purchased titles are not separated by electronic vs. print and other formats, but by source). 
(3) The Not-purchased titles in the Freely-accessible and Government documents categories have very little overlap, because of the strategy used to construct that the serial list, and then were deduped; however, numbers here are only the titles which have not already been included in the Paid category. (4) The Freely-accessible titles include the titles marked as "free" from Serials Solutions, so long as those same titles had not already been recorded in the paid Serials Solutions titles. (5) Some Government document titles are also included in Paid Serials Solutions aggregates, and not-purchased Government document titles could also be included in the free Serials Solutions titles. 

7

Government documents not counted elsewhere are smaller because of retrospective cataloging of documents. 4biii 
Ongoing commitment to convert print subscriptions to online format when feasible. 

16

Less physical materials to bind as a result of an increase in online and digital collections. 17 Slight decrease in FTE being reported for this time period. Fringe benefits are no longer being included in the salary expenditure figures, this accounts for the decrease in expenditure being reported between 2006-2007 and this reporting period (2007-2008). 
17c Slight increase in FTE being reported for this time period. Increase in federal minimum wage scale has had an impact on student payroll. 

19

Increased cost for goods and services for this reporting period (2007)(2008). 

21

Limited purchasing of electronic backfiles for 2007-2008. 

22

Increased emphasis on electronic access to materials. 

24

This figure reflects an increase in funding for equipment. 

25

Increased expenditure in IMF fees as borrowing requests increase. 

30

Library is engaged in an effort to reduce number of participants in each presentation in order to facilitate a more effective learning environment. 

31

The number of users seeking out reference assistance has reduced. The number of library staffed hours at a designated reference service point have been reduced. 

35

Information discovery tools are expanding and improving resulting in our users requesting additional sources, many of which are esoteric in nature, for their research that are not available from the libraries' exisiting collections. Figures demonstrate an increase in applications and enrollment. 

CORNELL


19

Increase due to increased expenditures in this area including a computer hardware "refresh" for all staff members in the main library. 
21 Decrease apparent because there was an increase in funding in this area due to Strategic Initiative Project funding supporting a one time purchase of electronic backfiles of serials. 

22

The main library adopted an e-only exceptions policy for serials. The policy is available here: http://library.duke.edu/about/ collections/eonly.html. This adoption resulted in transferring many serial subscriptions from print to electronic. 

24

Increase due to increased expenditures in this area including a computer hardware "refresh" for all staff members in the main library. 

25

Increase due to increased expenditures in this area. 4ai 
We gather this data from our SFX knowledge base. The increase in numbers purchased is due to a project that added foreign language (primarily Asian) serials. We have subscribed to many of these for several years, but were never available via SFX. 

22

The library has made a concerted effort to add electronic materials in lieu of print expenditures. 

23a

Increased expenditures related to addition of SerialsSolutions and other increased costs. 

24

Increased expenditures are for hardware and software purchases for our Learning Commons--a new service offered by the library. 

31

The library changed the way it counts reference questions. Previously, staff were asked to count all reference transactions for a short period of time (one week) and a formula was used to calculate a yearly figure. During 2006-2007, staff began counting every reference question. This was not done for the entire year, so the numbers that covered the same time period as the previous year's sampling were used in the same formula to calculate the figure. There may have been some decrease because all transactions were not counted. 

HOWARD

Library branches included: Main Library, Health Sciences Library and Law Library. 
1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,435,249. 
4 Title count, according to new criteria, including those in aggregated databases, if the title has a record in the library OPAC. 

ILLINOIS, CHICAGO

Library branches included: Richard J. Daley Library, Science Library. The number of print serials was unavailable so the sub-questions of (4ai) and (4bi) have been marked UA/NA. 
4aii Since this number is unavailable, one cannot accurately calculate the average price per serial purchased for 2007-2008 (i.e., the serials unit price is unrealistically low). 
4b 
The number of consortial serials for the main library was unavailable so this has been marked UA/NA on the main library survey. 

6

This number is derived from 5,576 microforms (from database management, documents, serials, and Special collections) added to the total from 2006-2007. 7 This number comes from the LSU Documents Depository Library and it has decreased every reporting period during the last few years leading up to 2007-2008. 8 This number comes from the "Count Items" report for this item category. For reporting purposes, a reported unit of 1 is equal to 1 CD-ROM, 1 COMPDISK, and 1 DVD-ROM (this excludes the VetMed library). 9 
This number is composed 113 linear feet of manuscripts (as determined by Special Collections) to which the total from 2006-2007 has been added. 

10

This number is reported by the Cartographic Information Center (CIC). The "count items" report is determined by counting a unit of 1 equal to 1 MAP (excludes VetMed library). 
12 This number is derived from the "count items report" with 1 equal to 1 AUDIO-CASS, 1 AUDIO-CD, and 1 LP (Long Play phonograph records) (excludes VetMed library). 
13 This number comes from the "count items" report. For this item, 1 is equal to 1 DVD, 1 Film reel, 1 Video cassette, and 1 Videodisk (excludes VetMed library). 
15b 
Since the number of print serials purchased is unavailable, one cannot accurately calculate the average price per serial purchased for this year (2007)(2008). 

26-26b

This reflects changes in staffing patterns. 

26c

This reflects changes in staffing patterns. This number is an average of 117 bodies at any one time, divided by four (since most work 10 hours a week). 

40

This figure demonstrates decreasing enrollment. 

LOUISVILLE

Included: Main Library, Medical Library, University Archives, Music Library, Art Library, and the Law Library. 
The medical and law libraries data have been aggregated into the main library's figures. Louisville did not submit separate law and medical library surveys for this period (2007)(2008). 9 University of Louisville libraries serve as the central archive for the entire University of Louisville system. The reason for the large increase in the 2007-2008 manuscript collection figure is because the routine destruction of non-permanent university records has not been performed recently. Usually, non-essential materials are routinely destroyed every year, but this has not been done for the last several years because of staff shortages. 1b Due to budget cuts our materials budget has been slashed; therefore, the result would be fewer materials were acquired or purchased. 
1bi Budget cuts account for less monies available to purchase of materials, especially monographs. 
1bii 
Because of physical space needs within the libraries there has been more emphasis on weeding. In addition, more emphasis has been placed on database maintenance and one result is that more volumes being withdrawn than in the past. 
2 Due to budget cuts, the monographs have been severely slashed to make up for the serials costs which are clearly out of pace with our materials budget. 

4

Because our materials budget has been slashed we fully expect these figures will continue to decrease. 
4aii Despite the budget cuts, we continue to purchase more serials as needed. 
4b 
Decrease is due to the cancellation of print from one publisher that provides a large number of content. 
4biii 
In 2007-2008 we have embarked on a large project to claim/inactivate titles; this project may account for the decrease in titles received. 
13 Faculty seemed more inclined to use film and video more in the classroom; as a result the library is purchasing more and more of these items to support the curriculum. This appears to be a trend. 
15a Monograph purchases have reduced significantly due to a change in our approval plan and due to the stress that serials place on the remaining materials budget. Increasingly, more money is devoted to serials while monograph purchases decrease. 

15c-15d

This large reduction is the result of monies being heavily devoted to serials. The cost and inflation rate of serials are not in step with our budget. 

16

Less funds have been devoted to contract binding because we are purchasing less print serials. This appears to be a trend. 

21

The libraries has been canceling print subscriptions in lieu of electronic serials; monies were used from other sources to increase support in this area. 

22

One major reason for this decrease is the struggle to keep pace with inflation. As a result, ongoing electronic resource purchases will most likely decrease. 

27

The services points have not increased at UNL; however, the way we count them has changed. We now count the Scholarly Communications, Student Union, Geology Reference, and Math Reference desks as service points. 

29

The increase in instruction is due to demand; more faculty are requesting instruction. 

30

The increase is due to class size; more instruction was offered to larger classes. 

31

This appears to be a trend; the reference transactions are decreasing annually. We can speculate that our users increasingly rely on online search engines (Google) for some information that was formerly acquired from the reference desk. 

35

This increase is the reduction of acquisitions; we are not buying as much so we have to get the items from other libraries. Secondly, our marketing has improved. We have been promoting our interlibrary loan services more widely. The fact that full-time instructional faculty has increased may also explain this increase. 

NEW MEXICO

The following university libraries are included: Zimmerman, Centennial, Parish, and Fine Arts/Design, Tireman Education, Bainbridge Visual Resources, and the Native American Studies libraries. 
Library branches not included: Gallup Campus Branch Library, Los Alamos Campus Branch Library, Taos Campus Branch Library, Valencia Campus Branch Library. 

Footnotes • 127

QueStion nuMBeR footnote NEW MEXICO, cont. 

4

Serial counts nearly doubled due to the following factors: 1) $1,827,541 in insurance funds were used to replace fire-damaged materials including databases with full text. The library was able to purchase more titles than were lost in the fire. 2) The library was able to purchase bundled packages through special consortial arrangements, resulting in the acquisition of additional journals. 3) Coding improvements allowed for more accurate counts of all journals including government documents. 4) The library conducted a project to replace print journals with electronic versions, when possible. 

8

This increase is related to the purchase/licensing by the University of New Mexico's (UNM) slide library of 28,000 digital image files along with their annual cataloging of 37,753 images. 15c 
The UNM slide library made significant, one-time investments in licensing and electronic resources (ARTstor and other digital image purchases and licensing). This was possible through expending unused/vacant salary lines. 
17c 
All UNM libraries increased their student budgets significantly in part due to increases in minimum wage. 

21

One-time electronic resource purchases increased by 38% because of the following two reasons: 1) The UNM slide library made significant, one-time investments in licensing and electronic resources (ARTstor and other digital image purchases and licensing). This was possible through expending unused/vacant salary lines. 2) $1,827,541 in insurance funds was used to replace firedamaged materials including databases with full text. 

22

All UNM libraries increased their on-going electronic resource purchases. This appears to be a national trend. University Libraries also conducted a project to replace print journals with electronic versions, when possible. 

NEW YORK

All The figures reported in question ( 16) was overstated due to an error, which will be corrected in a subsequent reporting period. The decrease in the number of cartographic materials is due to an effort during 2007-2008 to remove duplicate maps within the collection in preparation for the Maps Library move. 

PENNSYLVANIA STATE


Survey includes all


21

The decrease is due to a difference in year-end close-out strategy. 

22

We carried over a large amount in our collections budget from 2006-2007 and most of it and the majority of the new funds received through our IT fees went to electronic resources. 

25

The increase is due to a jump in e-reserves/copyright fees. 

PITTSBURGH

Includes the Barco Law Library, and branch campuses in Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville. Health Science libraries include the Falk Library of the Health Sciences, the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Library, the Libraries at UPMC Shadyside and the University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute. 
1a 
Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 5,505,919. Changed the starting total per ARL's instructions to include four large, one-time e-book collections added this year. 

21

Includes expenditure for catalog support software. 

PRINCETON

Library branches included: main library and ten additional branches. 

4

Increased figures due to acquisition growth in electronic serial titles and larger packages with more titles. 
7 More government documents are now reflected in Voyager. Over the past 5-6 years (2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008), Princeton has been cataloging the government documents that were not part of the OCLC conversion and the Marcive Retrospective conversion of congressional hearings. 

21-22

Calculation represents both an increase in the shift from one-time to subscription status, but also represents a more accurate rendering of the respective statuses based on enhanced resource coding. 

PURDUE

Includes the library system on the West Lafayette campus, consisting of an undergraduate library, 11 subject libraries, and an archives and special collections unit. 

22

Includes $917,969 in provincial funding for resources for the Saskatchewan Health Information Resources Partnership; unable to determine exact portion of this funding that would be specific to the U of Saskatchewan. 
QueStion nuMBeR footnote SMITHSONIAN, cont. 17 There was significant turnover of staff in 2006-2007, and several "high cost" positions were filled at a lower salary. However, SI libraries were also able to fill several professional positions that had been vacant for several years, resulting in a large increase in salary figures for professionals. These are actual "on board" costs, and do not include any "lapsed salaries" due to vacancies. Lapsed salaries were reprogrammed for expenditures in other areas. 

19

Includes staff travel, training, cataloging, digitizing, collection-care supplies and services, general, preservation and automation supplies, equipment purchases, memberships, equipment maintenance, and miscellaneous contracts. It does not include health and transit benefits, building maintenance, public programs, exhibitions and development expenditures. 
21 Through an internal grant from a large endowment, SI was able to purchase 90 back years The increase reflects improved tracking of free e-journals by Ex Libris SFX (our e-journal management system). 

SUNY-ALBANY

All university libraries are included. The University of Virginia is excluding fringe benefits from salary expenditures beginning with 2007-2008. 17c For the University of Virginia Library, the "student assistant" category includes part-time temporary and wage workers. 

36-42

Reported for all University of Virginia libraries on the University Library (main) survey. 

WASHINGTON

Includes main campus library, UW-Bothwell library and the UW-Tacoma library. There is an increase of 105,000 volumes added from the Wisconsin Historical Society Library (WHS), our University's library for American History. These items represent the WHS share of total number of titles (220,000) of pre-1976 publications from the purchased MARCIVE GPO download that occurred in 2006-2007. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 7,933,636. 
1b 
The count of e-books added jumped from the 17,914 previously reported to a new figure of 23,884. This is because the earlier count was based on the bibliography records being coded as format "am" (language monographs). However, in the process of investigating how to count e-books we discovered that some vendors are coding their records as either "aa" (language mono component part) or "ad" (language mono subunit). 
4 
Our campus has undergone efforts to ensure we have a reliable count of serials held based upon analyzing records within our local cataloging systems. This new methodology involved a comparison of records in two key databases in which records are captured for serials (SFX and Voyager). This process involved efforts to eliminate duplicate titles across all campus libraries through several verification levels. The process is not flawless but represents our best efforts at determining and tracking a reliable serial account for our campus. 

31

This figure is a representative sample of reference transactions based upon an annual collection period. Specifically, the most recent statistics-gathering period was held in March 2008. Approximately, 35 campus libraries participated, resulting in 2,640 documented reference questions over a period of 7 days. This figure (2,640) does not include directional, technical, or "other" questions as defined by campus libraries. 

YALE

Library branches included: Arts Library, Bass Library, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Chemistry Library, Classics Library, Divinity Library, Drama Library, Engineering and Applied Science Library, Epidemiology & Public Health Library, Forestry and Environmental Studies Library, Geology Library, Kline Science Library, Law Library, Lewis Walpole Library, Mathematics Library, Medical Library, MUDD Library, Music Library, Social Science Library, and Information Services. 
4a 
The change in purchased serial titles is at best an estimate and the figure reported 2006-2007 may be in error but may also reflect the change in instructions for reporting at the title rather than the subscription level. This estimate in serial titles has resulted in an increase in number of items but an reduction in average price paid. Thus, our unit price for serials purchased may be unrealistically low. 
5 This is included in serials print counts. 

13 2007 -

 2007 2008 count increased due to a special purchase of a local vendor's video inventory.15b$1,827,541 in insurance funds were used to replace fire-damaged materials including databases with full text. 




  University Park Libraries, as well as the Campus branch libraries. Campus branch Library locations are as follows:Abington, Altoona, Behrend, Berks, Beaver, Capital, Brandywine, DuBois, Fayette, Great Valley, Hazelton, Lehigh Valley, Mont Alto, McKeesport, New Kensington, Schuylkill, Shenango Valley, Wilkes-Barre, Worthington-Scranton, and York. 2006-2007 was primarily attributed to a separate count of titles for 2007-2008 received on memberships (consortia) or as packages. 4biii The 2006-2007 survey included government documents, which the 2007-2008 survey "broke out" into a separate line. Also enhancements to our records permitted us to include "children" records in the purchased line in 2007-2008 instead of in the received, but not purchased line of 2006-2007. 2007 microforms count consisted of the units located at the Campus Locations and the University Park (UP) News & Microforms Library. Microforms located in the other UP subject libraries were not reported. The 2007-2008 count is representative of all campus locations (excl. Hershey and Dickinson) and all UP locations. 10 




  17 


tabLe 1 seRviCe tRends in aRL LibRaRies, 1991-2008 Median Values for Time-Series Trends

 1 Table1presents data about select public service activities such as circulation (initial and total), reference transactions, library instruction (group presentations and participants in these presentations), and interlibrary borrowing and lending. As seen in table 1, the median of group presentations dropped again during 2007-2008. However, the number of participants increased with a median of 15,480 for the typical research library. Perhaps what is of most interest is that by 2008 there were more than double the participants compared to 1991, while there is only a 20 percent difference in the number of students between 1991 and 2008 (see Graph 1). 


	Year	ILL:	Group	Participants	Reference	Initial	Total	Ratio of Circ.	Total	Total
		Borrowed	Pres.	In Pres.	Trans.	Circ.	Circ.	Init./Tot.	Staff	Students
	(Libraries)	(103)	(84)	(82)	(79)	(36)	(80)	(34)	(105)	(103)

tabLe 2 Median MonogRaph and seRiaL expendituRes in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008 Median Values for Time-Series Trends

 2 
	Year	Serial	Monograph	Monograph	Monographs
		Expenditures	Unit Cost	Expenditures	Purchased
	(Libraries)	(100)	(57)	(97)	(58)

Median MonogRaph and seRiaL expendituRes in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008*

  
									Serial
									Expenditures
		375%							(+374%)
		335%						
		295%						
		255%						
	% chAnge Since 1986	175% 215%						
		135%						
									Monograph
									Unit Cost
		95%							(+89%)
									Monograph
									Expenditures
									(+86%)
		55%						
		15%						
									Monographs
									Purchased
									(0%)
		-25%						
		1986	1989	1992	1995	1998	2001	2004	2008

*Includes electronic resources from 1999-2000 onward.Source:ARL Statistics 2007-2008, Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC 
tabLe 3 suppLy and deMand in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008 Median Values for Time-Series Trends

 3 
	Year	ILL:	ILL:	Graduate	Faculty	Total	Monographs
		Borrowed	Lent	Students		Students	Purchased
	(Libraries)	(103)	(103)	(104)	(101)	(103)	(58)
		7,047	16,092	2,327	1,124	16,684	32,679
		7,387	16,318	3,078	1,195	17,029	26,240
		7,881	17,476	3,251	1,222	17,485	25,238
		8,547	19,638	3,312	1,285	17,866	27,082
		9,595	20,837	3,314	1,278	17,745	27,546
		10,397	23,285	3,310	1,295	18,290	27,843
		11,362	22,514	3,539	1,356	18,273	26,947
		12,489	22,740	3,745	1,281	18,450	25,188
		14,007	24,039	3,794	1,289	18,305	25,341
		14,472	24,864	3,914	1,308	18,209	25,707
		15,278	25,720	3,904	1,251	18,320	25,911
		16,264	25,463	3,942	1,263	18,166	28,576
		17,656	27,223	3,880	1,247	18,335	24,447
		18,942	26,837	3,933	1,255	18,609	25,173
		20,475	27,044	3,844	1,239	18,908	28,024
		21,902	28,950	4,159	1,279	19,102	30,494
		21,339	29,021	4,067	1,251	19,925	31,578
		22,146	33,421	4,167	1,268	21,132	33,208
		25,737	33,934	4,461	1,369	21,562	30,155
		25,729	36,325	4,595	1,355	22,047	30,546
		27,412	36,035	4,647	1,388	22,618	33,145
		26,813	35,838	4,709	1,451	22,874	36,462
		27,822	36,383	4,905	1,490	22,762	32,745
	Average annual % change	6.4%	3.8%	3.4%	1.3%	1.4%	0.0%
	Interlibrary borrowing and lending, which showed a marked growth in the last decade, has continued to increase in 2007-
	2008. Monographs purchased in 2007-2008 are even with 1986 levels.			

suppLy and deMand in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008*

  
		325%						
									Interlibrary
									Borrowing
		290%							(+295%)
		255%						
		220%						
	% chAnge Since 1986	115% 150% 185%							Graduate Interlibrary Lending (+126%)
									Students
									(+111%)
		80%						
		45%							Total Students
									(+36%)
									Faculty
									(+33%)
		10%						
									Monographs
									Purchased
									(0%)
		-25%						
		1986	1989	1992	1995	1998	2001	2004	2008

*Serial and monograph data includes electronic resources from 1999-2000 onward.Source:ARL Statistics 2007-2008, Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC 
tabLe 4 expendituRe tRends in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008 Median Values for Time-Series Trends-Unadjusted dollar figures

  
							gRaph 4	
				expendituRe tRends in aRL LibRaRies, 1986-2008
		375%							Serial
									Expenditures
		Year		Library	Serial	Monograph	Total	Operating	Total	CPI (+374%)
				Materials	Exp.		Exp.	Salary	Exp.
		(Libraries) 335%		(105)	(100)		(97)	(104)	(104)	(105)
		295%							Library Materials
									(+286%)
		255%						
	% chAnge Since 1986	135% 175% 215%							Expenditures Operating Total Salaries (+157%) TOTAL Expenditures (+188%)
									(+138%)
									CPI
		95%							(+101%)
									Monograph
									Expenditures
									(+86%)
		55%						
		15%						
		-25%						
		1986	1989	1992	1995	1998	2001	2004	2008

Source:ARL Statistics 2007-2008, Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC 
tabLe 5 ResouRCes peR student in aRL univeRsity LibRaRies, 1986-2008 Median of Ratio Values for Time-Series Trends

 5 
	Year	ILL:	Volumes	Volumes	Total	Monographs
	Borrowed	Held	Added (Gross)	Staff	Purchased
	(Libraries)	(102)	(103)	(103)	(103)	(57)
		0.42	123.18	4.17	0.0159	2.20
		0.44	125.31	3.92	0.0164	1.88
		0.44	128.27	3.82	0.0161	1.66
		0.50	130.04	3.84	0.0162	1.77
		0.55	133.51	3.86	0.0155	1.83
		0.63	137.11	4.04	0.0154	1.86
		0.62	137.68	3.95	0.0153	1.58
		0.68	146.02	3.76	0.0152	1.49
		0.74	151.20	4.07	0.0152	1.55
		0.80	154.00	4.37	0.0147	1.59
		0.89	158.10	3.78	0.0145	1.48
		0.89	159.40	4.03	0.0142	1.52
		0.97	159.24	4.06	0.0143	1.44
		1.05	159.37	4.00	0.0142	1.42
		1.13	157.74	3.82	0.0139	1.63
		1.16	155.71	3.89	0.0136	1.69
		1.14	155.04	3.87	0.0131	1.54
		1.14	156.41	3.52	0.0125	1.47
		1.20	151.49	3.45	0.0120	1.53
		1.22	157.93	3.30	0.0118	1.42
		1.22	160.05	3.26	0.0117	1.64
		1.13	159.49	3.49	0.0114	1.54
		1.19	162.87	3.22	0.0110	1.40
	Average annual % change	4.8%	1.3%	-1.2%	-1.7%	-2.0%
	In 2007-2008, ARL libraries acquired 60% fewer monographs per student than purchased in 1986. Libraries reported
	fewer staff per student in 2008 as compared to 1986: in 2008, there was a median number of 11 total staff per 1,000 students,
	compared to the 1986 figure of 16 per 1,000.					

ResouRCes peR student in aRL univeRsity LibRaRies, 1986-2008

  
		200%						
									Interlibrary
									Borrowing
									(+182%)
		150%						
	% chAnge Since 1986	50% 100%						
									Volumes Held
									(+32%)
		0%						
									Volumes
									Added
									(-23%)
									Total Staff
									(-31%)
									Monographs
									Purchased
		-50%							(-36%)
		1986	1989	1992	1995	1998	2001	2004	2008

Source:ARL Statistics 2007-2008, Association of Research Libraries, Washington, DC 
tabLe 6 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes in aRL univeRsity LibRaRies, 2007-2008

  
		Sum	Number Reporting
	Expenditures for Computer Files	$73,102,024	108
	(one-time/monographic purchase)		
	Expenditures for Electronic Serials	$554,880,484	110
	Expenditures for Bibliographic Utilities, Networks, etc.	$23,667,883	103
	(Library)		
	Expenditures for Bibliographic Utilities, Networks, etc.	$21,079,241	87
	(External)		
	Expenditures for Hardware and Software	$79,507,314	110
	Expenditures for Document Delivery/Interlibrary Loan	$14,027,391	108

gRaph 6 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes vs. totaL MateRiaLs expendituRes, 1993-2008 yeaRLy inCReases in aveRage expendituRes

  
	50%															
			47.46%												
	45%															
	40%															
		37.28%													
	35%															
											32.69%	32.34% 31.99%	
	30%															
										27.06%					
	25%				23.22%	22.50%	24.81%		24.29%		23.85%
	20%															17.72%	20.78%	18.16%
	15%			12.86%											
	5% 10%	4.32%	8.48%	4.18%	9.18%	5.53%	6.35%	3.40%	9.12%	5.92%	3.38%	6.93%	3.39%	7.53%	6.06%	5.80%
	0%															
									Total Materials	Electronic Resources		

tabLe 7a eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes and MateRiaLs expendituRes in aRL univeRsity LibRaRies, 1992-2002 tabLe 7b eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes and MateRiaLs expendituRes in aRL univeRsity LibRaRies, 2002-2008

  
		2002-2003	2003-2004	2004-2005	2005-2006	2006-2007	2007-2008
	a. Computer File Expenditures (monographic/onetime)				
	Total	$23,275,683	$32,098,404	$38,744,076	$48,793,981	$59,808,658	$73,102,024
	Average	$225,978	$314,690	$372,539	$478,372	$558,959	$676,574
	Median	$111,266	$191,148	$210,576	$336,338	$352,802	$410,202
	N	103	102	104	102	107	108
	b. Electronic						

Serial Expenditures Total aRL statistiCs inteRaCtive edition

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		CoLLeCtions: voLuMes and MonogRaphs CoLLeCtions: voLuMes and MonogRaphs CoLLeCtions: voLuMes and MonogRaphs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: CuRRent seRiaLs CoLLeCtions: otheR MateRiaLs CoLLeCtions: otheR MateRiaLs CoLLeCtions: otheR MateRiaLs CoLLeCtions: otheR MateRiaLs expendituRes expendituRes expendituRes expendituRes expendituRes expendituRes
	Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Salaries & Wages Salaries & Wages Salaries & Wages Professional Staff Professional Staff Professional Staff	Volumes In Library Volumes In Library Volumes In Library Volumes In Library Current Serials Total Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Total Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Total Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Total Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Microform Units Government Documents Computer Volumes Added (Gross) Volumes Added (Gross) Volumes Added (Gross) Volumes Added (Gross) Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Current Serials Volumes Added (Net) Volumes Added (Net) Volumes Added (Net) Volumes Added (Net) Purchased Not Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Files Manuscripts and Archives Cartographic Materials Graphic Monographs Purchased (Volumes) Monographs Purchased (Volumes) Monographs Purchased (Volumes) Monographs Purchased (Volumes) Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Materials Audio Materials Film and Video Microform Units Government Documents Computer Files Manuscripts and Archives Cartographic Materials Graphic Materials Audio Materials Film and Video Microform Units Government Documents Computer Files Manuscripts and Archives Cartographic Materials Graphic Materials Audio Materials Film and Video Microform Units Government Documents Computer Files Manuscripts and Archives Cartographic Materials Graphic Materials Audio Materials Film and Monographs Current Serials Other Library Miscellaneous Total Library Contract Salaries & Wages Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Salaries & Wages Total Salaries Other Operating Total Library Monographs Current Serials Other Library Miscellaneous Total Library Contract Salaries & Wages Salaries & Wages Total Salaries Other Operating Total Library Monographs Current Serials Other Library Miscellaneous Total Library Contract Salaries & Wages Salaries & Wages Total Salaries Other Operating Total Library Video Materials Materials Materials Binding Support Staff Student Assistants &Wages Expenditures Expenditures Materials Materials Materials Binding Support Staff Student Assistants &Wages Expenditures Expenditures Materials Materials Materials Binding Support Staff Student Assistants &Wages Expenditures Expenditures
	(Survey Question Number) Notes bGLM+ G+ bGLM+ BGL+ bG+ LM+ L+ L+ G+ bG+ GL+ GLM+ bGM+ cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS INSTITUTION ALABAMA ALBeRtA ARiZonA ARiZonA StAte AuBuRn BoSton BoSton coLLege BRighAM young BRitiSh coLuMBiA BRoWn cALifoRniA BeRKeLey cALifoRniA dAViS cALifoRniA iRVine LM+ cALifoRniA RiVeRSide G+ cALifoRniA SAn diego bGM+ cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA G+ cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe GLM+ chicAgo bGLM+ cincinnAti bGLM+ coLoRAdo bGL+ coLoRAdo StAte G+ coLuMBiA GLM+ connecticut BGLM+ coRneLL BGL+ dARtMouth GM+ deLAWARe G+ duKe bLM+ eMoRy BGLM+ fLoRidA BbGLM+ fLoRidA StAte BbLM+ geoRge WAShington GLM+ geoRgetoWn bGLM+ geoRgiA GL+ geoRgiA tech G+ gueLPh BG+ hARVARd GLM+ hAWAii GLM+ houSton bL+ (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION Notes hoWARd bLM+ iLLinoiS chicAgo M+ iLLinoiS uRBAnA bGL+ indiAnA GLM+ ioWA bLM+ ioWA StAte G+ JohnS hoPKinS BbG+ KAnSAS BbLM+ Kent StAte BbG+ KentucKy GLM+ LAVAL G+ LouiSiAnA StAte GLM+ LouiSViLLe BbG+ McgiLL BbGLM+ McMASteR GM+ MAnitoBA G+ MARyLAnd G MASSAchuSettS G+ Mit G+ MiAMi bGLM+ MichigAn GLM+ MichigAn StAte GL+ MinneSotA bGLM+ MiSSouRi GL+ MontReAL GLM+ neBRASKA GL+ neW MeXico GLM+ neW yoRK bGLM+ noRth cARoLinA GLM+ noRth cARoLinA StAte G+ noRthWeSteRn BGLM+ notRe dAMe bGL+ ohio BbG+ ohio StAte bGLM+ oKLAhoMA GLM+ oKLAhoMA StAte BGM+ oRegon bGL+ PennSyLVAniA GLM+ PennSyLVAniA StAte BGLM+ (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION Notes PittSBuRgh BGLM+ PRinceton bG+ PuRdue G+ QueenS LM+ Rice G+ RocheSteR bM+ RutgeRS BGL+ SASKAtcheWAn GLM+ South cARoLinA LM+ SoutheRn cALifoRniA BGLM+ SoutheRn iLLinoiS LM+ Suny-ALBAny G+ Suny-BuffALo GLM+ Suny-Stony BRooK M+ SyRAcuSe GL+ teMPLe BbGLM+ tenneSSee BbGLM+ teXAS GL+ teXAS A&M BbG+ teXAS tech BLM+ toRonto B+ tuLAne BLM+ utAh LM VAndeRBiLt LM+ ViRginiA GLM+ ViRginiA tech G WAShington GLM+ WAShington StAte BG+ WAShington u.-St. LouiS bGLM+ WAteRLoo G+ WAyne StAte + WeSteRn ontARio GL+ WiSconSin GLM+ yALe LM+ yoRK BGL+ BoSton PuBLic G ciSti + centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS + LiBRARy of congReSS bG+ (Survey Question Number) Consortial Freely Accessible Consortial Freely Accessible Consortial Freely Accessible Consortial Freely Accessible (Survey Question Number) (6) (Survey Question Number) (6) (Survey Question Number) (6) (Survey Question Number) (6) (Survey Question Number) (17.a) (17.b) (17.c) (Survey Question Number) (17.a) (17.b) (17.c) (Survey Question Number) (17.a) (17.b) (17.c) INSTITUTION Notes nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy bG+ LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA G+ nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine G+ neW yoRK PuBLic + neW yoRK StAte G+ SMithSoniAn G+ + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count (1) 2,892,166 6,890,679 5,722,280 4,422,239 3,053,468 2,783,137 2,512,605 4,080,079 6,040,261 3,825,413 11,087,687 3,683,867 3,049,706 8,393,910 2,527,607 3,372,785 2,948,999 2,751,662 8,597,159 3,631,658 3,928,431 2,045,603 10,296,816 3,919,423 8,141,781 2,785,925 2,779,271 5,950,442 3,377,140 4,288,118 2,844,624 2,238,894 3,041,624 4,637,291 2,524,671 1,853,628 16,250,117 3,533,671 2,617,282 (1) 2,455,985 2,447,459 11,686,060 8,723,253 4,949,636 2,529,921 3,740,029 4,235,542 2,853,965 3,719,548 2,894,709 4,082,803 2,191,091 4,498,389 2,280,435 2,284,284 3,716,860 3,578,753 2,914,052 3,265,503 9,175,102 4,994,033 6,877,699 3,494,470 3,183,053 3,204,060 2,737,747 5,073,286 6,526,824 3,981,278 4,842,949 3,393,290 2,893,238 6,285,446 5,299,924 2,867,680 2,959,739 6,096,592 5,354,645 (1) 5,657,403 6,941,254 2,509,158 2,542,264 2,570,768 3,701,241 4,529,396 2,029,016 3,629,954 4,084,284 3,099,151 2,225,241 3,720,113 2,257,590 3,174,700 3,205,539 3,289,447 9,447,434 3,933,535 2,617,844 11,186,488 3,257,609 3,373,141 3,440,317 5,532,266 2,331,055 7,409,221 2,326,652 4,224,113 2,286,415 3,660,642 3,546,496 8,059,335 12,519,514 3,151,882 7,454,800 8,176,131 2,228,576 30,207,310 (1) Print Print Print Print (7) (7) (7) (7) (15.a) (17) (15.a) (17) (15.a) (17) 2,442,583 UA/NA 2,594,276 9,125,939 2,711,029 1,354,810 L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic suMMaRy data (8) (8) (8) (8) (15.b) (19) (15.b) (19) (15.b) (19) Volumes in Library Volumes Added (1b.i) 53,470 186,313 69,004 84,467 38,068 35,581 40,325 187,005 122,887 87,499 207,779 91,692 79,732 121,136 49,797 108,073 40,432 26,072 277,507 95,810 98,800 53,932 547,346 34,095 126,058 58,147 39,898 105,419 89,560 65,257 55,821 54,595 98,442 83,468 41,514 23,025 319,547 52,882 66,505 (1b.i) 24,428 97,904 208,659 174,417 185,900 43,326 37,223 56,777 55,781 85,805 73,125 37,946 68,955 89,015 178,927 67,745 105,517 52,701 75,469 76,116 146,729 85,666 120,523 45,462 62,208 49,588 51,768 107,390 126,279 126,853 79,608 75,659 67,904 161,118 257,137 71,378 58,993 113,609 184,457 (1b.i) 160,722 174,320 43,874 42,383 52,881 38,465 81,114 31,988 50,393 58,810 35,178 92,459 82,074 25,594 30,585 68,903 67,867 178,892 206,223 54,715 247,666 113,591 55,501 59,525 91,904 33,780 139,683 35,166 74,408 30,818 39,045 50,007 139,835 238,862 53,699 8,335 16,748 10,286 438,027 (1b.i) Gov Docs Gov Docs Gov Docs Gov Docs (9) (9) (9) (9) (15.c) (20) (Survey Question Number) (1b) 47,779 169,904 19,544 70,744 36,482 28,137 25,464 171,952 110,664 82,463 189,921 81,761 76,298 111,385 44,405 12,343 34,460 16,203 245,296 83,771 84,973 51,347 291,968 -45,478 111,015 53,097 38,056 100,834 80,386 57,415 41,133 19,045 86,346 78,071 37,117 6,830 304,407 46,734 59,213 (1b) 20,736 83,754 203,495 170,447 158,306 29,041 15,435 43,706 44,486 83,357 60,590 15,634 47,809 37,349 114,854 48,340 93,484 49,334 66,372 37,560 99,477 78,412 99,698 39,885 32,667 36,351 29,917 85,022 114,719 123,913 74,361 70,895 51,349 41,351 252,278 69,608 54,231 103,510 132,972 (1b) 151,484 162,579 4,355 24,936 52,109 27,076 67,147 12,307 47,992 45,056 25,486 75,076 65,024 16,828 14,460 67,923 36,684 124,182 194,454 39,659 232,861 110,656 52,974 46,798 67,189 31,629 104,865 31,715 61,133 26,933 2,003 48,807 125,699 235,920 49,858 -177,190 14,913 10,286 432,132 (1b) Electronic Print Electronic Print Electronic Print Electronic Print (10) (11) (12) (10) (11) (12) (10) (11) (12) (10) (11) (12) (15.d) (15) (15.c) (15.d) (15) (20) (Survey Question Number) (15.c) (15.d) (15) (20) (Survey Question Number) 12,153 8,631 UA/NA UA/NA 37,953 35,303 169,530 169,522 22,345 22,340 125,221 124,907 U/A -Unavailable N/A -Not Applicable . -no data supplied (Gross) Volumes Added (Net) Monographs Purchased (2) 32,646 UA/NA 37,870 52,392 12,224 15,001 29,728 153,553 UA/NA 49,939 UA/NA UA/NA 35,890 56,557 25,318 42,823 28,273 10,339 125,542 33,903 33,104 26,797 468,515 19,975 UA/NA 29,420 27,944 67,879 50,483 41,448 45,911 24,738 41,525 48,717 7,926 17,399 UA/NA 21,005 25,062 (2) 4,496 39,349 72,722 85,681 61,470 28,436 26,671 51,625 14,724 42,529 40,357 33,655 27,300 378,866 32,843 50,404 36,951 18,771 23,268 45,768 99,784 52,719 43,115 26,196 50,515 8,302 20,116 55,503 73,359 29,085 38,867 49,727 27,809 67,611 30,327 22,598 22,450 UA/NA 59,330 (2) UA/NA 103,438 18,324 27,734 42,064 21,476 21,183 20,877 18,830 53,374 17,299 16,845 25,253 8,061 20,601 47,318 37,010 48,857 64,803 53,560 127,855 43,740 UA/NA 28,145 56,260 19,391 51,043 15,383 26,689 57,664 23,615 27,642 55,530 167,433 34,848 133,998 13,108 4,600 139,936 (13) (13) (13) (13) (16) (16) (16) (2) 5,314 9,315 15,034 94,614 8,362 4,462 (Volumes) (Survey Question Number) (1) (1b.i) (1b) (2) univeRsity LibRaRies Mean 4,416,654 95,451 76,638 48,416 Median 3,546,496 73,125 57,415 34,376 High 16,250,117 547,346 304,407 468,515 Low 1,853,628 23,025 -45,478 4,496 Totals 499,081,929 10,785,955 8,660,047 5,035,290 Number of Libraries Reporting 113 113 113 102 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies Median 5,160,340 25,738 25,715 12,564 Totals 75,490,151 1,149,312 933,306 468,593 Number of Libraries Reporting 10 9 9 10 gRand totaLs 563,377,383 11,626,553 9,300,891 5,464,033 (Survey Question Number) (4) (4a) (4a.i) (4a.ii) INSTITUTION Notes ALABAMA bGLM+ 69,426 48,206 UA/NA UA/NA ALBeRtA G+ 50,281 36,793 27,901 8,892 ARiZonA bGLM+ 88,737 85,960 76,470 9,490 ARiZonA StAte BGL+ 87,566 66,037 61,145 4,892 AuBuRn bG+ 37,980 14,030 13,239 791 BoSton LM+ 56,113 50,529 44,392 6,137 BoSton coLLege L+ 31,465 21,947 16,290 5,657 BRighAM young L+ 69,361 58,466 36,126 22,340 BRitiSh coLuMBiA G+ 64,669 64,669 46,657 18,012 BRoWn bG+ 60,499 43,144 39,824 3,320 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey GL+ 87,876 82,162 37,724 44,438 cALifoRniA dAViS GLM+ 59,463 42,199 31,636 10,563 cALifoRniA iRVine bGM+ 51,623 34,107 30,213 3,894 cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS LM+ 76,248 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA cALifoRniA RiVeRSide G+ 89,811 71,266 69,223 2,043 cALifoRniA SAn diego bGM+ 52,535 33,938 29,706 4,232 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA G+ 36,990 27,333 21,151 6,182 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe GLM+ 66,625 57,889 52,179 5,710 chicAgo bGLM+ 76,607 38,057 21,733 16,324 cincinnAti bGLM+ 86,363 70,504 61,441 9,063 coLoRAdo bGL+ 55,519 38,140 35,089 3,051 coLoRAdo StAte G+ 36,133 21,688 19,876 1,812 coLuMBiA GLM+ 133,831 102,053 76,604 25,449 connecticut BGLM+ 61,812 32,801 27,187 5,614 coRneLL BGL+ 98,000 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA dARtMouth GM+ 68,661 62,301 53,172 9,129 deLAWARe G+ 29,246 20,665 18,604 2,061 duKe bLM+ 62,639 47,819 35,376 12,443 eMoRy BGLM+ 54,295 36,651 26,487 10,164 fLoRidA BbGLM+ 71,336 47,449 24,518 22,931 fLoRidA StAte BbLM+ 62,093 46,054 42,622 3,432 geoRge WAShington GLM+ 76,810 67,881 62,236 5,645 geoRgetoWn bGLM+ 61,257 52,212 43,636 8,576 geoRgiA GL+ 80,748 56,454 48,691 7,763 geoRgiA tech G+ 44,875 12,515 8,620 3,895 gueLPh BG+ 11,986 11,486 9,389 2,097 hARVARd GLM+ 110,628 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA hAWAii GLM+ 55,925 41,356 30,603 10,753 houSton bL+ 72,775 46,259 40,867 5,392 (4b) (4b.i) (4b.ii) (4b.iii) (4b.iv) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 21,220 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA ALABAMA 13,488 0 0 13,488 0 ALBeRtA 2,777 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA ARiZonA 21,529 0 3,426 523 17,580 ARiZonA StAte 23,950 10,732 5,680 857 6,681 AuBuRn 5,584 1,906 3,606 43 29 BoSton 9,518 5,233 4,260 25 UA/NA BoSton coLLege 10,895 0 5,550 5,095 250 BRighAM young UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA BRitiSh coLuMBiA 17,355 0 5,661 805 10,889 BRoWn 5,714 0 74 5,640 0 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey 17,264 0 11,337 3,683 2,244 cALifoRniA dAViS 17,516 0 3,844 245 13,427 cALifoRniA iRVine UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS 18,545 9,875 289 112 8,269 cALifoRniA RiVeRSide 18,597 4,020 11,364 845 2,368 cALifoRniA SAn diego 9,657 0 2,289 1,497 5,871 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA 8,736 72 4,215 70 4,379 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe 38,550 2,234 15,069 10,384 10,863 chicAgo 15,859 0 8,505 41 7,313 cincinnAti 17,379 0 4,859 26 12,494 coLoRAdo 14,445 0 12,681 575 1,189 coLoRAdo StAte 31,778 0 14,637 6,013 11,128 coLuMBiA 29,011 18,735 8,875 262 1,139 connecticut UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA coRneLL 6,360 0 3,897 1,373 1,090 dARtMouth 8,581 0 1,829 293 6,459 deLAWARe 14,820 0 10,009 422 4,389 duKe 17,644 3,045 11,796 99 2,704 eMoRy 23,887 17,747 2,923 3,039 178 fLoRidA 16,039 10,188 3,564 901 1,386 fLoRidA StAte 8,929 7,587 1,332 10 0 geoRge WAShington 9,045 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA geoRgetoWn 24,294 490 16,397 921 6,486 geoRgiA 32,360 0 7,754 1,136 23,470 geoRgiA tech 500 UA/NA 500 UA/NA UA/NA gueLPh UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA hARVARd 14,569 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA hAWAii 26,516 9,685 4,123 3,476 9,232 houSton (Survey Question Number) (4) (4a) (4a.i) (4a.ii) INSTITUTION Notes hoWARd bLM+ 26,687 18,295 10,670 7,625 iLLinoiS chicAgo M+ 44,614 37,912 33,789 4,123 iLLinoiS uRBAnA bGL+ 110,299 102,120 55,270 46,850 indiAnA GLM+ 59,924 49,490 16,419 33,071 ioWA bLM+ 59,442 41,760 24,827 16,933 ioWA StAte G+ 66,195 47,315 37,115 10,200 JohnS hoPKinS BbG+ 105,453 76,065 67,519 8,546 KAnSAS BbLM+ 62,016 49,212 43,076 6,136 Kent StAte BbG+ 60,015 58,662 54,968 3,694 KentucKy GLM+ 73,251 34,333 30,435 3,898 LAVAL G+ 37,701 28,276 21,829 6,447 LouiSiAnA StAte GLM+ 101,738 84,991 UA/NA UA/NA LouiSViLLe BbG+ 53,461 53,461 40,504 12,957 McgiLL BbGLM+ 75,328 58,997 52,177 6,820 McMASteR GM+ 53,584 38,683 35,053 3,630 MAnitoBA G+ 39,332 26,471 22,226 4,245 MARyLAnd G 42,393 24,441 17,246 7,195 MASSAchuSettS G+ 43,906 29,160 25,791 3,369 Mit G+ 53,548 36,259 31,963 4,296 MiAMi bGLM+ 74,775 69,164 64,281 4,883 MichigAn GLM+ 69,457 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA MichigAn StAte GL+ 98,469 71,888 61,518 10,370 MinneSotA bGLM+ 85,075 56,325 35,513 20,812 MiSSouRi GL+ 38,364 24,857 18,917 5,940 MontReAL GLM+ 59,574 51,760 44,357 7,403 neBRASKA GL+ 42,589 34,821 23,987 10,834 neW MeXico GLM+ 71,416 55,474 49,736 5,738 neW yoRK bGLM+ 67,960 44,503 34,772 9,731 noRth cARoLinA GLM+ 60,713 35,802 28,790 7,012 noRth cARoLinA StAte G+ 61,990 30,902 29,536 1,366 noRthWeSteRn BGLM+ 77,933 47,236 30,428 16,808 notRe dAMe bGL+ 82,866 63,682 57,191 6,491 ohio BbG+ 41,741 26,522 24,306 2,216 ohio StAte bGLM+ 89,239 78,906 69,445 9,461 oKLAhoMA GLM+ 63,407 52,522 47,163 5,359 oKLAhoMA StAte BGM+ 53,799 42,658 37,951 4,707 oRegon bGL+ 46,650 36,029 29,696 6,333 PennSyLVAniA GLM+ 73,248 72,347 55,197 17,150 PennSyLVAniA StAte BGLM+ 88,668 80,912 61,581 19,331 (4b) (4b.i) (4b.ii) (4b.iii) (4b.iv) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 8,392 204 6,131 1,477 580 hoWARd 6,702 0 6,702 0 0 iLLinoiS chicAgo 8,179 UA/NA 7,255 132 792 iLLinoiS uRBAnA 10,434 577 5,768 2,189 1,900 indiAnA 17,682 0 14,109 3,573 0 ioWA 18,880 0 10,478 2,977 5,425 ioWA StAte 29,388 0 411 363 28,614 JohnS hoPKinS 12,804 989 4,323 2,552 4,940 KAnSAS 1,353 1,353 0 0 0 Kent StAte 38,918 1,910 13,105 906 22,997 KentucKy 9,425 0 3,752 2,843 2,830 LAVAL 16,747 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA LouiSiAnA StAte 0 0 0 0 0 LouiSViLLe 16,331 0 13,656 2,675 0 McgiLL 14,901 0 14,013 888 0 McMASteR 12,861 0 10,031 1,516 1,314 MAnitoBA 17,952 7,669 9,476 713 94 MARyLAnd 14,746 6,919 424 828 6,575 MASSAchuSettS 17,289 0 11,526 898 4,865 Mit 5,611 0 5,103 421 87 MiAMi UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA MichigAn 26,581 4,088 6,750 1,619 14,124 MichigAn StAte 28,750 17,698 0 11,052 0 MinneSotA 13,507 6,588 5,369 991 559 MiSSouRi 7,814 0 4,914 2,515 385 MontReAL 7,768 0 0 2,391 5,377 neBRASKA 15,942 1,940 6,392 527 7,083 neW MeXico 23,457 0 12,480 932 10,045 neW yoRK 24,911 3,236 2,678 8,939 10,058 noRth cARoLinA 31,088 14,443 6,377 878 9,390 noRth cARoLinA StAte 30,697 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA noRthWeSteRn 19,184 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA notRe dAMe 15,219 0 3,833 107 11,279 ohio 10,333 0 3,613 5,299 1,421 ohio StAte 10,885 1,153 3,625 61 6,046 oKLAhoMA 11,141 1,516 8,627 0 998 oKLAhoMA StAte 10,621 2,660 5,181 1,124 1,656 oRegon UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA PennSyLVAniA 7,756 1,095 90 1,482 5,089 PennSyLVAniA StAte (Survey Question Number) (4) (4a) (4a.i) (4a.ii) INSTITUTION Notes PittSBuRgh BGLM+ 59,141 49,916 42,813 7,103 PRinceton bG+ 51,746 50,327 39,447 10,880 PuRdue G+ 40,094 28,822 24,537 4,285 QueenS LM+ 55,646 48,829 40,828 8,001 Rice G+ 72,352 56,806 53,027 3,779 RocheSteR bM+ 28,637 23,705 20,520 3,185 RutgeRS BGL+ 72,623 49,507 42,618 6,889 SASKAtcheWAn GLM+ 32,157 21,485 19,416 2,069 South cARoLinA LM+ 63,715 14,629 8,702 5,927 SoutheRn cALifoRniA BGLM+ 105,744 70,066 61,514 8,552 SoutheRn iLLinoiS LM+ 47,871 37,341 30,033 7,308 Suny-ALBAny G+ 54,874 47,665 35,973 11,692 Suny-BuffALo GLM+ 80,431 56,503 48,402 8,101 Suny-Stony BRooK M+ 63,423 53,900 46,477 7,423 SyRAcuSe GL+ 34,443 25,206 21,260 3,946 teMPLe BbGLM+ 60,586 46,976 42,871 4,105 tenneSSee BbGLM+ 50,552 34,720 29,398 5,322 teXAS GL+ 56,991 37,342 29,401 7,941 teXAS A&M BbG+ 86,737 52,540 42,996 9,544 teXAS tech BLM+ 66,750 51,580 46,858 4,722 toRonto B+ 76,473 49,550 38,089 11,461 tuLAne BLM+ 72,564 47,295 37,161 10,134 utAh LM 48,777 27,168 13,701 13,467 VAndeRBiLt LM+ 47,211 33,483 29,799 3,684 ViRginiA GLM+ 97,800 41,440 37,646 3,794 ViRginiA tech G 22,765 11,917 9,302 2,615 WAShington GLM+ 61,979 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA WAShington StAte BG+ 25,264 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA WAShington u.-St. LouiS bGLM+ 88,635 69,400 63,893 5,507 WAteRLoo G+ 23,705 16,332 11,847 4,485 WAyne StAte + 45,400 34,808 31,518 3,290 WeSteRn ontARio GL+ 58,715 55,094 42,578 12,516 WiSconSin GLM+ 76,808 49,626 39,486 10,140 yALe LM+ 110,802 103,444 61,326 42,118 yoRK BGL+ 46,539 39,608 32,204 7,404 BoSton PuBLic G 5,114 4,714 164 4,550 ciSti + 13,591 12,460 9,251 3,209 centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS + UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA LiBRARy of congReSS bG+ 173,582 66,462 23,528 42,934 (4b) (4b.i) (4b.ii) (4b.iii) (4b.iv) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 9,225 0 7,715 1,307 203 PittSBuRgh 1,419 0 1,000 100 319 PRinceton 11,272 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA PuRdue 6,817 0 6,285 532 0 QueenS 15,546 0 10,987 210 4,349 Rice 4,932 0 4,073 859 0 RocheSteR 23,116 7,357 6,937 477 8,345 RutgeRS 10,672 0 10,373 299 0 SASKAtcheWAn 49,086 47,693 780 276 337 South cARoLinA 35,678 1,136 12,854 1,813 19,875 SoutheRn cALifoRniA 10,530 592 9,560 378 UA/NA SoutheRn iLLinoiS 7,209 1,852 2,728 0 2,629 Suny-ALBAny 23,928 7 14,080 3,192 6,649 Suny-BuffALo 9,523 2,502 6,865 128 28 Suny-Stony BRooK 9,237 0 3,937 1,802 3,498 SyRAcuSe 13,610 0 12,345 396 869 teMPLe 15,832 7,253 119 55 8,405 tenneSSee 19,649 0 10,566 4,549 4,534 teXAS 34,197 7,923 15,446 590 10,238 teXAS A&M 15,170 0 14,965 205 0 teXAS tech 26,923 0 24,282 2,641 0 toRonto 25,269 0 24,562 707 0 tuLAne 21,609 17,039 3,667 700 203 utAh 13,728 5,262 4,557 389 3,520 VAndeRBiLt 56,360 0 51,513 506 4,341 ViRginiA 10,848 9,698 300 150 700 ViRginiA tech UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA WAShington UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA WAShington StAte 19,235 2,246 13,194 1,537 2,258 WAShington u.-St. LouiS 7,373 0 7,373 0 0 WAteRLoo 10,592 5,060 3,532 422 1,578 WAyne StAte 3,621 0 1,158 1,676 787 WeSteRn ontARio 27,182 0 23,023 3,181 978 WiSconSin 7,358 1,271 4,167 1,920 0 yALe 6,931 0 5,602 853 476 yoRK 400 0 0 0 400 BoSton PuBLic 1,131 0 553 578 0 ciSti UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS 107,120 0 4,000 103,120 0 LiBRARy of congReSS suMMaRy data Current Serials Total Current Serials Purchased Current Serials Purchased Electronic Current Serials Purchased Print (SurveyQuestionNumber) (4) (4a) (4a.i) (4a.ii) univeRsity LibRaRies Mean 63,306 46,731 37,348 9,005 Median 61,812 47,236 35,973 6,820 High 133,831 103,444 76,604 46,850 Low 11,986 11,486 8,620 791 Totals 7,153,577 5,000,263 3,921,510 945,556 Number of Libraries Reporting 113 107 105 105 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies Median 22,240 12,460 3,871 4,550 Totals 447,160 245,253 127,814 117,439 Number of Libraries Reporting 9 9 9 9 gRand totaLs 7,153,577 5,245,516 4,049,324 1,062,995 (Survey Question Number) (4) (4a) (4a.i) (4a.ii) INSTITUTION Notes nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy bG+ 15,033 3,436 1,148 2,288 LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA G+ 46,062 1,885 265 1,620 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine G+ 22,240 18,834 3,871 14,963 neW yoRK PuBLic + 124,109 103,586 65,235 38,351 neW yoRK StAte G+ 42,500 31,877 23,915 7,962 SMithSoniAn G+ 4,929 1,999 437 1,562 + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count U/A -Unavailable L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses N/A -Not Applicable M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic . -no data supplied suMMaRy data Current Serials Not Purchased Current Serials Not Purchased Consortial Current Serials Not Purchased Freely Accessible Current Serials Not Purchased Print Current Serials Not Purchased Gov Docs (4b) (4b.i) (4b.ii) (4b.iii) (4b.iv) (SurveyQuestionNumber) univeRsity LibRaRies 16,294 3,079 7,372 1,631 4,480 Mean 14,820 0 5,661 849 2,072 Median 56,360 47,693 51,513 13,488 28,614 High 0 0 0 0 0 Low 1,710,837 292,478 715,082 156,617 421,149 Totals 105 95 97 96 94 Number of Libraries Reporting nonuniveRsity LibRaRies 10,623 0 277 4,185 151 Median 201,907 0 8,376 167,110 5,898 Totals 9 8 8 8 8 Number of Libraries Reporting 1,912,744 292,478 723,458 323,727 427,047 gRand totaLs (4b) (4b.i) (4b.ii) (4b.iii) (4b.iv) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 11,597 0 2,627 8,970 0 nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy 44,177 0 0 44,177 0 LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA 3,406 0 1,196 1,896 314 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine 20,523 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA neW yoRK PuBLic 10,623 0 0 5,741 4,882 neW yoRK StAte 2,930 0 0 2,628 302 SMithSoniAn INSTITUTION Notes ALABAMA bGLM+ 4,096,093 926,705 8,448 34,231 311,178 189,324 23,546 7,118 ALBeRtA G+ 3,738,979 0 9,260 22,461 1,546,176 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA ARiZonA bGLM+ 6,282,673 uA/nA 19,683 10,639 268,050 358,788 43,257 29,272 ARiZonA StAte BGL+ 7,588,679 664,596 7,603 25,229 235,497 1,263,639 67,179 36,473 AuBuRn bG+ 2,718,458 237,752 3,442 10,524 152,412 75,327 115,903 5,517 BoSton LM+ 4,700,124 uA/nA 2,237 50,422 1,700 17,700 73,887 8,074 BoSton coLLege L+ 4,190,134 215,703 6,253 8,253 17,940 127,575 21,772 23,566 BRighAM young L+ 3,874,728 423,514 uA/nA 45,643 257,886 1,275,047 240,359 39,055 BRitiSh coLuMBiA G+ 5,291,774 0 27,748 12,877 613,565 1,006,226 99,883 36,536 BRoWn bG+ 1,966,000 0 5,563 12,262 153,231 950,397 77,923 9,563 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey GL+ 7,128,372 492,722 20,386 86,293 441,673 9,653,424 94,697 50,034 cALifoRniA dAViS GLM+ 4,241,335 79,264 13,338 18,027 263,516 235,525 12,911 4,336 cALifoRniA iRVine bGM+ 2,893,477 152,779 11,275 4,240 11,300 71,661 13,079 13,041 cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS LM+ 6,218,665 72,716 16,286 69,960 636,051 4,143,107 269,704 35,317 cALifoRniA RiVeRSide G+ 2,280,683 299,797 11,854 4,411 106,673 22,100 21,940 9,799 cALifoRniA SAn diego bGM+ 3,309,102 0 17,143 14,053 114,780 318,820 124,362 19,863 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA G+ 3,771,838 451,767 13,229 17,095 4,461,772 1,824 134,935 11,207 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe GLM+ 2,601,135 29,017 8,459 14,690 65,080 72,556 34,356 22,060 chicAgo bGLM+ 3,114,979 uA/nA 12,590 39,296 435,570 0 56,995 7,751 cincinnAti bGLM+ 3,371,800 30,140 13,998 26,142 172,474 302,023 64,835 23,433 coLoRAdo bGL+ 6,993,960 963,779 12,156 38,518 218,069 970,698 69,010 16,697 coLoRAdo StAte G+ 1,159,032 uA/nA 2,511 7,084 39,262 4,449 778 863 coLuMBiA GLM+ 6,345,302 175,665 37,092 243,114 139,128 864,228 106,393 37,218 connecticut BGLM+ 4,320,791 0 4,075 27,261 232,404 2,416 60,634 11,560 coRneLL BGL+ 8,507,563 0 19,495 65,673 253,439 53,026 121,293 39,842 dARtMouth GM+ 2,605,009 0 11,150 23,168 191,091 490,828 37,193 18,544 deLAWARe G+ 3,443,953 451,186 357,153 5,119 126,724 781 1,983 19,878 duKe bLM+ 4,313,350 1,257,457 61,520 55,103 132,901 925,054 61,665 76,203 eMoRy BGLM+ 6,254,488 256,899 12,078 23,129 17,418 2,959 55,613 40,647 fLoRidA BbGLM+ 7,901,639 1,241,342 8,315 8,840 853,546 191,323 23,337 44,765 fLoRidA StAte BbLM+ 9,109,694 857,378 9,838 8,741 173,350 6,590 62,592 19,459 geoRge WAShington GLM+ 2,946,196 0 891 22,794 18,837 170,429 10,642 17,367 geoRgetoWn bGLM+ 4,026,834 9,385 7,640 18,406 1,963 377,471 21,785 32,728 geoRgiA GL+ 6,632,493 1,066,004 21,866 59,023 660,644 1,647,480 134,841 159,524 geoRgiA tech G+ 4,627,573 0 15,584 6,696 198,213 111,267 1,866 6,177 gueLPh BG+ 2,346,336 0 3,198 13,560 75,292 6,882 12,468 uA/nA hARVARd GLM+ 9,814,796 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA hAWAii GLM+ 3,517,793 0 5,341 7,867 93,955 3,116 35,055 34,623 houSton bL+ 5,985,299 680,971 2,721 4,971 5,704 526 17,218 7,292 INSTITUTION Notes hoWARd bLM+ 4,234,651 6,759 326 20,810 40 160,211 25,369 8,548 iLLinoiS chicAgo M+ 4,197,939 793,177 uA/nA 33,733 204,768 2,108,579 7,846 12,407 iLLinoiS uRBAnA bGL+ 9,636,471 0 14,225 46,118 674,574 90,822 159,474 29,575 indiAnA GLM+ 6,882,420 383,266 79,695 36,423 524,525 3,026,857 275,313 66,559 ioWA bLM+ uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA 16,969 423,215 uA/nA 29,665 35,113 ioWA StAte G+ 3,521,259 0 10,911 17,203 98,676 904,186 16,453 54,011 JohnS hoPKinS BbG+ 4,394,653 1,324 6,158 13,313 217,136 69,429 31,408 12,756 KAnSAS BbLM+ 3,657,049 739,024 13,835 55,683 337,719 3,407,468 38,948 25,114 Kent StAte BbG+ uA/nA 0 85,000 11,364 8,255 13,936 16,954 14,152 KentucKy GLM+ 6,471,766 1,036,210 8,209 26,780 261,629 2,148,672 50,914 42,964 LAVAL G+ 1,299,734 0 7,017 0 302,853 214,552 23,367 29,184 LouiSiAnA StAte GLM+ 9,014,560 590,485 9,828 23,877 454,880 uA/nA 24,288 4,250 LouiSViLLe BbG+ 2,219,718 . . 20,869,940 22,340 1,514,744 33,302 10,249 McgiLL BbGLM+ 1,848,185 784,146 10,369 3,658 237,049 322,655 53,102 15,342 McMASteR GM+ 1,599,937 0 1,860 12,966 146,826 253 29,018 3,062 MAnitoBA G+ 1,473,614 222,243 uA/nA 12,947 105,734 269,825 29,903 10,446 MARyLAnd G 5,832,845 199,706 7,829 42,156 224,015 363,467 341,485 47,782 MASSAchuSettS G+ 2,584,531 0 1,806 15,153 99,810 250,060 20,743 4,487 Mit G+ 2,416,804 uA/nA 59,069 24,280 126,514 452,377 32,191 6,607 MiAMi bGLM+ 3,993,799 0 3,880 17,932 58,863 12,746 57,028 16,468 MichigAn GLM+ uA/nA 0 uA/nA 47,306 349,447 20,815,850 60,086 42,131 MichigAn StAte GL+ 6,776,737 uA/nA 25,367 2,750 232,107 1,817 68,280 6,181 MinneSotA bGLM+ 7,008,203 2,640,164 17,711 80,729 445,773 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA MiSSouRi GL+ 8,118,672 1,681,883 2,320 11,853 273,036 630 25,578 5,713 MontReAL GLM+ 1,547,142 0 9,259 0 13,171 115,696 65,449 15,269 neBRASKA GL+ 4,687,095 552,672 8,205 10,620 169,586 103,900 36,053 3,469 neW MeXico GLM+ 4,721,312 663,556 76,982 15,813 233,689 1,094,244 31,165 10,040 neW yoRK bGLM+ 5,561,308 482,172 6,320 35,777 383 2,400,299 107,601 50,651 noRth cARoLinA GLM+ 5,142,758 1,625,932 12,743 39,911 297,079 1,623,335 317,383 64,831 noRth cARoLinA StAte G+ 5,446,201 0 406,619 13,791 49,225 128,463 4,683 24,650 noRthWeSteRn BGLM+ 4,554,601 7,808 15,407 17,608 208,383 611,000 64,214 32,522 notRe dAMe bGL+ 3,958,901 0 6,646 uA/nA 20,779 229,998 25,558 11,598 ohio BbG+ 2,000,195 uA/nA 4,658 7,300 45,995 182,198 32,628 36,106 ohio StAte bGLM+ 6,059,429 832 14,315 35,181 230,474 2,468,362 81,360 uA/nA oKLAhoMA GLM+ 4,465,689 35,360 5,366 18,258 155,851 1,748,835 4,574 8,672 oKLAhoMA StAte BGM+ 4,533,703 180,337 15,622 10,641 320,214 179,562 13,779 17,835 oRegon bGL+ 4,159,767 268,640 3,012 74,329 780,424 1,319,929 77,990 28,999 PennSyLVAniA GLM+ 4,147,587 uA/nA 249 18,000 138,602 753,377 91,180 20,219 PennSyLVAniA StAte BGLM+ 6,933,343 0 11,059 31,945 442,678 597,846 82,704 171,402 INSTITUTION Notes PittSBuRgh BGLM+ 5,442,379 0 58,519 31,528 124,412 812,701 115,315 95,114 PRinceton bG+ 6,550,035 4,646 11,864 35,143 334,099 249,521 93,950 9,284 PuRdue G+ 3,104,959 485,929 13,234 3,610 344,522 1,542 1,027 12,968 QueenS LM+ 3,923,674 1,114,838 uA/nA uA/nA 158,880 28,322 uA/nA uA/nA Rice G+ 3,276,520 55,896 15,682 7,926 27,167 34,900 48,219 14,060 RocheSteR bM+ 5,120,381 419,912 7,325 15,123 105,411 11,812 98,294 INSTITUTION Notes LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA G+ 8,182,821 334,000,000 uA/nA 170,285 2,966,064 24,627,186 333,973 INSTITUTION Notes INSTITUTION Notes INSTITUTION INSTITUTION Notes INSTITUTION 202,694 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine G+ 605,672 0 2,560 4,878 0 69,285 uA/nA ALABAMA bGLM+ 1,241,164 6,329,417 80,501 37,164 7,688,246 68,007 HOWARD bLM+ 246,474 3,360,936 166,322 50,000 3,823,732 63,000 2,893,992 2,138,628 402,691 5,435,311 951,272 10,273,315 HOWARD PITTSBURGH BGLM+ 2,785,410 9,243,253 339,178 2,489,183 14,857,024 195,737 6,678,904 4,906,078 953,840 12,538,822 4,068,526 31,660,109 PITTSBURGH 83,837 neW yoRK PuBLic + 6,916,121 uA/nA uA/nA 65,905 433,776 4,399,640 580,835 ALBERTA G+ 6,087,053 10,155,590 0 637,488 16,880,131 82,715 ILLINOIS CHICAGO M+ 1,292,036 4,232,443 3,341,282 262,735 9,128,496 UA/NA PRINCETON bG+ 7,721,342 10,769,945 2,113,814 592,003 21,197,104 513,804 9,541,754 8,347,687 899,642 18,789,083 4,919,618 45,419,609 PRINCETON 72,467 neW yoRK StAte G+ 8,504,454 uA/nA 8,862 29,291 211,366 71,358 56 ARIZONA bGLM+ 2,857,568 8,366,628 840,821 562,371 12,627,388 63,659 ILLINOIS URBANA bGL+ 2,895,921 9,626,380 849,572 693,789 14,065,662 285,420 PURDUE G+ 1,447,270 7,022,039 1,934,647 176,264 10,580,220 89,563 5,891,096 4,214,507 938,232 11,043,835 3,860,300 25,573,918 PURDUE 94 SMithSoniAn G+ 190,368 0 1,763 2,124 149 2,031 359 ARIZONA STATE BGL+ 2,457,075 8,261,537 552,159 162,780 11,433,551 137,606 INDIANA GLM+ 6,427,271 8,782,161 1,090,405 205,029 16,504,866 218,860 QUEENS LM+ 1,630,058 7,367,618 181,464 364,153 9,543,294 85,513 3,414,591 4,687,169 315,377 8,417,136 1,502,065 19,548,008 QUEENS 583 AUBURN bG+ 568,640 5,016,185 44,937 0 5,629,762 48,116 IOWA bLM+ 2,352,587 9,918,930 615,896 703,459 13,590,872 151,742 RICE G+ 4,210,131 6,139,862 372,956 405,094 11,128,043 50,080 3,442,262 1,536,384 167,747 5,146,393 714,789 17,039,305 RICE 19,054 RutgeRS BGL+ 6,048,708 2,668,634 15,524 28,016 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count U/A -Unavailable BOSTON LM+ 1,305,954 7,860,431 286,547 15,125 9,468,057 160,363 IOWA STATE G+ 1,719,386 7,105,893 129,270 404,778 9,359,327 127,105 ROCHESTER bM+ 1,161,236 6,258,440 358,573 31,333 7,809,582 111,793 6,349,979 2,155,275 513,936 9,019,190 6,361,120 23,301,685 ROCHESTER uA/nA SASKAtcheWAn GLM+ 3,087,965 414,618 4,009 268 73,526 18,599 17,513 L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses N/A -Not Applicable M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic . -no data supplied BOSTON COLLEGE L+ 1,368,393 5,125,794 1,118,387 1,366,735 8,979,309 96,752 JOHNS HOPKINS BbG+ 2,030,703 10,842,794 878,413 1,072,306 14,824,216 77,266 RUTGERS BGL+ 1,352,783 7,774,275 962,985 364,601 10,454,644 111,749 7,325,228 10,986,436 1,213,008 19,524,672 2,342,995 32,434,060 RUTGERS 1,936 South cARoLinA LM+ 5,357,428 944,768 4,044 9,876 323,474 250,090 38,412 BRIGHAM YOUNG L+ 3,178,353 7,909,894 64,206 155,394 11,307,847 116,780 KANSAS BbLM+ 2,084,991 5,860,695 1,055,099 581,065 9,581,850 135,168 SASKATCHEWAN GLM+ 2,130,561 6,347,299 UA/NA 464,305 8,942,165 72,758 4,139,164 3,222,172 276,594 7,637,931 1,248,714 17,901,568 SASKATCHEWAN 17,486 SoutheRn cALifoRniA BGLM+ 6,329,276 271,720 11,598 47,940 84,494 3,192,388 32,048 BRITISH COLUMBIA G+ 3,296,520 10,404,252 832,745 383,713 14,917,231 135,630 KENT STATE BbG+ 810,787 3,232,164 UA/NA 0 4,042,951 77,038 SOUTH CAROLINA LM+ 1,357,022 6,116,438 411,847 166,497 8,051,804 72,821 4,058,321 3,317,677 598,802 7,974,800 3,643,160 19,742,585 SOUTH CAROLINA 34,755 SoutheRn iLLinoiS LM+ 4,601,724 312,699 11,214 27,136 343,126 6,997 29,880 BROWN bG+ 1,934,956 5,593,056 329,890 636,358 8,494,260 78,959 KENTUCKY GLM+ 1,624,478 6,421,219 1,686,050 684,330 10,416,077 144,418 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BGLM+ 2,874,283 7,878,187 138,947 241,037 11,132,454 157,736 9,015,433 6,165,255 1,968,628 17,149,316 9,953,703 38,393,209 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 18,461 Suny-ALBAny G+ 2,896,185 0 2,283 13,133 25,207 56,149 8,037 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY GL+ 8,117,984 10,766,841 850,834 383,188 20,118,847 1,054,748 LAVAL G+ 2,706,726 7,322,707 155,102 190,331 10,374,866 76,254 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS LM+ 736,010 5,866,259 152,081 276,904 7,031,254 125,101 2,847,194 2,860,590 990,270 6,698,054 1,443,490 15,297,899 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 7,764 Suny-BuffALo GLM+ 6,120,752 0 13,982 12,623 198,605 167,423 59,750 CALIFORNIA DAVIS GLM+ 2,297,876 4,597,531 962,950 254,872 8,113,229 153,388 LOUISIANA STATE GLM+ 1,993,211 5,283,693 109,975 0 7,386,879 49,292 SUNY-ALBANY G+ 885,746 4,215,691 47,580 255,784 5,404,801 56,502 3,946,577 2,204,293 495,310 6,646,180 75,884 12,183,367 SUNY-ALBANY 17,688 Suny-Stony BRooK M+ 3,837,217 347,884 862 8,065 133,173 9,457 41,822 CALIFORNIA IRVINE bGM+ 2,739,752 6,474,353 294,234 UA/NA 9,508,339 65,401 LOUISVILLE BbG+ 951,788 4,811,709 3,442,528 0 9,206,025 107,458 SUNY-BUFFALO GLM+ 1,273,433 7,172,458 148,791 59,272 8,653,954 67,779 6,723,181 2,485,850 1,289,276 10,498,307 1,567,889 20,787,929 SUNY-BUFFALO 8,221 SyRAcuSe GL+ 7,491,672 291,548 2,705 29,909 279,602 417,766 415,469 CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES LM+ 6,516,528 8,021,917 UA/NA 462,101 15,000,546 418,452 MCGILL BbGLM+ 5,210,714 10,187,365 245,315 442,234 16,085,628 246,275 SUNY-STONY BROOK M+ 420,700 5,221,576 397,263 1,071,596 7,111,135 60,579 5,064,220 902,657 423,382 6,390,259 749,058 14,311,031 SUNY-STONY BROOK 22,417 teMPLe BbGLM+ 3,308,050 24,766 3,588 38,575 121,662 10,038,127 23,901 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE G+ 1,282,122 4,338,335 56,016 69,405 5,745,878 181,812 MCMASTER GM+ 1,058,438 5,714,150 517,841 971,509 8,261,937 4,067 SYRACUSE GL+ 1,258,269 5,316,483 463,151 0 7,037,903 51,230 4,039,921 3,971,391 478,594 8,489,906 1,549,946 17,128,985 SYRACUSE 10,537 tenneSSee BbGLM+ 4,389,259 4,158 3,667 13,622 392,137 14,017 25,891 CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO bGM+ 2,668,605 6,520,966 394,191 0 9,583,762 264,931 MANITOBA G+ 2,037,195 5,822,024 45,291 426,280 8,330,789 160,107 TEMPLE BbGLM+ 2,216,053 5,690,849 3,688,587 7,461 11,602,950 141,357 4,806,835 2,440,474 693,279 7,940,588 3,109,273 22,794,168 TEMPLE 19,082 teXAS GL+ 6,628,794 0 10,526 126,180 327,219 11,931,928 193,332 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA G+ 1,836,596 3,962,387 0 0 5,798,983 152,549 MARYLAND G 1,588,899 7,651,874 638,088 218,746 10,097,607 113,804 TENNESSEE BbGLM+ 2,132,077 9,432,867 455,852 189,224 12,210,020 103,438 5,479,556 3,696,339 728,009 9,903,904 1,338,868 23,556,230 TENNESSEE 78,236 teXAS A&M BbG+ 5,686,474 65,519 10,869 22,856 237,956 541,868 26,730 CASE WESTERN RESERVE GLM+ 719,638 5,626,072 219,293 137,605 6,702,608 69,453 MASSACHUSETTS G+ 1,084,359 5,028,032 403,355 29,273 6,545,019 97,816 3,874,503 3,207,608 529,560 7,611,671 1,741,283 15,995,789 MASSACHUSETTS TEXAS GL+ 3,349,386 9,820,242 4,186,655 259,408 17,615,691 202,482 8,641,986 10,672,107 1,458,561 20,772,654 5,259,179 43,850,006 TEXAS 28,463 teXAS tech BLM+ 2,726,735 4,222 390,368 33,532 162,427 1,649,059 25,367 34,682 toRonto B+ 5,491,412 uA/nA 848,299 41,416 281,760 781,676 206,148 34,177 tuLAne BLM+ 2,252,124 94,550 1,495 48,785 29,986 560 7,942 CHICAGO bGLM+ 6,144,425 11,559,713 0 0 17,704,138 401,626 MIT G+ 1,624,976 6,817,728 371,925 71,926 8,886,555 197,119 8,322,977 4,009,913 353,627 12,686,517 3,276,441 25,046,632 MIT TEXAS A&M BbG+ 5,180,137 11,101,887 720,576 0 17,002,600 113,146 7,814,173 3,612,683 901,975 12,328,831 4,705,074 34,149,651 TEXAS A&M suMMaRy data Microform Units Government Documents Computer Files Manuscripts and Archives Cartographic Materials Graphic Materials Audio Materials CINCINNATI bGLM+ 2,451,165 7,075,210 606,555 150,755 10,283,685 134,264 MIAMI bGLM+ 3,147,172 9,739,138 0 327,278 13,213,588 91,131 4,758,964 4,174,269 708,373 9,641,606 4,304,519 27,250,844 MIAMI TEXAS TECH BLM+ 2,707,128 7,318,882 229,414 824,265 11,079,689 92,165 4,929,494 3,343,608 1,242,656 9,515,758 4,497,118 25,184,730 TEXAS TECH Film and Video COLORADO bGL+ 2,171,442 7,158,550 891,264 793,505 11,014,761 108,434 MICHIGAN GLM+ 5,186,157 13,324,502 171,764 1,843,453 20,525,876 437,616 11,897,358 12,161,191 1,794,610 25,853,159 4,782,459 51,599,110 MICHIGAN TORONTO B+ 8,349,661 11,493,126 5,979,621 UA/NA 25,822,409 315,787 15,348,537 16,308,262 4,004,668 35,661,466 6,354,878 68,154,539 TORONTO 4,995 utAh LM 3,638,146 898,343 8,206 36,178 254,189 1,658,465 52,085 COLORADO STATE G+ 1,322,568 4,611,644 263,633 348,119 6,545,964 44,351 MICHIGAN STATE GL+ 2,244,634 8,444,193 438,791 139,686 11,267,304 202,351 5,251,600 5,019,324 1,398,441 11,669,365 2,467,965 25,606,985 MICHIGAN STATE TULANE BLM+ 1,770,102 6,093,411 323,048 2,000 8,188,561 45,092 2,899,493 2,040,338 255,212 5,195,043 748,643 14,177,339 TULANE 35,458 VAndeRBiLt LM+ 3,044,268 263,092 9,839 21,413 108,744 224,321 38,135 (Survey Question Number) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) COLUMBIA GLM+ 6,098,651 14,110,787 2,084,407 1,391,211 23,685,056 635,352 MINNESOTA bGLM+ 3,436,528 11,501,644 1,362,691 277,421 16,578,284 297,751 7,854,878 8,745,597 1,517,220 18,117,695 5,740,315 40,734,045 MINNESOTA UTAH LM 1,924,324 5,739,547 60,902 255,769 7,980,542 114,166 5,281,736 5,981,915 1,613,307 12,876,958 3,724,178 24,695,844 UTAH 21,696 ViRginiA GLM+ 5,536,709 674,257 11,665 27,928 152,697 449,408 81,420 univeRsity LibRaRies CONNECTICUT BGLM+ 956,188 6,958,737 249,772 819,366 8,984,063 165,115 MISSOURI GL+ 1,029,157 5,985,414 1,438,636 62,373 8,515,580 102,702 3,511,413 2,454,935 419,305 6,385,653 1,690,135 16,694,070 MISSOURI VANDERBILT LM+ 1,747,797 9,514,270 133,925 39,800 11,435,792 127,912 6,434,470 3,273,212 451,967 10,159,649 3,004,230 24,727,583 VANDERBILT 38,769 ViRginiA tech G 6,323,119 399,525 10,594 17,979 140,478 163,975 11,779 17,172 WAShington GLM+ 7,788,178 0 18,448 68,413 369,521 1,335,917 80,395 49,249 WAShington StAte BG+ 3,938,825 0 541 19,333 2,418 369,435 15,356 35,491 WAShington u.-St. LouiS bGLM+ 3,448,834 0 14,967 15,671 117,685 3 42,573 61,366 WAteRLoo G+ 1,710,239 0 9,724 5,633 146,659 41 413 261 WAyne StAte + 3,896,048 388,182 5,797 74,000 56,235 2,159,539 46,731 30,565 WeSteRn ontARio GL+ 4,062,350 0 0 11,634 15,381 1,600,000 49,390 WiSconSin GLM+ 6,350,062 757,805 15,978 158,397 599,282 6,280,823 353,608 29,588 yALe LM+ 10,269,372 0 0 92,675 462,904 2,340,314 243,416 29,211 yoRK BGL+ 4,187,860 uA/nA 3,177 12,346 111,980 8,647 36,227 27,025 BoSton PuBLic G 6,943,244 1,858,078 13 uA/nA . . 65,948 125,030 ciSti + 5,000,000 0 2,050 2,231 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS + 1,901,585 uA/nA 1,537 uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA uA/nA LiBRARy of congReSS bG+ 16,086,572 0 380,648 62,778 nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy bG+ 1,100,928 0 1,945 19,808 5,140 1,476 403 4,016 HOUSTON bL+ 1,760,006 6,275,219 394,690 481,962 8,911,877 131,353 PENNSYLVANIA STATE BGLM+ 3,946,715 12,954,911 786,018 138,479 17,826,123 402,103 10,507,239 13,203,238 726,145 24,436,622 5,021,538 47,686,386 PENNSYLVANIA STATE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS bG+ 5,202,000 6,395,000 6,802,984 260,854 18,660,838 1,352,050 5,357,385 14,470,265 3,005,028 1,207,776 gRand totaLs 572,631,205 370,697,823 3,733,267 24,453,094 38,255,679 166,067,797 11,460,102 4,538,928 HAWAII GLM+ 1,375,014 5,630,515 117,630 42,641 7,165,800 143,008 PENNSYLVANIA GLM+ 3,734,557 10,090,093 564,886 779,323 15,168,859 317,016 8,046,266 8,094,502 850,456 16,991,224 5,943,884 38,011,711 PENNSYLVANIA CENTER FOR RESEARCH LIBRARIES + 78,924 272,539 655,576 20,421 1,027,460 UA/NA uA/nA HARVARD GLM+ 13,455,145 9,248,116 11,532,084 55,984 34,291,329 1,111,119 OREGON bGL+ 1,675,671 3,976,853 UA/NA 1,065,756 6,718,280 106,229 3,741,606 2,888,147 1,049,169 7,678,922 1,973,830 16,477,261 OREGON CISTI + 518,789 10,578,513 301,657 11,692 11,410,651 0 749 Median 5,958,061 0 1,998 24,550 211,366 71,358 65,948 Totals 55,431,765 335,858,078 399,378 357,300 8,973,880 43,641,241 Number of Libraries Reporting 10 7 8 8 7 7 7 GUELPH BG+ 1,418,595 3,586,461 138,475 540,877 5,684,408 34,312 OKLAHOMA STATE BGM+ 1,402,560 5,286,432 113,866 38,453 6,841,311 69,145 4,490,310 2,766,159 612,148 7,868,617 2,163,237 16,942,310 OKLAHOMA STATE BOSTON PUBLIC G 3,754,079 1,150,588 1,152,171 37,490 6,094,328 10,614 9 GEORGIA TECH G+ 571,817 4,227,563 1,406,161 0 6,205,541 38,418 OKLAHOMA GLM+ 3,313,871 8,582,861 1,803,987 381,114 14,081,833 218,547 3,179,813 2,405,624 1,065,528 6,650,965 1,912,562 22,863,907 OKLAHOMA YORK BGL+ 2,577,912 7,881,161 209,117 103,349 10,771,539 177,918 3,986,602 1,697,246 GEORGIA GL+ 2,405,117 8,415,725 401,668 382,979 11,605,489 254,042 OHIO STATE bGLM+ 3,232,837 8,765,104 595,835 585,062 13,178,838 322,443 8,394,752 5,597,577 2,650,050 16,642,379 8,329,578 38,473,238 OHIO STATE YALE LM+ 11,741,599 5,557,697 16,045,965 0 33,345,261 515,555 72,467 GEORGETOWN bGLM+ 2,467,328 7,843,448 450,267 481,743 11,242,786 108,293 OHIO BbG+ 1,277,551 3,642,738 520,206 200,514 5,641,009 38,319 2,235,553 2,576,608 665,623 5,477,784 1,233,362 12,390,474 OHIO WISCONSIN GLM+ 2,017,313 6,263,640 2,252,086 441,493 10,974,532 184,979 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies GEORGE WASHINGTON GLM+ 2,634,298 6,103,662 273,006 1,377,163 10,388,129 145,442 NOTRE DAME bGL+ 4,979,282 6,573,240 0 53,915 11,606,437 103,076 4,893,032 4,920,009 493,386 10,306,427 2,061,290 24,077,230 NOTRE DAME WESTERN ONTARIO GL+ 2,266,855 9,129,335 UA/NA 241,691 11,637,880 116,165 1,685 Mean 4,701,813 348,397 31,751 219,053 263,800 1,144,173 69,199 CORNELL BGL+ 6,761,733 7,934,603 857,024 289,887 15,843,247 158,581 MONTREAL GLM+ 1,976,784 9,211,831 95,919 10,271 11,294,805 140,224 7,162,773 10,772,910 UA/NA 17,935,683 1,205,676 30,576,387 MONTREAL VIRGINIA GLM+ 3,117,556 8,426,644 1,523,169 400,283 13,467,652 133,378 7,009,219 9,063,042 848,972 16,921,233 5,407,540 35,929,803 VIRGINIA 26,808 Median 4,277,343 123,665 10,369 18,870 172,474 249,521 40,385 DARTMOUTH GM+ 1,681,053 7,088,387 101,739 0 8,871,179 117,408 NEBRASKA GL+ 427,296 6,401,031 155,183 56,478 7,039,988 144,081 3,433,931 2,961,885 654,997 7,050,813 1,382,252 15,617,134 NEBRASKA VIRGINIA TECH G 1,126,563 5,423,174 UA/NA 493,307 7,043,044 50,749 2,342,125 2,866,591 406,992 5,615,708 1,010,566 13,720,067 VIRGINIA TECH 19,661 High 10,269,372 2,668,634 848,299 20,869,940 4,461,772 20,815,850 415,469 DELAWARE G+ 2,217,605 5,778,112 544,957 268,414 8,809,088 42,469 NEW MEXICO GLM+ 1,377,722 6,581,497 269,897 447,723 8,676,839 83,212 4,863,734 6,423,517 717,864 12,005,115 3,319,369 24,084,535 NEW MEXICO WASHINGTON GLM+ 3,085,456 11,393,157 268,939 114,875 14,862,427 213,119 11,904,128 7,798,716 2,327,126 22,029,970 3,749,314 40,854,830 WASHINGTON 171,402 Low 1,159,032 0 0 0 40 0 413 DUKE bLM+ 5,413,023 9,865,125 74,168 1,155,318 16,507,634 197,108 NEW YORK bGLM+ 4,017,073 11,165,164 1,129,396 186,903 16,498,536 470,701 9,617,319 9,526,571 1,559,454 20,703,344 6,930,149 44,602,730 NEW YORK WASHINGTON STATE BG+ 1,162,960 5,042,750 8,215 210,551 6,424,476 45,761 3,022,487 3,070,487 629,485 6,722,459 1,517,246 14,709,942 WASHINGTON STATE 261 Totals 517,199,440 34,839,745 3,333,889 24,095,794 29,281,799 122,426,556 EMORY BGLM+ 5,908,477 4,877,256 3,639,948 476,677 14,902,358 133,881 NORTH CAROLINA GLM+ 3,158,630 9,443,093 3,614,174 106,676 16,322,573 265,396 10,686,200 7,114,097 1,143,426 18,943,723 5,591,823 41,123,515 NORTH CAROLINA WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS bGLM+ 1,695,048 8,486,004 2,062,167 219,513 12,462,732 109,437 6,014,991 3,486,702 717,370 10,219,063 4,556,365 27,347,597 WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS 7,473,500 2,841,682 Number of Libraries Reporting 110 100 105 110 111 107 108 FLORIDA BbGLM+ 1,348,788 9,938,022 1,034,154 106,786 12,427,750 120,869 NORTH CAROLINA STATE G+ 1,862,181 6,616,791 415,264 914,842 9,809,078 210,919 7,228,469 3,087,654 643,498 10,959,621 7,270,144 28,249,762 NORTH CAROLINA STATE WATERLOO G+ 1,267,256 4,649,880 122,520 494,105 6,533,760 49,765 2,657,553 3,825,489 669,729 7,152,770 1,738,974 15,475,270 WATERLOO 106 FLORIDA STATE BbLM+ 1,287,909 5,337,897 1,297,356 260,304 8,183,466 45,618 NORTHWESTERN BGLM+ 3,631,003 8,783,955 688,964 493,004 13,596,926 174,615 7,129,458 4,684,651 703,498 12,517,607 2,857,993 29,147,141 NORTHWESTERN WAYNE STATE + 1,181,664 7,495,718 0 329,760 9,007,142 79,889 5,225,694 2,967,890 1,155,782 9,349,366 2,365,219 20,801,616 WAYNE STATE

anaLysis of seLeCted vaRiabLes of univeRsity LibRaRies, 2007-2008

  Figures in italics are derived from a sampling method rather than an actual count.The percentages and ratios below are select indicators that describe the condition of ARL university libraries. The high and low figures indicate the range, while the mean and median indicate the central tendency of the distributions for ARL university libraries. Note that a distribution is normal when the mean and the median figures are identical. If the mean is larger than the median then the distribution is positively skewed, and if the opposite is true the distribution is negatively skewed. 


	,577 45,967,726 4,258,798 669,801,547 Monographs Current Serials Other Library UA/NA 22,822,493 11,734,582 244,162 2,488,518 742,819 UA/NA 323,924,456 325,864,203 expendituRes Materials Miscellaneous CENTER FOR RESEARCH LIBRARIES BOSTON PUBLIC CISTI LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Materials Total Library Materials Contract Binding (Survey Question Number) UA/NA 548,341 UA/NA (15.a) (15.b) (15.c) (15.d) (15) (16) Notes NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY bG+ UA/NA 1,696,015 323,924,456 INSTITUTION 219,032 3,057,505 509,560 0 3,786,097 2,500 LIBRARY & ARCHIVES CANADA G+ 777,674 450,217 445,156 132,790 1,805,837 UA/NA NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE G+ 1,325,549 7,689,804 38,303 . 9,053,656 138,023 NEW YORK PUBLIC + 7,772,851 3,595,074 3,856,986 UA/NA 15,224,911 668,904 NEW YORK STATE G+ 1,740,000 2,530,000 UA/NA 0 4,270,000 27,823 SMITHSONIAN G+ 405,964 1,102,830 0 51,961 1,560,755 32,048 + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count U/A -Unavailable L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses N/A -Not Applicable M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic . -no data supplied suMMaRy data Monographs Current Serials Other Library Materials Miscellaneous Materials Total Library Materials Contract Binding (Survey Question Number) (15.a) (15.b) (15.c) (15.d) (15) (16) univeRsity LibRaRies Mean 2,716,677 7,369,145 1,023,252 372,877 11,421,020 168,796 Median 2,037,195 7,075,210 403,355 259,408 10,388,129 122,985 High 13,455,145 14,110,787 16,045,965 2,489,183 34,291,329 1,111,119 Low 246,474 3,232,164 0 0 3,823,732 4,067 Totals 306,984,547 832,713,383 109,487,911 41,389,384 1,290,575,224 18,905,174 Number of Libraries Reporting 113 113 107 111 113 112 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies Median 1,051,612 2,793,753 509,560 28,956 5,182,164 29,936 Totals 21,794,863 36,822,070 13,762,393 515,208 72,894,534 2,231,962 Number of Libraries Reporting 10 10 9 8 10 8 gRand totaLs 328,779,410 869,535,452 123,250,303 41,904,592 1,363,469,758 21,137,136 expendituRes Salaries & Wages Professional Staff Salaries & Wages Support Staff Salaries & Wages Student Assistants Total Salaries &Wages Other Operating Expenditures Total Library Expenditures (17.a) (17.b) (17.c) (17) (19) (20) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 12,583,397 2,860,836 29,890 15,474,123 9,540,548 28,803,268 NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY 52,622,170 23,111,200 704,893 76,438,263 UA/NA 78,244,100 LIBRARY & ARCHIVES CANADA 21,288,580 4,563,038 527,492 26,379,110 25,183,957 60,754,746 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE 16,973,850 11,391,606 1,469,329 29,834,785 12,537,654 58,266,254 NEW YORK PUBLIC UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA 6,471,850 938,122 11,707,795 NEW YORK STATE 4,954,790 2,069,238 9,458 7,033,486 1,196,254 9,822,543 SMITHSONIAN suMMaRy data Salaries & Wages Professional Staff Salaries & Wages Support Staff Salaries & Wages Student Assistants Total Salaries &Wages Other Operating Expenditures Total Library Expenditures (17.a) (17.b) (17.c) (17) (19) (20) (Survey Question Number) univeRsity LibRaRies 6,471,628 5,139,087 940,571 12,542,962 3,476,419 27,607,703 Mean 5,303,529 4,081,895 714,982 10,209,086 2,597,096 23,556,230 Median 40,369,569 20,660,430 4,004,668 62,798,140 19,683,709 117,884,297 High 2,235,553 902,657 48,338 4,511,641 75,884 10,273,315 Low 731,293,975 580,716,776 105,343,950 1,417,354,701 392,835,394 3,119,670,494 Totals 113 113 112 113 113 113 Number of Libraries Reporting nonuniveRsity LibRaRies 14,778,624 4,563,038 527,492 23,577,624 11,734,582 44,565,151 Median 445,795,979 56,540,307 3,569,210 535,199,838 400,463,019 1,010,789,353 Totals 8 7 7 10 9 10 Number of Libraries Reporting 1,177,089,954 637,257,083 108,913,160 1,952,554,540 793,298,413 4,130,459,847 gRand totaLs eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes One-time Electronic Resource Purchases Ongoing Electronic Resource Purchases Total Electronic Resource Purchases Total Library Materials Expenditures Electronic Resources as a % of Library Materials Budget (Survey Question Number) (21) (22) (21 + 22) (15) INSTITUTION Notes ALABAMA bGLM+ 306,950 3,730,223 4,037,173 7,688,246 52.51 ALBeRtA G+ 7,356,162 7,165,442 14,521,604 16,880,131 86.03 ARiZonA bGLM+ 1,009,605 6,336,444 7,346,049 12,627,388 58.18 ARiZonA StAte BGL+ 68,793 5,997,836 6,066,629 11,433,551 53.06 AuBuRn bG+ 0 4,704,780 4,704,780 5,629,762 83.57 BoSton LM+ 534,911 2,827,120 3,362,031 9,468,057 35.51 BoSton coLLege L+ 638,363 4,170,504 4,808,867 8,979,309 53.55 BRighAM young L+ UA/NA 5,173,184 5,173,184 11,307,847 45.75 BRitiSh coLuMBiA G+ 176,642 7,471,946 7,648,588 14,917,231 51.27 BRoWn bG+ 223,391 4,319,870 4,543,261 8,494,260 53.49 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey GL+ 523,848 5,998,556 6,522,404 20,118,847 32.42 cALifoRniA dAViS GLM+ 859,806 3,527,361 4,387,167 8,113,229 54.07 cALifoRniA iRVine bGM+ 483,924 4,240,672 4,724,596 9,508,339 49.69 cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS LM+ 339,502 4,522,530 4,862,032 15,000,546 32.41 cALifoRniA RiVeRSide G+ 4,002 2,274,782 2,278,784 5,745,878 39.66 cALifoRniA SAn diego bGM+ 474,626 4,809,297 5,283,923 9,583,762 55.13 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA G+ 16,195 2,680,741 2,696,936 5,798,983 46.51 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe GLM+ 142,721 3,374,918 3,517,639 6,702,608 52.48 chicAgo bGLM+ 872,864 4,894,830 5,767,694 17,704,138 32.58 cincinnAti bGLM+ 533,250 5,067,799 5,601,049 10,283,685 54.47 coLoRAdo bGL+ 779,715 5,848,781 6,628,496 11,014,761 60.18 coLoRAdo StAte G+ 324,857 3,867,699 4,192,556 6,545,964 64.05 coLuMBiA GLM+ 1,712,309 9,018,539 10,730,848 23,685,056 45.31 connecticut BGLM+ 109,074 5,301,347 5,410,421 8,984,063 60.22 coRneLL BGL+ 131,274 6,910,052 7,041,326 15,843,247 44.44 dARtMouth GM+ 78,120 5,166,265 5,244,385 8,871,179 59.12 deLAWARe G+ 463,689 5,085,956 5,549,645 8,809,088 63.00 duKe bLM+ 1,682,971 6,318,112 8,001,083 16,507,634 48.47 eMoRy BGLM+ 199,506 4,313,531 4,513,037 14,902,358 30.28 fLoRidA BbGLM+ 138,982 5,542,246 5,681,228 12,427,750 45.71 fLoRidA StAte BbLM+ 64,944 5,241,256 5,306,200 8,183,466 64.84 geoRge WAShington GLM+ 313,613 2,078,086 2,391,699 10,388,129 23.02 geoRgetoWn bGLM+ 187,091 3,986,516 4,173,607 11,242,786 37.12 geoRgiA GL+ 193,892 6,121,332 6,315,224 11,605,489 54.42 geoRgiA tech G+ 116,059 4,042,589 4,158,648 6,205,541 67.02 gueLPh BG+ 323,433 3,340,713 3,664,146 5,684,408 64.46 hARVARd GLM+ 8,300,095 UA/NA 8,300,095 34,291,329 24.20 hAWAii GLM+ 5,550 3,493,135 3,498,685 7,165,800 48.82 houSton bL+ 398,167 4,259,699 4,657,866 8,911,877 52.27 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. Library Expenditures Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. External Expenditures Computer Hardware and Software Expenditures Document Delivery/ Interlibrary Loan Expenditures (23.a) (23.b) (24) (25) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 318,654 9,566 391,149 36,206 ALABAMA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA ALBERTA UA/NA UA/NA 2,480,111 126,279 ARIZONA 110,124 0 531,124 336,443 ARIZONA STATE 176,892 166,500 711,465 90,860 AUBURN 182,320 UA/NA 284,194 78,423 BOSTON 160,457 UA/NA 181,609 17,751 BOSTON COLLEGE 455,489 UA/NA 788,030 49,021 BRIGHAM YOUNG 341,940 0 323,749 142,567 BRITISH COLUMBIA 0 8,500 109,090 169,296 BROWN 383,188 1,098,800 687,317 223,026 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY 135,105 961,450 628,003 135,975 CALIFORNIA DAVIS 130,549 892,775 527,696 78,798 CALIFORNIA IRVINE 462,101 1,167,475 2,400,378 292,792 CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES 170,306 549,400 158,727 60,295 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE 0 892,775 1,101,079 130,711 CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO 216,000 618,075 618,759 164,425 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA 82,299 143,698 209,087 40,251 CASE WESTERN RESERVE 383,914 250,000 516,063 238,702 CHICAGO 150,607 505,148 904,436 19,344 CINCINNATI 0 25,000 143,810 119,078 COLORADO 286,767 260,877 621,548 284,463 COLORADO STATE 527,268 0 1,358,001 UA/NA COLUMBIA 138,092 1,961,515 659,647 170,179 CONNECTICUT 250,000 0 2,008,155 123,486 CORNELL UA/NA UA/NA 226,280 198,151 DARTMOUTH 70,582 0 333,127 71,834 DELAWARE 314,281 2,969 1,242,884 55,582 DUKE 178,171 249,430 478,926 32,815 EMORY 184,272 565,034 430,100 78,906 FLORIDA 193,429 544,848 205,614 77,131 FLORIDA STATE 4,600 93,639 332,007 105,756 GEORGE WASHINGTON 183,449 3,726 388,084 38,279 GEORGETOWN 17,284 . 373,334 694 GEORGIA 175,000 0 427,254 289,876 GEORGIA TECH 187,560 270,172 400,119 81,742 GUELPH 2,094,192 UA/NA 1,876,259 UA/NA HARVARD 196,927 0 285,569 123,291 HAWAII 503,345 0 827,493 22,430 HOUSTON eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes One-time Electronic Resource Purchases Ongoing Electronic Resource Purchases Total Electronic Resource Purchases Total Library Materials Expenditures Electronic Resources as a % of Library Materials Budget (Survey Question Number) (21) (22) (21 + 22) (15) INSTITUTION Notes hoWARd bLM+ 22,000 2,053,989 2,075,989 3,823,732 54.29 iLLinoiS chicAgo M+ 105,000 4,541,070 4,646,070 9,128,496 50.90 iLLinoiS uRBAnA bGL+ 269,350 5,651,861 5,921,211 14,065,662 42.10 indiAnA GLM+ 1,230,400 5,356,619 6,587,019 16,504,866 39.91 ioWA bLM+ 356,625 5,937,277 6,293,902 13,590,872 46.31 ioWA StAte G+ 73,449 6,283,448 6,356,897 9,359,327 67.92 JohnS hoPKinS BbG+ 238,137 4,604,961 4,843,098 14,824,216 32.67 KAnSAS BbLM+ 1,015,630 3,915,753 4,931,383 9,581,850 51.47 Kent StAte BbG+ UA/NA UA/NA . 4,042,951 . KentucKy GLM+ 980,309 5,158,151 6,138,460 10,416,077 58.93 LAVAL G+ 465,692 5,202,663 5,668,355 10,374,866 54.64 LouiSiAnA StAte GLM+ 787,969 3,484,606 4,272,575 7,386,879 57.84 LouiSViLLe BbG+ 73,254 3,138,477 3,211,731 9,206,025 34.89 McgiLL BbGLM+ 1,289,265 7,597,757 8,887,022 16,085,628 55.25 McMASteR GM+ 398,745 4,903,903 5,302,647 8,261,937 64.18 MAnitoBA G+ 1,069,613 3,319,036 4,388,649 8,330,789 52.68 MARyLAnd G 357,421 6,027,399 6,384,820 10,097,607 63.23 MASSAchuSettS G+ 328,449 4,061,050 4,389,499 6,545,019 67.07 Mit G+ 654,405 4,660,758 5,315,163 8,886,555 59.81 MiAMi bGLM+ 524,849 6,419,942 6,944,791 13,213,588 52.56 MichigAn GLM+ 601,395 7,132,617 7,734,012 20,525,876 37.68 MichigAn StAte GL+ 686,909 5,636,707 6,323,616 11,267,304 56.12 MinneSotA bGLM+ 1,219,091 6,855,437 8,074,528 16,578,284 48.71 MiSSouRi GL+ 56,474 6,197,973 6,254,447 8,515,580 73.45 MontReAL GLM+ 307,828 6,358,934 6,666,762 11,294,805 59.03 neBRASKA GL+ 395,861 2,028,356 2,424,217 7,039,988 34.43 neW MeXico GLM+ 1,725,020 3,588,928 5,313,948 8,676,839 61.24 neW yoRK bGLM+ 1,058,971 8,167,089 9,226,060 16,498,536 55.92 noRth cARoLinA GLM+ 1,712,520 3,436,539 5,149,059 16,322,573 31.55 noRth cARoLinA StAte G+ 502,341 3,328,110 3,830,451 9,809,078 39.05 noRthWeSteRn BGLM+ 687,302 6,510,675 7,197,977 13,596,926 52.94 notRe dAMe bGL+ 1,756,322 4,734,878 6,491,200 11,606,437 55.93 ohio BbG+ 404,046 2,467,990 2,872,036 5,641,009 50.91 ohio StAte bGLM+ 288,080 6,302,092 6,590,172 13,178,838 50.01 oKLAhoMA GLM+ 1,684,445 2,894,609 4,579,054 14,081,833 32.52 oKLAhoMA StAte BGM+ UA/NA UA/NA . 6,841,311 . oRegon bGL+ 108,000 2,731,843 2,839,843 6,718,280 42.27 PennSyLVAniA GLM+ 627,031 6,165,221 6,792,252 14,759,587 46.02 PennSyLVAniA StAte BGLM+ 97,060 10,227,659 10,324,719 17,826,123 57.92 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. Library Expenditures Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. External Expenditures Computer Hardware and Software Expenditures Document Delivery/ Interlibrary Loan Expenditures (23.a) (23.b) (24) (25) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 113,489 UA/NA 91,516 23,500 HOWARD 49,477 UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA ILLINOIS CHICAGO 439,043 UA/NA 576,734 4,301 ILLINOIS URBANA 240,699 229,540 628,332 230,700 INDIANA 176,853 0 439,535 274,614 IOWA 97,760 0 636,034 171,195 IOWA STATE 33,445 0 601,856 46,078 JOHNS HOPKINS 307,363 0 428,822 226,855 KANSAS 104,933 573,692 373,756 31,655 KENT STATE 223,550 0 521,443 201,929 KENTUCKY . . . 54,625 LAVAL 330,080 139,280 67,776 71,668 LOUISIANA STATE . 233,589 308,469 30,140 LOUISVILLE 359,754 . 519,734 34,282 MCGILL 95,095 0 111,791 94,739 MCMASTER 86,867 0 281,882 165,995 MANITOBA 605,392 164,219 255,941 307,988 MARYLAND 248,033 75,000 232,637 124,399 MASSACHUSETTS 100,163 . 681,696 92,627 MIT 222,630 0 1,405,206 153,651 MIAMI 395,495 3,500 2,304,437 223,325 MICHIGAN 308,019 UA/NA 628,771 252,626 MICHIGAN STATE 234,652 240,800 1,881,259 269,076 MINNESOTA 129,135 0 56,055 37,950 MISSOURI 28,851 665,134 607,667 194,248 MONTREAL 139,289 125,887 403,993 64,449 NEBRASKA 558,946 1,270 431,718 49,892 NEW MEXICO UA/NA UA/NA 1,765,378 264,193 NEW YORK 393,290 UA/NA 999,092 160,165 NORTH CAROLINA 176,002 0 792,904 143,756 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 217,825 UA/NA 740,079 143,905 NORTHWESTERN 130,862 182,643 645,589 77,587 NOTRE DAME 152,065 499,209 278,180 49,007 OHIO 154,599 1,185,462 603,671 128,485 OHIO STATE 282,439 42,891 674,296 98,729 OKLAHOMA UA/NA UA/NA 707,540 96,170 OKLAHOMA STATE eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes One-time Electronic Resource Purchases Ongoing Electronic Resource Purchases Total Electronic Resource Purchases Total Library Materials Expenditures Electronic Resources as a % of Library Materials Budget (Survey Question Number) (21) (22) (21 + 22) (15) INSTITUTION Notes PittSBuRgh BGLM+ 494,775 9,082,800 9,577,575 14,857,024 64.46 PRinceton bG+ 587,551 7,806,016 8,393,567 21,197,104 39.60 PuRdue G+ 47,966 6,345,104 6,393,070 10,580,220 60.42 QueenS LM+ UA/NA 5,671,832 5,671,832 9,543,294 59.43 Rice G+ 1,122,258 3,635,342 4,757,600 11,128,043 42.75 RocheSteR bM+ 140,508 3,391,125 3,531,633 7,809,582 45.22 RutgeRS BGL+ 311,558 4,696,278 5,007,836 10,454,644 47.90 SASKAtcheWAn GLM+ 33,215 5,508,447 5,541,661 8,942,165 61.97 South cARoLinA LM+ 310,756 4,602,065 4,912,821 8,051,804 61.02 SoutheRn cALifoRniA BGLM+ 1,266,271 4,673,283 5,939,554 11,132,454 53.35 SoutheRn iLLinoiS LM+ 76,295 3,852,031 3,928,326 7,031,254 55.87 Suny-ALBAny G+ 123,778 1,836,463 1,960,241 5,404,801 36.27 Suny-BuffALo GLM+ 90,283 5,387,476 5,477,759 8,653,954 63.30 Suny-Stony BRooK M+ 190,481 3,753,464 3,943,945 7,111,135 55.46 SyRAcuSe GL+ 233,109 3,556,347 3,789,456 7,037,903 53.84 teMPLe BbGLM+ 1,447,647 5,154,310 6,601,957 11,602,950 56.90 tenneSSee BbGLM+ 551,622 5,091,930 5,643,552 12,210,020 46.22 teXAS GL+ 1,969,344 6,483,628 8,452,972 17,615,691 47.99 teXAS A&M BbG+ 1,727,698 7,383,376 9,111,074 17,002,600 53.59 teXAS tech BLM+ 618,470 4,309,998 4,928,468 11,079,689 44.48 toRonto B+ 1,717,881 7,565,335 9,283,217 25,822,409 35.95 tuLAne BLM+ 416,358 4,043,292 4,459,650 8,188,561 54.46 utAh LM UA/NA 2,077,201 2,077,201 7,980,542 26.03 VAndeRBiLt LM+ 427,557 7,189,423 7,616,980 11,435,792 66.61 ViRginiA GLM+ 425,193 5,336,630 5,761,823 13,467,652 42.78 ViRginiA tech G 24,644 4,417,080 4,441,724 7,043,044 63.07 WAShington GLM+ 438,415 7,075,116 7,513,531 14,862,427 50.55 WAShington StAte BG+ 47,257 4,097,898 4,145,155 6,424,476 64.52 WAShington u.-St. LouiS bGLM+ 489,836 6,289,732 6,779,568 12,462,732 54.40 WAteRLoo G+ 122,520 3,599,741 3,722,260 6,533,760 56.97 WAyne StAte + 441,828 7,529,660 7,971,488 9,007,142 88.50 WeSteRn ontARio GL+ 55,569 6,922,605 6,978,173 11,637,880 59.96 WiSconSin GLM+ 473,186 4,891,636 5,364,822 10,974,532 48.88 yALe LM+ 746,595 6,608,437 7,355,032 33,345,261 22.06 yoRK BGL+ 1,651,447 4,463,680 6,115,127 10,771,539 56.77 BoSton PuBLic G 46,585 1,067,944 1,114,529 6,094,328 18.29 ciSti + 301,657 1,960,754 2,262,412 11,410,651 19.83 centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS + 5,512 UA/NA 5,512 1,027,460 0.54 LiBRARy of congReSS bG+ 1,195,983 2,060,000 3,255,983 18,660,838 17.45 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. Library Expenditures Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. External Expenditures Computer Hardware and Software Expenditures Document Delivery/ Interlibrary Loan Expenditures (23.a) (23.b) (24) (25) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION UA/NA 315,912 777,806 153,555 PITTSBURGH 393,649 0 1,962,175 147,973 PRINCETON 345,746 253,834 757,772 182,657 PURDUE 157,709 100,363 366,216 30,520 QUEENS 139,967 0 383,975 34,991 RICE 180,103 0 1,203,591 71,143 ROCHESTER 235,673 UA/NA 377,612 82,387 RUTGERS 101,751 UA/NA 340,202 92,576 SASKATCHEWAN 187,428 0 478,049 75,215 SOUTH CAROLINA 340,548 0 1,991,889 107,677 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 204,027 92,717 245,180 132,195 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 49,916 70,516 138,046 115,038 SUNY-ALBANY 337,568 UA/NA 303,223 UA/NA SUNY-BUFFALO UA/NA UA/NA 507,437 29,638 SUNY-STONY BROOK 18,722 0 369,526 106,040 SYRACUSE 147,649 9,000 948,171 142,957 TEMPLE 32,477 13,528 361,296 166,475 TENNESSEE 161,770 0 1,332,899 285,135 TEXAS 0 469,296 1,405,383 336,397 TEXAS A&M 232,582 54,750 1,784,010 55,598 TEXAS TECH 720,046 UA/NA 1,973,614 97,693 TORONTO 157,246 88,248 179,658 12,765 TULANE 231,932 1,874,004 996,062 87,030 UTAH 244,623 UA/NA 600,534 126,389 VANDERBILT 185,530 729,533 1,697,955 190,990 VIRGINIA 103,726 0 184,178 268,879 VIRGINIA TECH 265,228 139,173 380,990 240,925 WASHINGTON 105,396 76,857 217,843 30,039 WASHINGTON STATE 255,098 361 960,484 27,985 WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS 16,277 0 460,740 56,577 WATERLOO 143,224 0 1,045,972 133,757 WAYNE STATE 185,814 0 341,867 12,061 WESTERN ONTARIO 363,992 408,990 1,831,951 424,355 WISCONSIN 254,864 0 939,460 230,647 YALE 76,625 UA/NA 272,787 24,420 YORK 11,288,398 23,401,050 UA/NA UA/NA BOSTON PUBLIC UA/NA UA/NA 2,254,137 UA/NA CISTI 203,957 UA/NA 163,787 193,249 CENTER FOR RESEARCH LIBRARIES 669,623 0 17,500,000 11,000 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes One-time Electronic Resource Purchases Ongoing Electronic Resource Purchases Total Electronic Resource Purchases Total Library Materials Expenditures Electronic Resources as a % of Library Materials Budget (Survey Question Number) (21) (22) (21 + 22) (15) INSTITUTION Notes nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy bG+ 67,833 2,473,923 2,541,756 3,786,097 67.13 LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA G+ UA/NA 38,460 38,460 1,805,837 2.13 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine G+ 2,513 152,963 155,476 9,053,656 1.72 neW yoRK PuBLic + UA/NA 2,893,110 2,893,110 15,224,911 19.00 neW yoRK StAte G+ 0 449,200 449,200 4,270,000 10.52 SMithSoniAn G+ 139,505 165,357 304,862 1,560,755 19.53 + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count U/A -Unavailable L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses N/A -Not Applicable M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic . -no data supplied suMMaRy data One-time Electronic Resource Purchases Ongoing Electronic Resource Purchases Total Electronic Resource Purchases Total Library Materials Expenditures Electronic Resources as a % of Library Materials Budget (Survey Question Number) (21) (22) (21 + 22) (15) univeRsity LibRaRies Mean 676,574 5,042,162 5,655,026 11,421,020 51.46 Median 410,202 4,899,366 5,410,421 10,388,129 53.06 High 8,300,095 10,227,659 14,521,604 34,291,329 88.50 Low 0 1,836,463 1,960,241 3,823,732 22.06 Totals 73,070,024 554,637,844 627,707,869 1,290,575,224 Number of Libraries Reporting 108 110 111 113 111 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies Median 57,209 1,067,944 781,865 5,182,164 17.87 Totals 1,759,588 11,261,711 13,021,299 72,894,534 Number of Libraries Reporting 8 9 10 10 10 gRand TOTALS 74,829,612 565,899,555 640,729,168 1,363,469,758 eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes expendituRes Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. Library Expenditures Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. External Expenditures Computer Hardware and Software Expenditures Document Delivery/ Interlibrary Loan Expenditures (23.a) (23.b) (24) (25) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 0 3 536,190 599,273 NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY UA/NA UA/NA 14,871,427 11,194 LIBRARY & ARCHIVES CANADA UA/NA UA/NA . . NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE 278,210 UA/NA 891,922 UA/NA NEW YORK PUBLIC UA/NA 91,249 209,099 UA/NA NEW YORK STATE 51,961 0 55,922 2,330 SMITHSONIAN suMMaRy data Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. Library Expenditures Bibl. Utilities, Networks, etc. External Expenditures Computer Hardware and Software Expenditures Document Delivery/ Interlibrary Loan Expenditures (23.a) (23.b) (24) (25) (Survey Question Number) univeRsity LibRaRies 229,785 242,290 722,794 129,883 Mean 184,272 54,750 529,410 111,358 Median 2,094,192 1,961,515 2,480,111 477,681 High 0 0 56,055 694 Low 23,667,883 21,079,241 79,507,314 14,027,391 Totals 103 87 110 108 Number of Libraries Reporting nonuniveRsity LibRaRies 2,082,025 4,698,460 4,560,310 163,409 Median 241,084 3 714,056 11,194 Totals 6 5 8 5 Number of Libraries Reporting 36,160,032 44,571,543 115,989,798 14,844,437 GRAND TOTALS peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Professional Staff (FTE) Support Staff (FTE) Student Assistants (FTE) Total Staff (FTE) Staffed Service Points Library Service Hours (Survey Question Number) (26.a) (26.b) (26.c) (26) (27) (28) INSTITUTION Notes ALABAMA bGLM+ 70 83 202 22 132 ALBeRtA G+ 85 213 334 19 103 ARiZonA bGLM+ 94 146 314 10 142 ARiZonA StAte BGL+ 93 195 332 20 149 AuBuRn bG+ 46 40 117 11 146 BoSton LM+ 102 97 285 32 108 BoSton coLLege L+ 79 73 202 15 110 BRighAM young L+ 120 59 383 19 105 BRitiSh coLuMBiA G+ 114 186 338 31 101 BRoWn bG+ 73 101 208 8 112 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey GL+ 244 198 582 49 77 cALifoRniA dAViS GLM+ 59 144 249 16 95 cALifoRniA iRVine bGM+ 73 127 248 14 128 cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS LM+ 169 281 597 30 97 cALifoRniA RiVeRSide G+ 49 79 159 14 91 cALifoRniA SAn diego bGM+ 104 193 367 18 114 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA G+ 47 135 229 10 103 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe GLM+ 58 45 131 18 104 chicAgo bGLM+ 68 192 323 29 146 cincinnAti bGLM+ 76 58 182 22 95 coLoRAdo bGL+ 58 109 216 13 104 coLoRAdo StAte G+ 51 54 130 7 108 coLuMBiA GLM+ 328 246 701 47 108 connecticut BGLM+ 86 72 207 20 114 coRneLL BGL+ 120 308 549 53 146 dARtMouth GM+ 60 117 205 19 123 deLAWARe G+ 58 105 198 16 100 duKe bLM+ 185 143 363 19 161 eMoRy BGLM+ 94 153 296 29 118 fLoRidA BbGLM+ 102 190 381 19 105 fLoRidA StAte BbLM+ 68 110 248 24 142 geoRge WAShington GLM+ 84 124 286 26 168 geoRgetoWn bGLM+ 95 116 258 20 107 geoRgiA GL+ 81 184 304 22 137 geoRgiA tech G+ 45 70 123 8 135 gueLPh BG+ 54 69 144 12 116 hARVARd GLM+ 555 541 1,229 UA/NA UA/NA hAWAii GLM+ 92 77 236 16 135 houSton bL+ 62 91 199 8 peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Library Presentations to Groups* Participants in Group Presentations* Reference Transactions* Initial Circulation Transactions Total Circulation Transactions Total Items Loaned (ILL) Total Items Borrowed (ILL) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 584 11,689 58,763 193,211 243,421 12,114 9,799 ALABAMA 863 21,708 87,630 485,108 828,100 53,211 30,463 ALBeRtA 2,318 33,590 42,644 291,500 459,935 55,343 36,714 ARiZonA 1,295 27,574 106,751 293,252 841,179 50,966 38,561 ARiZonA StAte 750 15,000 159,796 157,928 194,083 12,091 8,651 AuBuRn 1,284 21,066 47,476 190,498 252,938 20,839 21,266 BoSton 665 14,457 30,481 182,703 293,754 28,636 22,253 BoSton coLLege 2,523 48,648 159,342 484,093 641,592 47,231 25,637 BRighAM young 1,496 29,253 108,538 640,701 2,608,952 22,884 22,542 BRitiSh coLuMBiA 349 5,374 25,512 197,939 301,192 41,359 40,355 BRoWn 2,005 31,846 114,466 748,142 911,834 42,769 21,922 cALifoRniA BeRKeLey 700 13,732 76,234 249,669 458,853 32,098 26,504 cALifoRniA dAViS 477 6,664 25,964 326,159 565,318 50,664 22,312 chicAgo 1,133 21,341 77,915 242,413 358,654 62,455 42,020 cincinnAti 726 13,259 71,449 333,350 564,016 59,882 30,159 coLoRAdo 474 10,708 73,148 192,654 336,483 70,733 66,476 coLoRAdo StAte 1,363 25,344 201,408 429,272 922,081 46,893 55,114 coLuMBiA 2,249 19,167 34,177 159,022 173,899 41,259 42,188 connecticut 1,564 22,012 74,830 433,034 865,668 56,865 33,528 coRneLL UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA 279,711 362,250 35,464 30,481 dARtMouth 424 7,513 104,932 UA/NA 372,683 17,207 23,688 deLAWARe 1,186 12,862 137,488 433,208 642,487 33,879 30,179 duKe 1,220 15,723 57,709 207,102 534,329 36,602 21,068 eMoRy 739 20,866 102,000 419,151 700,074 25,472 28,823 fLoRidA 913 15,976 87,692 272,599 386,637 18,785 14,990 fLoRidA StAte 1,317 20,827 36,464 174,114 294,072 32,010 53,439 geoRge WAShington 1,211 13,586 76,730 273,968 423,602 37,306 24,366 geoRgetoWn 1,266 15,763 61,731 286,878 435,650 42,723 6,862 geoRgiA 289 6,302 8,178 105,790 105,790 10,598 12,062 geoRgiA tech 329 10,939 17,140 161,093 428,200 45,774 54,470 gueLPh UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA UA/NA 1,986,380 44,808 12,877 hARVARd 345 6,145 45,449 248,979 449,698 6,246 31,778 hAWAii 355 7,282 29,210 118,197 198,410 26,008 18,395 houSton peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Professional Staff (FTE) Support Staff (FTE) Student Assistants (FTE) Total Staff (FTE) Staffed Service Points Library Service Hours (Survey Question Number) (26.a) (26.b) (26.c) (26) (27) (28) INSTITUTION Notes hoWARd bLM+ 50 67 59 176 24 iLLinoiS chicAgo M+ 71 104 28 203 27 iLLinoiS uRBAnA bGL+ 199 194 119 512 42 indiAnA GLM+ 173 181 116 470 48 ioWA bLM+ 98 125 58 281 17 ioWA StAte G+ 52 88 34 174 12 JohnS hoPKinS BbG+ 136 139 42 317 31 KAnSAS BbLM+ 103 108 71 282 10 Kent StAte BbG+ 56 36 192 284 13 KentucKy GLM+ 91 136 59 286 22 LAVAL G+ 60 153 1 214 18 LouiSiAnA StAte GLM+ 52 101 39 192 15 LouiSViLLe BbG+ 53 95 40 188 14 McgiLL BbGLM+ 83 172 39 294 31 McMASteR GM+ 45 95 23 163 13 MAnitoBA G+ 64 145 24 233 32 MARyLAnd G 119 95 44 258 8 MASSAchuSettS G+ 56 73 61 190 14 Mit G+ 103 94 17 214 11 MiAMi bGLM+ 82 133 62 277 21 MichigAn GLM+ 169 305 96 570 57 MichigAn StAte GL+ 82 122 84 288 21 MinneSotA bGLM+ 111 200 83 394 46 MiSSouRi GL+ 58 110 30 198 26 MontReAL GLM+ 110 258 UA/NA 368 66 neBRASKA GL+ 54 106 44 204 25 neW MeXico GLM+ 70 143 54 267 19 neW yoRK bGLM+ 139 227 92 458 30 noRth cARoLinA GLM+ 148 209 95 452 25 noRth cARoLinA StAte G+ 124 105 39 268 14 noRthWeSteRn BGLM+ 120 140 84 344 30 notRe dAMe bGL+ 70 154 36 260 19 ohio BbG+ 46 70 37 153 16 ohio StAte bGLM+ 143 156 171 470 28 oKLAhoMA GLM+ 60 97 75 232 22 oKLAhoMA StAte BGM+ 66 76 71 213 11 oRegon bGL+ 70 87 60 217 22 PennSyLVAniA GLM+ 137 179 86 402 38 PennSyLVAniA StAte BGLM+ 162 375 71 608 63 peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Library Presentations to Groups* Participants in Group Presentations* Reference Transactions* Initial Circulation Transactions Total Circulation Transactions Total Items Loaned (ILL) Total Items Borrowed (ILL) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 294 6,296 149,962 158,712 173,121 8,481 5,560 hoWARd 753 13,994 69,160 162,886 490,423 61,975 56,349 iLLinoiS chicAgo 1,197 21,975 179,742 489,573 981,041 93,584 78,457 iLLinoiS uRBAnA 1,351 32,603 147,412 669,872 770,510 50,325 44,360 indiAnA 1,168 21,342 83,755 328,790 422,053 62,404 28,607 ioWA 390 10,112 25,244 199,569 243,108 29,651 17,027 ioWA StAte 754 9,169 61,210 272,011 459,053 37,076 39,481 JohnS hoPKinS 1,225 25,981 107,116 355,299 506,453 50,502 39,672 KAnSAS 523 9,148 24,683 244,835 381,486 14,897 9,333 Kent StAte 744 7,898 34,718 198,091 262,913 32,008 24,349 KentucKy 739 12,468 142,931 518,540 797,309 17,842 9,720 LAVAL 801 6,433 37,028 104,482 206,871 7,381 16,916 LouiSiAnA StAte 705 12,799 56,692 294,284 337,355 23,048 20,210 LouiSViLLe 1,717 5,628 127,201 525,452 881,918 21,768 16,593 McgiLL 709 16,473 40,066 261,682 331,183 15,678 12,726 McMASteR 1,157 12,837 87,999 262,105 449,558 20,917 25,400 MAnitoBA 1,062 23,253 259,320 297,813 513,464 22,215 40,713 MARyLAnd 557 11,363 35,918 182,536 301,617 44,946 48,539 MASSAchuSettS 348 7,593 32,497 188,434 347,504 19,287 17,464 Mit 1,940 22,579 75,035 169,923 237,737 41,524 13,738 MiAMi 1,269 22,200 150,010 568,180 1,432,386 59,885 42,978 MichigAn 983 38,957 49,351 296,148 667,563 62,153 30,895 MichigAn StAte 1,378 24,107 97,340 369,736 733,140 165,913 41,800 MinneSotA 787 11,798 38,051 199,411 265,427 55,210 41,231 MiSSouRi 1,059 17,142 74,747 429,291 855,891 22,041 19,917 MontReAL 267 7,299 38,283 204,456 301,743 33,959 28,757 neBRASKA 1,451 20,968 35,270 187,849 273,857 21,224 26,959 neW MeXico 1,057 17,120 107,795 506,906 900,456 33,089 36,634 neW yoRK 1,367 25,785 126,165 613,417 974,541 59,026 14,975 noRth cARoLinA 446 11,977 32,325 228,167 358,448 14,979 22,509 noRth cARoLinA StAte 811 9,861 71,370 203,364 316,230 36,383 28,342 noRthWeSteRn 422 6,968 20,749 206,640 362,709 29,584 24,050 notRe dAMe 813 13,127 62,007 287,355 486,644 41,847 49,452 ohio 1,235 21,254 73,818 407,874 1,530,016 170,711 96,771 ohio StAte 1,003 10,581 45,373 170,743 185,367 35,148 32,030 oKLAhoMA 1,461 32,621 110,399 333,133 368,430 37,091 21,358 oKLAhoMA StAte peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Professional Staff (FTE) Support Staff (FTE) Student Assistants (FTE) Total Staff (FTE) Staffed Service Points Library Service Hours (Survey Question Number) (26.a) (26.b) (26.c) (26) (27) (28) INSTITUTION Notes PittSBuRgh BGLM+ 120 173 89 382 48 PRinceton bG+ 143 225 42 410 37 PuRdue G+ 84 110 61 255 19 QueenS LM+ 45 106 18 169 14 Rice G+ 57 53 12 122 12 RocheSteR bM+ 95 61 57 213 17 RutgeRS BGL+ 100 238 81 419 34 SASKAtcheWAn GLM+ 52 88 11 151 13 South cARoLinA LM+ 74 105 99 278 20 SoutheRn cALifoRniA BGLM+ 129 133 112 374 28 SoutheRn iLLinoiS LM+ 54 92 56 202 14 Suny-ALBAny G+ 61 61 31 153 10 Suny-BuffALo GLM+ 106 66 78 250 15 Suny-Stony BRooK M+ 90 26 31 147 13 SyRAcuSe GL+ 63 121 32 216 18 teMPLe BbGLM+ 73 91 45 209 17 tenneSSee BbGLM+ 86 133 49 268 17 teXAS GL+ 141 285 102 528 34 teXAS A&M BbG+ 145 132 82 359 18 teXAS tech BLM+ 105 127 100 332 28 toRonto B+ 184 350 139 673 82 tuLAne BLM+ 45 76 26 147 20 utAh LM 86 187 97 370 20 VAndeRBiLt LM+ 106 105 30 241 16 ViRginiA GLM+ 101 210 68 379 33 ViRginiA tech G 38 90 31 159 9 WAShington GLM+ 193 206 124 523 48 WAShington StAte BG+ 57 84 35 176 19 WAShington u.-St. LouiS bGLM+ 93 115 58 266 20 WAteRLoo G+ 36 98 38 172 13 WAyne StAte + 97 86 64 247 17 WeSteRn ontARio GL+ 71 111 13 195 8 WiSconSin GLM+ 229 166 158 553 45 yALe LM+ 272 396 67 735 42 yoRK BGL+ 62 112 57 231 20 BoSton PuBLic G 154 304 UA/NA 458 96 ciSti + 190 139 4 333 1 centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS + 30 18 13 61 2 LiBRARy of congReSS bG+ 3,294 343 50 3,687 38 peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Library Presentations to Groups* Participants in Group Presentations* Reference Transactions* Initial Circulation Transactions Total Circulation Transactions Total Items Loaned (ILL) Total Items Borrowed (ILL) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 1,441 22,758 134,523 342,950 481,766 62,936 27,305 PittSBuRgh 656 7,470 22,644 294,084 391,536 54,031 37,211 PRinceton 404 25,302 44,560 139,737 340,046 26,430 43,940 PuRdue 756 16,288 39,841 218,296 495,052 20,064 9,722 QueenS 183 1,854 UA/NA 134,578 227,011 12,332 9,908 Rice 609 8,816 52,229 212,176 239,623 27,420 23,921 RocheSteR 976 20,113 88,359 272,145 595,314 43,575 35,952 RutgeRS 526 8,453 19,699 198,266 277,400 5,670 4,771 SASKAtcheWAn 698 15,786 148,446 187,325 310,215 19,696 18,538 South cARoLinA 932 14,322 61,017 328,488 539,739 24,627 20,600 SoutheRn cALifoRniA 804 7,211 30,657 234,992 355,930 56,952 40,037 SoutheRn iLLinoiS 654 6,497 54,017 90,053 145,220 13,133 20,487 Suny-ALBAny 892 22,236 22,478 194,863 429,800 34,257 24,824 Suny-BuffALo 563 10,189 43,641 197,092 208,857 20,820 13,198 Suny-Stony BRooK 542 11,271 52,926 150,273 206,451 13,775 21,580 SyRAcuSe 660 16,047 58,288 219,083 309,356 27,341 21,460 teMPLe 860 15,686 93,312 266,162 330,398 35,585 25,179 tenneSSee 605 60,003 131,492 2,105,396 2,903,181 57,999 27,822 teXAS 712 27,079 45,750 1,044,727 1,690,414 45,798 51,805 teXAS A&M 1,463 16,069 51,540 242,731 346,963 41,739 33,051 teXAS tech 3,686 56,607 534,328 1,240,474 1,750,318 28,195 8,409 toRonto 207 3,042 14,735 110,468 156,794 16,272 10,284 tuLAne 1,868 37,484 191,370 176,385 447,253 48,592 33,349 utAh 778 20,227 27,973 212,664 350,065 25,849 20,273 VAndeRBiLt 1,110 10,940 115,433 490,068 871,544 39,945 30,606 ViRginiA 840 15,765 17,711 245,517 346,346 22,192 21,936 ViRginiA tech 1,221 27,158 135,749 711,833 1,625,120 86,879 92,703 WAShington 750 15,274 42,636 171,821 363,812 55,958 30,936 WAShington StAte 1,226 11,010 73,301 237,804 501,355 50,554 48,729 WAShington u.-St. LouiS 170 4,664 24,626 214,121 600,246 56,757 47,160 WAteRLoo 463 9,691 45,799 126,204 180,054 42,491 48,058 WAyne StAte 743 26,312 35,386 412,645 693,343 16,881 8,087 WeSteRn ontARio 2,692 35,037 2,640 521,843 896,335 92,683 88,726 WiSconSin 1,776 15,313 86,881 586,121 931,308 48,357 41,321 yALe 856 26,616 132,174 554,909 1,074,780 13,665 5,233 yoRK 11,269 182,275 1,090,826 3,116,540 3,116,540 18,925 15,832 BoSton PuBLic 485 485 22,940 12,033 29,201 441,772 17,230 ciSti 43 1,706 UA/NA 93,853 93,853 29,939 4 centeR foR ReSeARch LiBRARieS 6,212 210,609 1,740,490 1,287,767 1,287,767 30,186 0 ILLINOIS URBANA 759 91 2,309 40,399 1,156 10,195 672 ROCHESTER 220 44 1,944 7,744 1,590 2,905 1,298 LiBRARy of congReSS peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Professional Staff (FTE) Support Staff (FTE) Student Assistants (FTE) Total Staff (FTE) Staffed Service Points Library Service Hours (Survey Question Number) (26.a) (26.b) (26.c) (26) (27) (28) INSTITUTION Notes nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy bG+ 130 66 0 196 13 40 LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA G+ 683 412 25 1,120 9 35 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine G+ 203 82 13 298 5 48 neW yoRK PuBLic + 245 306 124 675 42 46 neW yoRK StAte G+ 49 89 5 143 5 40 SMithSoniAn G+ 57 42 0 99 32 40 + -See Footnotes G -Government documents not included in serials count U/A -Unavailable L -Includes Law library B -Includes branch campuses N/A -Not Applicable M-Includes Medical library b -Basis of volume count is bibliographic . -no data supplied suMMaRy data Professional Staff (FTE) Support Staff (FTE) Student Assistants (FTE) Total Staff (FTE) Staffed Service Points Library Service Hours (Survey Question Number) (26.a) (26.b) (26.c) (26) (27) (28) univeRsity LibRaRies Mean 100 140 63 302 23 122 Median 84 116 52 258 19 118 High 555 541 204 1,229 82 168 Low 36 26 1 117 7 77 Totals 11,279 15,795 7,059 34,133 2,624 13,697 Number of Libraries Reporting 113 113 112 113 112 112 nonuniveRsity LibRaRies Median 172 114 13 316 11 40 Totals 5,035 1,801 234 7,070 243 557 Number of Libraries Reporting 10 10 9 10 10 10 gRand totaLs 16,314 17,596 7,293 41,203 2,867 14,254 peRsonneL and pubLiC seRviCes Library Presentations to Groups* Participants in Group Presentations* Reference Transactions* Initial Circulation Transactions Total Circulation Transactions Total Items Loaned (ILL) Total Items Borrowed (ILL) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (Survey Question Number) INSTITUTION 154 30,972 13,095 3,406 4,662 14,399 2,749 nAtionAL AgRicuLtuRAL LiBRARy 7 UA/NA 26,548 UA/NA 249,415 36,175 1,194 LiBRARy & ARchiVeS cAnAdA 394 9,227 8,142 171,455 171,455 234,020 157 nAtionAL LiBRARy of Medicine 561 7,689 615,986 UA/NA UA/NA 2,243 7,279 neW yoRK PuBLic 59 1,431 79,732 30,255 33,923 32,055 732 neW yoRK StAte 874 3,886 54,132 43,236 241,630 5,621 6,149 SMithSoniAn suMMaRy data Library Presentations to Groups Participants in Group Presentations Reference Transactions Initial Circulation Transactions Total Circulation Transactions Total Items Loaned (ILL) Total Items Borrowed (ILL) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (Survey Question Number) univeRsity LibRaRies 990 17,815 78,631 327,684 581,516 39,792 31,068 Mean 813 15,686 61,210 248,979 423,602 36,383 28,342 Median 3,686 60,003 534,328 2,105,396 2,903,181 170,711 96,771 High 170 1,854 2,640 90,053 105,790 5,670 4,771 Low 109,892 1,977,420 8,570,764 36,372,880 65,711,337 4,496,461 3,510,687 Totals 111 111 109 111 113 113 113 Number of Libraries Reporting nonuniveRsity LibRaRies 440 7,689 54,132 68,545 171,455 30,063 1,972 Median 20,058 448,280 3,651,891 4,758,545 5,228,446 845,335 51,326 Totals 10 9 9 8 9 10 10 Number of Libraries Reporting 129,950 2,425,700 12,222,655 41,131,425 70,939,783 5,341,796 3,562,013 gRand totaLs Category High Mean Median Low Number of Libraries Reporting Professional Staff as a percent of Total Staff 61.22 32.87 31.16 19.72 113 Support Staff as a percent of Total Staff 71.50 46.33 46.50 12.68 113 Student Assistant Staff as a percent of Total Staff 67.61 20.99 20.65 0.47 112 Ratio of Professional to Support Staff (excluding Student Assistant Staff) 3.46 0.79 0.67 0.35 113 Ratio of Items Loaned to Items Borrowed 6.23 1.42 1.25 0.20 113 Serials Expenditures as a percent of Total Library Materials Expenditures 90.92 68.04 69.75 16.67 113 Monograph Expenditures as a percent of Total Library Materials Expenditures 43.44 21.76 20.59 5.92 113 Total Library Materials Expenditures as a percent of Total Library Expenditures 65.31 43.05 43.10 25.59 113 Contract Binding as a percent of Total Library Expenditures 1.86 0.56 0.51 0.02 112 Salary & Wages Expenditures as a percent of Total Library Expenditures 60.20 44.53 44.48 29.09 113 Other Operating Expenditures as a percent of Total Library Expenditures 27.30 11.87 11.11 0.62 113 Unit costs of Monographs (per volume) 117.04 59.81 59.00 13.02 104 Unit costs of Serials (per title) 455.08 177.59 160.11 53.73 107 Library Expenditures per Faculty 55,054.07 18,165.07 16,395.68 7,066.98 113 Library Expenditures per Full-Time Student 7,225.89 1,365.22 1,028.28 467.61 113 Library Expenditures per Full-Time Graduate Student 19,083.87 5,671.21 5,168.77 2,436.36 113 Library Expenditures per Full-Time User 6,216.23 1,253.63 957.08 442.81 113 Library Expenditures per User 6,131.54 1,050.02 802.35 371.97 112 Library Expenditures per PhD Awarded 339,587.55 95,564.59 80,789.74 21,807.01 112 Library Staff per PhD Awarded 4.79 1.06 0.90 0.26 112 Professional Library Staff per PhD Awarded 1.50 0.34 0.29 enRoLLMents PhDs Awarded PhD Fields Faculty Total FTE Full-time ** Total Part-time** Graduate FTE Full-time Graduate Part-time (Survey Question Number) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) INSTITUTION ALABAMA 154 44 913 21,642 3,289 2,281 1,589 ALBERTA 341 116 1,588 33,412 3,536 4,935 1,434 ARIZONA 388 85 1,582 31,058 6,159 6,289 2,322 ARIZONA STATE 369 59 2,410 49,441 14,953 7,980 5,103 AUBURN 196 52 1,132 20,542 3,595 1,564 1,811 BOSTON 290 60 2,736 25,789 6,264 8,583 4,737 BOSTON COLLEGE 154 36 675 11,507 2,607 2,406 2,236 BRIGHAM YOUNG 80 24 1,305 27,844 3,029 1,943 1,358 BRITISH COLUMBIA 359 91 2,504 34,052 15,525 7,177 1,704 BROWN 205 43 701 7,850 317 2,060 99 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY 865 89 1,501 32,742 1,438 8,879 665 CALIFORNIA DAVIS 484 70 1,963 29,169 1,516 6,601 606 CALIFORNIA IRVINE 370 45 1,490 26,077 1,049 4,979 451 CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES 752 84 2,654 37,566 1,330 10,639 311 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE 224 42 826 16,733 454 2,177 37 CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO -1 72 1,644 26,861 827 5,535 105 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA 346 46 983 20,933 477 2,973 22 CASE WESTERN RESERVE 205 57 601 7,588 2,256 3,592 2,045 CHICAGO 395 66 1,633 11,853 2,685 6,996 2,616 CINCINNATI 316 60 1,209 22,298 7,021 5,349 3,469 COLORADO 301 45 1,259 25,959 5,837 2,000 3,448 COLORADO STATE 206 43 974 21,885 5,684 2,527 3,371 COLUMBIA 505 105 2,116 24,558 5,439 15,813 4,553 CONNECTICUT 339 69 1,766 28,677 5,347 4,777 3,054 CORNELL 476 83 1,728 19,763 37 6,268 22 DARTMOUTH 70 15 777 5,746 103 1,637 48 DELAWARE 208 39 1,117 17,679 2,663 2,514 891 DUKE 352 44 990 13,005 297 6,744 283 EMORY 212 42 1,807 11,681 889 5,040 811 FLORIDA 858 124 2,020 40,914 5,849 10,246 3,792 FLORIDA STATE 732 72 1,912 34,137 6,865 4,635 3,235 GEORGE WASHINGTON 106 27 1,162 15,769 9,309 7,689 8,706 GEORGETOWN 100 36 845 13,072 2,246 6,266 1,960 GEORGIA 391 73 1,733 29,273 4,558 4,325 2,622 GEORGIA TECH 467 48 863 16,832 1,910 5,103 1,074 GUELPH 110 (1) 840 17,503 1,685 2,101 186 HARVARD 534 74 2,517 19,513 6,177 12,377 3,454 HAWAII 192 51 1,319 13,832 2,203 3,139 1,031 HOUSTON 262 36 1,293 25,551 10,553 4,920 2,384 HOWARD 101 29 1,091 9,643 1,090 3,426 615 ILLINOIS CHICAGO 572 118 1,157 17,039 4,664 3,361 3,343 enRoLLMents PhDs Awarded PhD Fields Faculty Total FTE Full-time ** Total Part-time** Graduate FTE Full-time Graduate Part-time (Survey Question Number) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) INSTITUTION INDIANA 370 83 2,006 34,426 4,564 6,336 2,960 IOWA 358 67 1,312 23,558 5,570 4,889 3,332 IOWA STATE 308 82 1,346 22,762 3,398 2,600 2,064 JOHNS HOPKINS 424 58 1,371 11,963 8,017 6,595 7,680 KANSAS 327 76 1,724 22,797 5,772 4,226 3,515 KENT STATE 115 59 881 17,754 5,065 2,329 2,400 KENTUCKY 308 56 1,268 22,187 3,669 5,408 1,678 LAVAL 297 66 1,454 25,519 11,535 5,283 4,308 LOUISIANA STATE 237 55 1,438 27,019 2,789 4,100 1,203 LOUISVILLE 135 30 1,550 17,214 5,628 6,564 . MCGILL 394 10 3,442 32,410 5,798 10,177 1,901 MCMASTER 231 54 1,772 25,172 4,089 3,517 724 MANITOBA 98 47 1,341 21,254 5,080 2,487 803 MARYLAND 655 70 3,502 30,594 5,390 6,844 3,313 MASSACHUSETTS 250 50 1,180 21,055 5,305 2,058 3,762 MIT 599 36 967 9,956 264 5,837 211 MIAMI 116 41 920 14,209 1,240 4,532 538 MICHIGAN 710 118 3,751 38,096 2,946 12,917 2,042 MICHIGAN STATE 458 112 1,983 41,962 5,644 8,476 2,793 MINNESOTA 775 100 1,763 36,448 14,395 9,397 9,192 MISSOURI 286 65 1,206 23,448 4,292 3,164 2,990 MONTREAL 378 86 1,903 38,417 16,257 10,762 3,990 NEBRASKA 255 41 1,223 19,428 3,520 2,671 2,224 NEW MEXICO 185 42 1,814 18,449 7,948 2,591 2,346 NEW YORK 432 74 3,615 31,848 9,935 11,934 8,522 NORTH CAROLINA 600 69 1,600 23,788 4,779 6,738 3,934 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 328 56 1,723 24,989 6,813 4,265 3,392 NORTHWESTERN 438 59 2,936 15,781 3,240 7,531 2,113 NOTRE DAME 185 23 890 11,609 124 3,250 112 OHIO 162 57 1,074 23,276 3,965 2,571 786 OHIO STATE 759 103 3,047 52,336 8,011 10,495 3,162 OKLAHOMA 192 57 2,117 24,046 6,090 5,715 3,061 OKLAHOMA STATE 129 42 1,159 22,654 10,359 1,515 2,847 OREGON 123 42 815 16,870 3,506 2,909 786 PENNSYLVANIA 450 75 1,395 19,816 4,164 9,653 2,450 PENNSYLVANIA STATE 658 117 5,466 70,005 9,993 6,900 3,542 PITTSBURGH 392 68 4,224 29,496 4,989 7,174 2,961 PRINCETON 307 57 825 7,225 (1) 2,380 (1) PURDUE 595 57 2,097 35,551 3,553 5,861 2,055 QUEENS 140 38 834 17,217 3,499 3,135 380 RICE 186 30 611 5,036 125 2,051 93 enRoLLMents PhDs Awarded PhD Fields Faculty Total FTE Full-time ** Total Part-time** Graduate FTE Full-time Graduate Part-time (Survey Question Number) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) INSTITUTION RUTGERS 377 56 2,167 39,272 11,244 6,275 7,037 SASKATCHEWAN 104 55 1,026 15,270 4,368 2,188 299 SOUTH CAROLINA 251 61 1,705 21,969 5,303 4,722 3,723 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 442 82 3,108 29,124 4,284 13,440 3,584 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 141 36 915 16,898 4,085 2,409 2,381 SUNY-ALBANY 150 39 672 14,800 3,402 2,411 2,545 SUNY-BUFFALO 394 76 1,193 23,579 4,475 6,062 3,213 SUNY-STONY BROOK 306 38 919 16,629 3,430 3,205 2,434 SYRACUSE 142 45 978 16,417 2,667 3,926 1,955 TEMPLE 414 53 1,750 27,679 7,365 4,887 4,304 TENNESSEE 355 72 1,576 26,195 3,741 6,302 2,265 TEXAS 890 82 2,687 45,599 4,571 10,988 1,723 TEXAS A&M 594 92 2,345 43,493 5,493 7,643 2,096 TEXAS TECH 198 56 1,781 26,195 4,276 4,495 1,744 TORONTO 698 98 2,676 62,202 8,368 11,539 1,969 TULANE 132 44 653 8,369 1,702 2,547 460 UTAH 281 55 1,248 19,452 8,573 3,958 1,654 VANDERBILT 253 46 2,541 11,319 774 4,735 721 VIRGINIA 377 46 1,172 20,493 3,764 6,231 2,948 VIRGINIA TECH 341 53 1,371 27,539 3,200 4,462 2,710 WASHINGTON 631 80 3,728 36,365 8,379 9,603 2,989 WASHINGTON STATE 189 45 1,178 20,169 4,227 2,065 1,265 WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS 235 56 784 11,010 2,372 4,869 1,260 WATERLOO 193 43 915 22,459 1,883 3,023 611 WAYNE STATE 214 59 1,775 18,468 13,912 5,823 5,412 WESTERN ONTARIO 217 50 1,357 24,745 3,418 4,063 461 WISCONSIN 755 107 2,054 37,224 4,817 9,345 2,078 YALE 358 60 1,831 11,273 181 5,984 159 YORK 149 29 1,520 42,279 9,540 3,720 2,022 suMMaRy data (Survey Question Number) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) Median 308 57 1,454 22,654 4,196 4,889 2,078 High 890 124 5,466 70,005 16,257 15,813 9,192 Low 70 10 601 5,036 37 1,515 22 Totals 38,692 6,791 186,759 2,729,256 529,612 619,703 255,760 Number of Libraries Reporting 112 112 113 113 112 113 111 0.09 phd, faCuLty, and enRoLLMent statistiCs * phd, faCuLty, and enRoLLMent statistiCs * phd, faCuLty, and enRoLLMent statistiCs * suMMaRy

* 
of Rank oRdeR tabLes foR univeRsity LibRaRies, 2007-2008

  The table below presents the rank for each university library in each of the 21 categories for which rank order tables are prepared. The table numbers in the chart below refer to the data categories listed below. The number of libraries indicates the number of ARL university libraries supplying data in each category. 



12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

  
	tabLe nuMbeR 9 10 11 ALABAMA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 82 80 41 63 12 90 93 71 92 57 95 tabLe nuMbeR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11	48	69 107 103	71	91	84	91	60
	ALBERTA		16	11	84	74	68	12	18	3	10 UA	11	72	15	26	50	56	14	34	1	2
	ARIZONA		23	59	13	26 UA	34	39	15	32	48	35	4	38	23	35	46	37	39	20	31
	ARIZONA STATE		35	47	17	10	21	43	42	47	41	25	44	18	39	28	32	48	20	35	43	56
	AUBURN		74	99 100	93	44 110 113	84 112	99 110 104	98 108 107 106	111 113	75	3
	BOSTON		87 102	70	45 UA	66	66	65	69	97	87	39	45	89	80	38	76	46 101	98
	BOSTON COLLEGE	Table	Data Category 98 95 106	59	46	72	70	98	78	59	82	97	95	70	Number of Libraries 74 63 96 84	72	53
	BRIGHAM YOUNG		41	10	42	71	30	44	43	45	43	4	28	24	42	36	62	24 106	22	64	79
	1 BRITISH COLUMBIA	VOLUMES IN LIBRARY 21 26 48 41 68	22	28	36	26 UA	26	19	13	82	71	29	26	33	16	64
	BROWN	2	VOLUMES ADDED (GROSS) 46 44 61 103 68 81	67	68	75	31	62	59	87	49	28	66	73	79	79	54
	3 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	CURRENT SERIALS (TOTAL) 5 8 16 12 25 7	5	12	5 UA	4	6	12	43	76	4	19	7	32 104
	4 CALIFORNIA DAVIS	MICROFORM UNITS 52 41 65 56	52	86	53	82	72 UA	48	61 103	65	61	86	39	61	85	50
	5 CALIFORNIA IRVINE	GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS 75 51 82 91 50 65	60	56	63	51	37	81	65	72	45	66	50	62	74	69
	6 7 8 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	11 TOTAL LIBRARY MATERIALS EXPENDITURES 27 29 28 53 21 6 5 6 TOTAL SALARIES & WAGES EXPENDITURES 96 87 11 99 38 107 84 93 100 OTHER OPERATING EXPENDITURES 64 31 80 82 68 62 27 33 34	18 74 40	7 UA 90 12 104 40 40 82 64	33 94 52	39 95 104 11 56 35	8 92 101 108 6 70 105 91 22 29 62 43
	9 CALIFORNIA SANTA	TOTAL LIBRARY EXPENDITURES 78 94 102 73 28 106 71	19	73	63	65	89 109	80	33 105	45	70 105	76
	BARBARA	10	MONOGRAPHS PURCHASED (VOLUMES)											
	11 CASE WESTERN RESERVE	EXPENDITURES FOR MONOGRAPHS 89 110 46 95 58 100 106 104 107 100 108	25	86	27	38	87 110 109	99	61
	CHICAGO	12	CURRENT SERIALS PURCHASED (TITLES) 10 3 27 85 UA 9 35 39	27	6	9	68	4	29	73	75	23	37	46 102
	CINCINNATI	13	EXPENDITURES FOR CURRENT SERIALS 54 38 19 81 57 59 78 77	74	53	45	13	57	11	23	64 107	94	52	45
	COLORADO	14	TOTAL ITEMS LOANED (ILL/DD) 44 35 73 14 10 51 72	87	66	55	53	67	54	16	52	87	64	72	28	24
	COLORADO STATE COLUMBIA CONNECTICUT CORNELL DARTMOUTH DELAWARE	15 16 17 18 19	111 TOTAL ITEMS BORROWED (ILL/DD) 78 103 110 UA 101 102 6 1 1 23 49 4 4 PROFESSIONAL STAFF (FTE) 45 105 57 54 68 71 29 SUPPORT STAFF (FTE) 12 25 9 6 68 19 10 TOTAL STAFF (FTE) 86 71 43 94 68 76 75 EXPENDITURES FOR ELECTRONIC RESOURCES 58 99 10 4 66 45 8 9 UA 70 1 88 103 86 10 6 UA 98 102 3 1 84 59 41 96 82 60 71 21 56 88 96 107 80 29 77 83 75 84 65 51 100 81	8 37 50 20 59 97	6 102 108 110 9 2 10 3 22 53 98 80 40 24 5 10 49 83 56 81 70 87 68 88	87 2 56 22 63 53	14 81 23 85 28 18
	DUKE	20	ELECTRONIC RESOURCES AS A % OF TOTAL LIBRARY MATERIALS 22 34 52 55 5 14 26 34 23 12 13 49 19	63	51	8	40	30	13	73
	EMORY	21	LIBRARY INVESTMENT INDEX 62 42 75 27 43 23	32	37	30	29	12	73	99	56	81	46	35	41	80 107
	FLORIDA		36	66	39	8	6	36	31	69	37	44	85	51	17	78	53	38	24	24	48	80
	FLORIDA STATE		85	73	53	4	14	85	91	111	95	36	89	57	90	95	93	75	61	62	60	9
	GEORGE WASHINGTON	108	77	25	89	68	57	62	51	58	77	41	17	75	66	11	57	53	44 107 110
	GEORGETOWN		76	36	58	65	60	47	47	55	46	43	43	36	46	53	66	44	57	57	88	95
	GEORGIA		32	48	22	18	8	40	59	59	54	34	46	28	37	44 110	62	27	40	38	47
	GEORGIA TECH		97	93	91	47	68 105	111 103 108 103 109 105 106 109 100 108	99	111	89	7
	GUELPH		113 113 113	98	68 108	98 102 106	93	78 107	111	39	10	95 101 108	97	12
	HARVARD		1	2	3	2 UA	1	1	1	1 UA	1 UA	26	41	98	1	1	1	11 109
	HAWAII		58	81	71	78	68	92	68	97	86	84	81	64	85 112	44	50	93	66 100	71
	HOUSTON		92	65	34	32	19	74 104	27	79	76	67	56	70	76	88	80	83	87	76	62
	HOWARD		100 112 109	57	62 113 108 106 113 104 113 101 112 110	111 103 102	95 110	49
	ILLINOIS CHICAGO		101	37	92	58	15	69	81	64	80	46	88	69 105	14	8	69	72	83	77	66
	ILLINOIS URBANA		3	7	4	3	68	28	12	30	18	11	33	2	22	3	5	6	21	13	45	89
	INDIANA		9	16	63	16	35	15	21	22	19	9	8	45	31	32	19	10	28	14	31	90
	IOWA		30	12	66 UA UA	30	40	86	39	15	47	62	18	12	55	42	52	49	39	77
	IOWA STATE		95	91	47	77	68	67	89	80	83	62	69	52	55	68	90	99	86	97	36	5

Rank Order Tablesof University Libraries • 
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

  
	JOHNS HOPKINS KANSAS KENT STATE KENTUCKY LAVAL LOUISIANA STATE LOUISVILLE MCGILL MCMASTER MANITOBA MARYLAND MASSACHUSETTS MIT MIAMI MICHIGAN MICHIGAN STATE MINNESOTA MISSOURI MONTREAL NEBRASKA NEW MEXICO NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORTHWESTERN NOTRE DAME OHIO OHIO STATE OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA STATE OREGON PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA STATE PITTSBURGH PRINCETON PURDUE QUEENS RICE ROCHESTER RUTGERS SASKATCHEWAN SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SUNY-ALBANY 111 tabLe nuMbeR 47 101 6 52 66 26 51 42 35 72 58 9 10 55 31 21 43 38 71 101 37 72 54 75 18 63 55 61 62 26 56 46 79 31 30 36 65 48 67 63 84 74 62 UA 68 112 112 53 111 98 106 23 113 102 106 93 112 47 UA UA 49 45 32 21 9 56 77 57 65 41 75 80 66 67 67 51 44 44 41 30 80 57 101 109 68 58 57 112 68 45 39 88 51 96 105 83 35 74 50 44 40 100 7 5 23 91 103 94 102 54 60 5 93 111 91 99 73 91 86 33 110 60 79 101 UA 68 101 46 81 69 104 33 100 81 85 98 78 93 102 99 34 43 30 104 16 18 30 31 25 2 14 22 14 86 92 59 31 42 8 42 106 14 77 106 68 83 85 91 87 56 101 66 83 100 99 108 78 100 61 13 105 64 98 108 45 82 46 76 64 30 57 92 80 88 63 78 38 67 84 58 50 33 95 33 47 60 36 73 51 50 76 95 48 83 27 28 78 57 35 16 56 83 93 96 68 102 88 78 94 91 100 86 97 40 16 93 96 92 83 6 79 55 78 97 UA 75 34 49 50 79 74 74 60 93 89 36 81 74 58 26 66 53 31 66 68 32 63 32 42 37 30 16 21 48 96 60 46 51 24 59 8 20 40 UA 68 6 7 25 7 8 15 UA 2 15 21 11 6 8 15 94 29 46 8 17 UA 46 48 60 47 24 50 11 35 13 47 60 54 43 37 37 17 28 20 13 2 13 19 16 17 39 23 29 5 2 24 30 18 21 12 72 59 89 99 7 3 80 100 81 91 73 102 94 77 24 26 87 61 88 40 4 70 67 64 107 68 45 20 101 33 28 61 37 28 85 86 31 9 28 27 29 69 88 94 46 24 95 92 92 96 101 111 77 67 62 54 95 66 82 106 100 90 84 38 44 22 78 44 48 55 87 80 30 62 87 60 71 40 54 59 20 28 32 44 35 27 16 14 11 12 21 19 58 8 64 36 19 12 16 6 39 18 24 59 42 4 17 16 17 15 10 29 76 24 17 94 14 16 17 65 106 42 23 55 38 68 61 50 9 38 61 64 85 61 101 72 23 68 52 94 93 31 52 24 49 61 29 38 54 36 47 22 54 30 57 57 24 42 32 21 57 61 54 21 67 68 39 54 70 56 32 17 20 63 69 68 71 34 56 33 38 81 62 96 102 UA 109 107 100 109 66 91 91 110 46 14 106 99 103 103 65 19 18 12 30 67 33 25 6 20 13 27 8 32 1 1 16 33 14 30 68 27 4 51 51 56 27 96 74 60 58 25 35 33 60 43 83 76 68 78 103 83 58 76 50 48 98 82 67 90 80 79 60 92 54 79 77 94 76 UA UA 77 69 88 61 41 99 86 72 93 81 72 75 108 6 7 71 88 71 104 88 20 29 33 62 UA 20 23 18 22 UA 21 10 16 7 4 20 29 20 25 83 26 13 14 15 68 8 8 23 8 16 20 7 3 9 12 13 3 5 3 32 24 19 67 39 68 25 37 35 31 UA 36 41 27 10 59 24 30 23 4 11 15 17 81 20 63 5 17 24 11 7 5 40 11 25 34 16 13 19 10 92 99 90 97 86 26 54 49 38 48 92 77 87 58 75 20 57 61 59 34 22 94 92 72 69 7 64 76 89 77 67 73 47 50 91 104 108 66 99 49 27 93 82 37 84 55 49 110 110 89 42 18 26 73 106 102 91 109 112 73 87 51 98 108 43 31 89 69 13 59 82 98 96 72 73 69 44 104 76 98 82 33 50 35 31 1 55 15 63 29 83 84 44 47 42 37 41 11 18 66 75 112 107 105 87 32 73 87 99 85 85 55 99 68 113 113 99 86 105 54 19 55 85 49 40 11 87 79 44 76 90 83 103 74 92 87 65 68 50 69 21 39 70 5 24 40 48 22 4 21 23 34 14 44 79 82 22 46 26 44 55 73 103 86 48 37 97 95 90 98 94 107 71 78 19 29 95 82 84 93 40 109 39 74 90 68 111 97 113 110 95 105 50 107 105 83 82 104 103 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

  
	SUNY-BUFFALO	48	49	23	29	68	79	52	83	71	75	92	27	53	61	65	32 103	60	55	15
	SUNY-STONY BROOK	107	111	50	72	36	93	99 108 103 102 112	32	94	90	97	52 113 106	92	41
	SYRACUSE	71 109 104	11	39	96	74	85	88	86	94	93	91 103	77	79	55	72	95	51
	TEMPLE	68	61	60	83	59	41	80	50	61	35	52	55	84	74	78	66	83	78	29	35
	TENNESSEE	65	63	83	53	65	37	61	95	57	49	54	79	25	58	64	53	46	52	51	78
	TEXAS	7	15	69	19	68	10	13	21	13	33	24	70	20	18	58	18	7	11	9	74
	TEXAS A&M	43	9	18	34	54	11	41	26	28	14	16	34	9	38	13	15	49	31	7	52
	TEXAS TECH	91	76	45	92	64	50	64	29	49	22	38	38	52	47	42	34	50	35	68	84
	TORONTO	4	5	28	37 UA	3	3	14	3	5	3	43	6	71 108	9	4	4	5	97
	TULANE	67	30	36 100	51	84 109 109 104	38	66	53	76	99 101 108	94 106	81	46
	UTAH	63	75	85	76	13	88	33	43	53 UA	63	90	82	34	41	53	25	27 109 108
	VANDERBILT	60	68	87	88	42	42	58	52	52	64	68	83	23	77	84	32	68	65	17	8
	VIRGINIA	25	40	10	36	20	31	24	20	24	19	31	63	36	51	48	40	15	25	47	86
	VIRGINIA TECH	102 106 112	25	33	94 105 105 105	89	99 106	89	84	75 112	85 101	82	17
	WASHINGTON	14	22	56	9	68	24	11	41	16	27	32 UA	7	5	2	7	17	12	18	67
	WASHINGTON STATE	103 104 110	68	68 104	94	88 101	96	97 UA	96	22	46	91	90	95	90	10
	WASHINGTON U.-ST.	38	56	15	79	68	35	56	28	40	71	70	15	34	30	15	48	58	55	26	48
	LOUIS																				
	WATERLOO	104 108	111 105	68 103	90	79	97	17	93 102 101	21	18 113	75	98	96	34
	WAYNE STATE	53	97	90	70	34	70	65	62	70	78	96	78	49	45	17	43	89	64	14	1
	WESTERN ONTARIO	57	86	68	64	68	38	73 107	67	68	49	31	29	98 109	69	60	90	23	25
	WISCONSIN	13	21	26	22	17	52	9	7	14	20	59	42	71	4	3	5	32	9	57	70
	YALE	2	6	2	1	68	2	2	2	2	3	2	1	88	35	25	3	2	2	19	111
	YORK	72	79	89	60 UA	53	45	40	44	52	42	65	43 104 112	80	59	69	42	36
	UA -Unavailable																				

Rank oRdeR tabLe 1: voLuMes in LibRaRy

  
		Rank oRdeR tabLe 2: voLuMes added (gRoss)	
	Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue	Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue
	HARVARD COLUMBIA	16,250,117 547,346	58 58	HAWAII OKLAHOMA STATE	3,533,671 71,378
	YALE HARVARD	12,519,514 319,547	59 59	MISSOURI ARIZONA	3,494,470 69,004
	ILLINOIS URBANA CHICAGO	11,686,060 277,507	60 60	VANDERBILT LOUISVILLE	3,440,317 68,955
	TORONTO OKLAHOMA	11,186,488 257,137	61 61	NOTRE DAME TEMPLE	3,393,290 68,903
	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY TORONTO	11,087,687 247,666	62 62	EMORY OHIO	3,377,140 67,904
	COLUMBIA YALE	10,296,816 238,862	63 63	UTAH TENNESSEE	3,373,141 67,867
	TEXAS ILLINOIS URBANA	9,447,434 208,659	64 64	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO MANITOBA	3,372,785 67,745
	MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	9,175,102 207,779	65 65	TENNESSEE HOUSTON	3,289,447 66,505
	INDIANA TEXAS A&M	8,723,253 206,223	66 66	MIAMI FLORIDA	3,265,503 65,257
	CHICAGO BRIGHAM YOUNG	8,597,159 187,005	67 67	TULANE MONTREAL	3,257,609 62,208
	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES ALBERTA	8,393,910 186,313	68 68	TEMPLE VANDERBILT	3,205,539 59,525
	CORNELL IOWA	8,141,781 185,900	69 69	NEBRASKA OREGON	3,204,060 58,993
	WISCONSIN PENNSYLVANIA STATE	8,059,335 184,457	70 70	MONTREAL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	3,183,053 58,810
	WASHINGTON MCMASTER	7,409,221 178,927	71 71	SYRACUSE DARTMOUTH	3,174,700 58,147
	PRINCETON TEXAS	6,941,254 178,892	72 72	YORK KANSAS	3,151,882 56,777
	ALBERTA INDIANA	6,890,679 174,417	73 73	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS FLORIDA STATE	3,099,151 55,821
	MINNESOTA PRINCETON	6,877,699 174,320	74 74	AUBURN KENT STATE	3,053,468 55,781
	NORTH CAROLINA OHIO STATE	6,526,824 161,118	75 75	CALIFORNIA IRVINE UTAH	3,049,706 55,501
	OHIO STATE PITTSBURGH	6,285,446 160,722	76 76	GEORGETOWN TEXAS TECH	3,041,624 54,715
	PENNSYLVANIA MICHIGAN	6,096,592 146,729	77 77	OREGON GEORGE WASHINGTON	2,959,739 54,595
	BRITISH COLUMBIA WISCONSIN	6,040,261 139,835	78 78	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA COLORADO STATE	2,948,999 53,932
	DUKE WASHINGTON	5,950,442 139,683	79 79	MIT YORK	2,914,052 53,699
	ARIZONA NORTH CAROLINA STATE	5,722,280 126,853	80 80	LAVAL ALABAMA	2,894,709 53,470
	PITTSBURGH NORTH CAROLINA	5,657,403 126,279	81 81	OHIO HAWAII	2,893,238 52,882
	VIRGINIA CORNELL	5,532,266 126,058	82 82	ALABAMA RICE	2,892,166 52,881
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE BRITISH COLUMBIA	5,354,645 122,887	83 83	OKLAHOMA STATE MASSACHUSETTS	2,867,680 52,701
	OKLAHOMA CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	5,299,924 121,136	84 84	KENT STATE NEW MEXICO	2,853,965 51,768
	NEW YORK MINNESOTA	5,073,286 120,523	85 85	FLORIDA STATE SOUTH CAROLINA	2,844,624 50,393
	MICHIGAN STATE PENNSYLVANIA	4,994,033 113,609	86 86	DARTMOUTH WESTERN ONTARIO	2,785,925 50,007
	IOWA TULANE	4,949,636 113,591	87 87	BOSTON CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	2,783,137 49,797
	NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	4,842,949 108,073	88 88	DELAWARE NEBRASKA	2,779,271 49,588
	GEORGIA NEW YORK	4,637,291 107,390	89 89	CASE WESTERN RESERVE MISSOURI	2,751,662 45,462
	RUTGERS MARYLAND	4,529,396 105,517	90 90	NEW MEXICO PURDUE	2,737,747 43,874
	MCGILL DUKE	4,498,389 105,419	91 91	TEXAS TECH IOWA STATE	2,617,844 43,326
	ARIZONA STATE COLORADO	4,422,239 98,800	92 92	HOUSTON QUEEN'S	2,617,282 42,383
	FLORIDA GEORGETOWN	4,288,118 98,442	93 93	RICE GEORGIA TECH	2,570,768 41,514
	KANSAS ILLINOIS CHICAGO	4,235,542 97,904	94 94	QUEENS CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	2,542,264 40,432
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI	4,224,113 95,810	95 95	IOWA STATE BOSTON COLLEGE	2,529,921 40,325
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SUNY-ALBANY	4,084,284 92,459	96 96	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE DELAWARE	2,527,607 39,898
	LOUISIANA STATE VIRGINIA	4,082,803 91,904	97 97	GEORGIA TECH WAYNE STATE	2,524,671 39,045
	BRIGHAM YOUNG CALIFORNIA DAVIS	4,080,079 91,692	98 98	BOSTON COLLEGE ROCHESTER	2,512,605 38,465
	NORTH CAROLINA STATE EMORY	3,981,278 89,560	99 99	PURDUE AUBURN	2,509,158 38,068
	TEXAS A&M MCGILL	3,933,535 89,015	100 100	HOWARD LOUISIANA STATE	2,455,985 37,946
	COLORADO BROWN	3,928,431 87,499	101 101	ILLINOIS CHICAGO JOHNS HOPKINS	2,447,459 37,223
	CONNECTICUT KENTUCKY	3,919,423 85,805	102 102	VIRGINIA TECH BOSTON	2,331,055 35,581
	BROWN MICHIGAN STATE	3,825,413 85,666	103 103	WASHINGTON STATE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	2,326,652 35,178
	JOHNS HOPKINS ARIZONA STATE	3,740,029 84,467	104 104	WATERLOO WASHINGTON STATE	2,286,415 35,166
	SUNY-BUFFALO GEORGIA	3,720,113 83,468	105 105	MANITOBA CONNECTICUT	2,284,284 34,095
	KENTUCKY SUNY-BUFFALO	3,719,548 82,074	106 106	MCMASTER VIRGINIA TECH	2,280,435 33,780
	MARYLAND RUTGERS	3,716,860 81,114	107 107	SUNY-STONY BROOK SASKATCHEWAN	2,257,590 31,988
	ROCHESTER CALIFORNIA IRVINE	3,701,241 79,732	108 108	GEORGE WASHINGTON WATERLOO	2,238,894 30,818
	CALIFORNIA DAVIS NORTHWESTERN	3,683,867 79,608	109 109	SUNY-ALBANY SYRACUSE	2,225,241 30,585
	WAYNE STATE MIAMI	3,660,642 76,116	110 110	LOUISVILLE CASE WESTERN RESERVE	2,191,091 26,072
	CINCINNATI NOTRE DAME	3,631,658 75,659	111 111	COLORADO STATE SUNY-STONY BROOK	2,045,603 25,594
	SOUTH CAROLINA MIT	3,629,954 75,469	112 112	SASKATCHEWAN HOWARD	2,029,016 24,428
	MASSACHUSETTS WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	3,578,753 74,408	113 113	GUELPH GUELPH	1,853,628 23,025
	WESTERN ONTARIO LAVAL	3,546,496 73,125			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 3: CuRRent seRiaLs (totaL)

  
	Rank oRdeR tabLe 4: MiCRofoRM units Rank oRdeR tabLe 5: goveRnMent doCuMents	
	Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue vaLue	Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue vaLue vaLue vaLue vaLue vaLue
	COLUMBIA YALE RUTGERS	133,831 10,269,372 2,668,634	58 58 58 58 58 58 58	GEORGETOWN ILLINOIS CHICAGO CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAVAL VANDERBILT COLORADO STATE GEORGE WASHINGTON	61,257 4,197,939 29,017 10,374,866 10,159,649 2,523,449 23,490,425
	YALE HARVARD MINNESOTA	110,802 9,814,796 2,640,164	59 59 59 59 59 59 59	NORTH CAROLINA BOSTON COLLEGE TEMPLE CINCINNATI GEORGIA GEORGIA ROCHESTER	60,713 4,190,134 24,766 10,283,685 10,106,243 2,485,368 23,301,685
	HARVARD ILLINOIS URBANA MISSOURI	110,628 9,636,471 1,681,883	60 60 60 60 60 60 60	TEMPLE YORK GEORGETOWN MARYLAND CALIFORNIA IRVINE MICHIGAN STATE OKLAHOMA	60,586 4,187,860 9,385 10,097,607 10,083,397 2,467,965 22,863,907
	ILLINOIS URBANA FLORIDA STATE NORTH CAROLINA	110,299 9,109,694 1,625,932	61 61 61 61 61 61 61	BROWN OREGON NORTHWESTERN NORTH CAROLINA STATE TENNESSEE KANSAS TEMPLE	60,499 4,159,767 7,808 9,809,078 9,903,904 2,415,971 22,794,168
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOUISIANA STATE DUKE	105,744 9,014,560 1,257,457	62 62 62 62 62 62 62	KENT STATE PENNSYLVANIA HOWARD CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO GEORGE WASHINGTON WAYNE STATE KANSAS	60,015 4,147,587 6,759 9,583,762 9,888,770 2,365,219 22,432,493
	JOHNS HOPKINS CORNELL FLORIDA	105,453 8,507,563 1,241,342	63 63 63 63 63 63 63	INDIANA ALABAMA PRINCETON KANSAS MIAMI RUTGERS CALIFORNIA IRVINE	59,924 4,096,093 4,646 9,581,850 9,641,606 2,342,995 22,359,838
	LOUISIANA STATE MISSOURI QUEENS	101,738 8,118,672 1,114,838	64 64 64 64 64 64 64	MONTREAL WESTERN ONTARIO TEXAS TECH QUEEN'S TEXAS TECH ILLINOIS CHICAGO MANITOBA	59,574 4,062,350 4,222 9,543,294 9,515,758 2,256,901 22,044,012
	MICHIGAN STATE FLORIDA GEORGIA	98,469 7,901,639 1,066,004	65 65 65 65 65 65 65	CALIFORNIA DAVIS GEORGETOWN TENNESSEE CALIFORNIA IRVINE WAYNE STATE BOSTON KENTUCKY	59,463 4,026,834 4,158 9,508,339 9,349,366 2,208,384 21,414,484
	CORNELL WASHINGTON KENTUCKY	98,000 7,788,178 1,036,210	66 66 66 66 66 66 66	IOWA MIAMI JOHNS HOPKINS BOSTON BOSTON CONNECTICUT COLORADO	59,442 3,993,799 1,324 9,468,057 9,170,585 2,198,984 21,337,928
	VIRGINIA ARIZONA STATE COLORADO	97,800 7,588,679 963,779	67 67 67 67 67 67 67	PITTSBURGH NOTRE DAME OHIO STATE IOWA STATE BROWN OKLAHOMA STATE WESTERN ONTARIO	59,141 3,958,901 832 9,359,327 9,161,991 2,163,237 21,317,718
	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE SYRACUSE SOUTH CAROLINA	89,811 7,491,672 944,768	68 68 68 68 68 68 68	WESTERN ONTARIO WASHINGTON STATE ALBERTA LOUISVILLE HAWAII BROWN LAVAL	58,715 3,938,825 0 9,206,025 9,087,639 2,126,374 21,267,530
	OHIO STATE CALIFORNIA BERKELEY ALABAMA	89,239 7,128,372 926,705	69 69 68 69 69 69 69	TEXAS QUEEN'S BRITISH COLUMBIA ILLINOIS CHICAGO ROCHESTER FLORIDA BOSTON	56,991 3,923,674 0 9,128,496 9,019,190 2,070,900 21,007,389
	ARIZONA MINNESOTA UTAH	88,737 7,008,203 898,343	70 70 68 70 70 70 70	BOSTON WAYNE STATE BROWN WAYNE STATE BOSTON COLLEGE NOTRE DAME WAYNE STATE	56,113 3,896,048 0 9,007,142 9,001,260 2,061,290 20,801,616
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLORADO FLORIDA STATE	88,668 6,993,960 857,378	71 71 68 71 71 71 71	HAWAII BRIGHAM YOUNG CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO CONNECTICUT CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA ALABAMA SUNY-BUFFALO	55,925 3,874,728 0 8,984,063 8,840,547 2,052,276 20,787,929
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS PENNSYLVANIA STATE ILLINOIS CHICAGO	88,635 6,933,343 793,177	72 72 68 72 72 72 72	QUEEN'S SUNY-STONY BROOK CONNECTICUT BOSTON COLLEGE COLORADO OREGON CALIFORNIA DAVIS	55,646 3,837,217 0 8,979,309 8,692,805 1,973,830 20,387,728
	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY INDIANA MCGILL	87,876 6,882,420 784,146	73 73 68 73 73 73 73	COLORADO CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA CORNELL SASKATCHEWAN WESTERN ONTARIO MARYLAND CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	55,519 3,771,838 0 8,942,165 8,628,993 1,937,553 20,227,792
	ARIZONA STATE MICHIGAN STATE WISCONSIN	87,566 6,776,737 757,805	74 74 68 74 74 74 74	SUNY-ALBANY ALBERTA DARTMOUTH HOUSTON SYRACUSE OKLAHOMA CINCINNATI	54,874 3,738,979 0 8,911,877 8,489,906 1,912,562 20,205,911
	TEXAS A&M GEORGIA KANSAS	86,737 6,632,493 739,024	75 75 68 75 75 75 75	EMORY KANSAS GEORGE WASHINGTON MIT DARTMOUTH DELAWARE BROWN	54,295 3,657,049 0 8,886,555 8,440,615 1,802,698 19,861,584
	CINCINNATI TEXAS HOUSTON	86,363 6,628,794 680,971	76 76 68 76 76 76 76	OKLAHOMA STATE UTAH GEORGIA TECH DARTMOUTH QUEEN'S MANITOBA SOUTH CAROLINA	53,799 3,638,146 0 8,871,179 8,417,136 1,799,754 19,742,585
	MINNESOTA PRINCETON VIRGINIA	85,075 6,550,035 674,257	77 77 68 77 77 77 77	MCMASTER IOWA STATE GUELPH DELAWARE KENTUCKY CINCINNATI QUEEN'S	53,584 3,521,259 0 8,809,088 8,256,893 1,783,625 19,548,008
	NOTRE DAME KENTUCKY ARIZONA STATE	82,866 6,471,766 664,596	78 78 68 78 78 78 78	MIT HAWAII HAWAII NEW MEXICO CINCINNATI MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON COLLEGE	53,548 3,517,793 0 8,676,839 8,004,337 1,741,283 19,328,235
	GEORGIA WISCONSIN NEW MEXICO	80,748 6,350,062 663,556	79 79 68 79 79 79 79	LOUISVILLE WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS ILLINOIS URBANA SUNY-BUFFALO SOUTH CAROLINA WATERLOO HOUSTON	53,461 3,448,834 0 8,653,954 7,974,800 1,738,974 19,286,301
	SUNY-BUFFALO COLUMBIA LOUISIANA STATE	80,431 6,345,302 590,485	80 80 68 80 80 80 80	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO DELAWARE IOWA STATE MISSOURI TEMPLE IOWA STATE ILLINOIS CHICAGO	52,535 3,443,953 0 8,515,580 7,940,588 1,724,165 19,258,880
	NORTHWESTERN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEBRASKA	77,933 6,329,276 552,672	81 81 68 81 81 81 81	PRINCETON CINCINNATI KENT STATE BROWN ILLINOIS CHICAGO MISSOURI LOUISVILLE	51,746 3,371,800 0 8,494,260 7,873,483 1,690,135 19,154,127
	GEORGE WASHINGTON VIRGINIA TECH CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	76,810 6,323,119 492,722	82 82 68 82 82 82 82	CALIFORNIA IRVINE CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO LAVAL MANITOBA OKLAHOMA STATE CALIFORNIA DAVIS DARTMOUTH	51,623 3,309,102 0 8,330,789 7,868,617 1,677,155 18,767,039
	WISCONSIN ARIZONA PURDUE	76,808 6,282,673 485,929	83 83 68 83 83 83 83	TENNESSEE TEMPLE MCMASTER MCMASTER DELAWARE SUNY-BUFFALO IOWA STATE	50,552 3,308,050 0 8,261,937 7,824,331 1,567,889 18,494,395
	CHICAGO EMORY NEW YORK	76,607 6,254,488 482,172	84 84 68 84 84 84 84	ALBERTA RICE MASSACHUSETTS TULANE CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE AUBURN DELAWARE	50,281 3,276,520 0 8,188,561 7,823,209 1,552,088 18,478,586
	TORONTO CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	76,473 6,218,665 451,767	85 85 68 85 85 85 85	UTAH CHICAGO MIAMI FLORIDA STATE MCMASTER SYRACUSE SASKATCHEWAN	48,777 3,114,979 0 8,183,466 7,739,018 1,549,946 17,901,568
	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES SUNY-BUFFALO DELAWARE	76,248 6,120,752 451,186	86 86 68 86 86 86 86	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PURDUE MICHIGAN CALIFORNIA DAVIS OREGON IOWA HAWAII	47,871 3,104,959 0 8,113,229 7,678,922 1,542,269 17,690,130
	MCGILL OHIO STATE BRIGHAM YOUNG	75,328 6,059,429 423,514	87 87 68 87 87 87 87	VANDERBILT SASKATCHEWAN MONTREAL SOUTH CAROLINA SASKATCHEWAN COLORADO MCMASTER	47,211 3,087,965 0 8,051,804 7,637,931 1,521,928 17,409,428
	MIAMI RUTGERS ROCHESTER	74,775 6,048,708 419,912	88 88 68 88 88 88 88	OREGON VANDERBILT NORTH CAROLINA STATE UTAH MASSACHUSETTS WASHINGTON STATE SYRACUSE	46,650 3,044,268 0 7,980,542 7,611,671 1,517,246 17,128,985
	KENTUCKY HOUSTON SASKATCHEWAN	73,251 5,985,299 414,618	89 89 68 89 89 89 89	YORK GEORGE WASHINGTON NOTRE DAME ROCHESTER IOWA STATE QUEEN'S RICE	46,539 2,946,196 0 7,809,582 7,283,798 1,502,065 17,039,305
	PENNSYLVANIA MARYLAND VIRGINIA TECH	73,248 5,832,845 399,525	90 90 68 90 90 90 90	WAYNE STATE SUNY-ALBANY PENNSYLVANIA STATE ALABAMA WATERLOO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS OKLAHOMA STATE	45,400 2,896,185 0 7,688,246 7,152,770 1,443,490 16,942,310
	HOUSTON TEXAS A&M WAYNE STATE	72,775 5,686,474 388,182	91 91 68 91 91 91 91	GEORGIA TECH CALIFORNIA IRVINE PITTSBURGH LOUISIANA STATE FLORIDA STATE MCMASTER MISSOURI	44,875 2,893,477 0 7,386,879 7,089,568 1,404,406 16,694,070
	RUTGERS NEW YORK INDIANA	72,623 5,561,308 383,266	92 92 68 92 92 92 92	ILLINOIS CHICAGO TEXAS TECH SUNY-ALBANY HAWAII NEBRASKA NEBRASKA ALABAMA	44,614 2,726,735 0 7,165,800 7,050,813 1,382,252 16,623,179
	TULANE VIRGINIA SUNY-STONY BROOK	72,564 5,536,709 347,884	93 93 68 93 93 93 93	MASSACHUSETTS AUBURN SUNY-BUFFALO SUNY-STONY BROOK ALABAMA CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE OREGON	43,906 2,718,458 0 7,111,135 6,814,650 1,378,904 16,477,261
	RICE TORONTO SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	72,352 5,491,412 312,699	94 94 68 94 94 94 94	NEBRASKA DARTMOUTH TEXAS VIRGINIA TECH WASHINGTON STATE LOUISIANA STATE MASSACHUSETTS	42,589 2,605,009 0 7,043,044 6,722,459 1,341,854 15,995,789
	NEW MEXICO NORTH CAROLINA STATE CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	71,416 5,446,201 299,797	95 95 68 95 95 95 95	MARYLAND CASE WESTERN RESERVE WASHINGTON NEBRASKA SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TENNESSEE FLORIDA STATE	42,393 2,601,135 0 7,039,988 6,698,054 1,338,868 15,962,728
	FLORIDA PITTSBURGH SYRACUSE	71,336 5,442,379 291,548	96 96 68 96 96 96 96	OHIO MASSACHUSETTS WASHINGTON STATE SYRACUSE OKLAHOMA DARTMOUTH NEBRASKA	41,741 2,584,531 0 7,037,903 6,650,965 1,337,837 15,617,134
	MICHIGAN SOUTH CAROLINA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	69,457 5,357,428 271,720	97 97 68 97 97 97 97	PURDUE MIT WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SUNY-ALBANY HAWAII WATERLOO	40,094 2,416,804 0 7,031,254 6,646,180 1,293,683 15,475,270
	ALABAMA BRITISH COLUMBIA OREGON	69,426 5,291,774 268,640	98 98 68 98 98 98 98	MANITOBA GUELPH WATERLOO OKLAHOMA STATE GUELPH BOSTON COLLEGE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	39,332 2,346,336 0 6,841,311 6,553,835 1,250,914 15,297,899
	BRIGHAM YOUNG NORTH CAROLINA VANDERBILT	69,361 5,142,758 263,092	99 99 68 99 99 99 99	MISSOURI CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE WESTERN ONTARIO OREGON SUNY-STONY BROOK SASKATCHEWAN COLORADO STATE	38,364 2,280,683 0 6,718,280 6,390,259 1,248,714 15,187,932
	DARTMOUTH ROCHESTER EMORY	68,661 5,120,381 256,899	100 100 68 100 100 100 100	AUBURN TULANE YALE CASE WESTERN RESERVE MISSOURI OHIO CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	37,980 2,252,124 0 6,702,608 6,385,653 1,233,362 15,129,803
	NEW YORK NEW MEXICO AUBURN	67,960 4,721,312 237,752	101 101 101 101 101 101	LAVAL LOUISVILLE ARIZONA COLORADO STATE LOUISVILLE MONTREAL WASHINGTON STATE	37,701 2,219,718 UA/NA 6,545,964 6,275,745 1,205,676 14,709,942
	TEXAS TECH BOSTON MANITOBA	66,750 4,700,124 222,243	102 102 102 102 102 102	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA OHIO BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS COLORADO STATE GUELPH LOUISIANA STATE	36,990 2,000,195 UA/NA 6,545,019 6,074,168 1,157,100 14,576,026
	CASE WESTERN RESERVE NEBRASKA BOSTON COLLEGE	66,625 4,687,095 215,703	103 103 103 103 103 103	COLORADO STATE BROWN CHICAGO WATERLOO LOUISIANA STATE GEORGIA TECH SUNY-STONY BROOK	36,133 1,966,000 UA/NA 6,533,760 5,798,001 1,066,271 14,311,031
	IOWA STATE GEORGIA TECH MARYLAND	66,195 4,627,573 199,706	104 104 104 104 104 104	SYRACUSE MCGILL COLORADO STATE WASHINGTON STATE HOUSTON CASE WESTERN RESERVE TULANE	34,443 1,848,185 UA/NA 6,424,476 5,631,937 1,064,181 14,177,339
	BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUTHERN ILLINOIS OKLAHOMA STATE	64,669 4,601,724 180,337	105 105 105 105 105 105	SASKATCHEWAN WATERLOO HARVARD GEORGIA TECH VIRGINIA TECH VIRGINIA TECH VIRGINIA TECH	32,157 1,710,239 UA/NA 6,205,541 5,615,708 1,010,566 13,720,067
	SOUTH CAROLINA NORTHWESTERN COLUMBIA	63,715 4,554,601 175,665	106 106 106 106 106 106	BOSTON COLLEGE MCMASTER IOWA CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA CASE WESTERN RESERVE HOWARD GUELPH	31,465 1,599,937 UA/NA 5,798,983 5,565,232 951,272 13,429,656
	SUNY-STONY BROOK OKLAHOMA STATE CALIFORNIA IRVINE	63,423 4,533,703 152,779	107 107 107 107 107 107	DELAWARE MONTREAL LOUISVILLE CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE OHIO WESTERN ONTARIO CASE WESTERN RESERVE	29,246 1,547,142 UA/NA 5,745,878 5,477,784 934,680 13,401,474
	OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA TULANE	63,407 4,465,689 94,550	108 108 108 108 108 108	ROCHESTER MANITOBA MIT GUELPH HOWARD SUNY-STONY BROOK GEORGIA TECH	28,637 1,473,614 UA/NA 5,684,408 5,435,311 749,058 12,432,754
	DUKE JOHNS HOPKINS CALIFORNIA DAVIS	62,639 4,394,653 79,264	109 109 109 109 109 109	HOWARD LAVAL MICHIGAN STATE OHIO TULANE TULANE OHIO	26,687 1,299,734 UA/NA 5,641,009 5,195,043 748,643 12,390,474
	FLORIDA STATE TENNESSEE CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	62,093 4,389,259 72,716	110 110 110 110 110 110	WASHINGTON STATE COLORADO STATE OHIO AUBURN RICE RICE SUNY-ALBANY	25,264 1,159,032 UA/NA 5,629,762 5,146,393 714,789 12,183,367
	KANSAS CONNECTICUT TEXAS A&M	62,016 4,320,791 65,519	111 111 111 111 111	WATERLOO IOWA PENNSYLVANIA SUNY-ALBANY GEORGIA TECH FLORIDA STATE KENT STATE	23,705 UA/NA UA/NA 5,404,801 5,122,524 644,076 11,883,778
	NORTH CAROLINA STATE DUKE RICE	61,990 4,313,350 55,896	112 112 112 112 112	VIRGINIA TECH KENT STATE TORONTO KENT STATE KENT STATE LAVAL AUBURN	22,765 UA/NA UA/NA 4,042,951 4,804,978 607,324 11,741,607
	WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA DAVIS OKLAHOMA	61,979 4,241,335 35,360	113 113 113 113 113	GUELPH MICHIGAN YORK HOWARD AUBURN SUNY-ALBANY HOWARD	11,986 UA/NA UA/NA 3,823,732 4,511,641 75,884 10,273,315
	CONNECTICUT HOWARD CINCINNATI	61,812 4,234,651 30,140			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 10: MonogRaphs puRChased (voLuMes)

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue
	COLUMBIA	468,515	58 58	OKLAHOMA JOHNS HOPKINS	30,327 2,030,703
	MCGILL	378,866	59 59	BOSTON COLLEGE WISCONSIN	29,728 2,017,313
	YALE	167,433	60 60	DARTMOUTH LOUISIANA STATE	29,420 1,993,211
	BRIGHAM YOUNG	153,553	61 61	NORTH CAROLINA STATE MONTREAL	29,085 1,976,784
	TORONTO	127,855	62 62	IOWA STATE BROWN	28,436 1,934,956
	CHICAGO	125,542	63 63	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA UTAH	28,273 1,924,324
	PRINCETON	103,438	64 64	VANDERBILT NORTH CAROLINA STATE	28,145 1,862,181
	MICHIGAN	99,784	65 65	DELAWARE CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	27,944 1,836,596
	INDIANA	85,681	66 66	OHIO TULANE	27,809 1,770,102
	NORTH CAROLINA	73,359	67 67	QUEEN'S HOUSTON	27,734 1,760,006
	ILLINOIS URBANA	72,722	68 68	WESTERN ONTARIO VANDERBILT	27,642 1,747,797
	DUKE	67,879	69 69	LOUISVILLE IOWA STATE	27,300 1,719,386
	OHIO STATE	67,611	70 70	COLORADO STATE WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	26,797 1,695,048
	TEXAS A&M	64,803	71 71	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS DARTMOUTH	26,689 1,681,053
	IOWA	61,470	72 72	JOHNS HOPKINS OREGON	26,671 1,675,671
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	59,330	73 73	MISSOURI QUEEN'S	26,196 1,630,058
	WATERLOO	57,664	74 74	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE MIT	25,318 1,624,976
	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	56,557	75 75	SUNY-BUFFALO KENTUCKY	25,253 1,624,478
	VIRGINIA	56,260	76 76	HOUSTON MARYLAND	25,062 1,588,899
	WISCONSIN	55,530	77 77	GEORGE WASHINGTON PURDUE	24,738 1,447,270
	NEW YORK	55,503	78 78	WAYNE STATE GUELPH	23,615 1,418,595
	TEXAS TECH	53,560	79 79	MIT OKLAHOMA STATE	23,268 1,402,560
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	53,374	80 80	OKLAHOMA STATE NEW MEXICO	22,598 1,377,722
	MICHIGAN STATE	52,719	81 81	OREGON HAWAII	22,450 1,375,014
	ARIZONA STATE	52,392	82 82	ROCHESTER BOSTON COLLEGE	21,476 1,368,393
	KANSAS	51,625	83 83	RUTGERS SOUTH CAROLINA	21,183 1,357,022
	WASHINGTON	51,043	84 84	HAWAII RUTGERS	21,005 1,352,783
	MONTREAL	50,515	85 85	SASKATCHEWAN FLORIDA	20,877 1,348,788
	EMORY	50,483	86 86	SYRACUSE COLORADO STATE	20,601 1,322,568
	MANITOBA	50,404	87 87	NEW MEXICO BOSTON	20,116 1,305,954
	BROWN	49,939	88 88	CONNECTICUT ILLINOIS CHICAGO	19,975 1,292,036
	NOTRE DAME	49,727	89 89	VIRGINIA TECH FLORIDA STATE	19,391 1,287,909
	TEXAS	48,857	90 90	SOUTH CAROLINA CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	18,830 1,282,122
	GEORGIA	48,717	91 91	MASSACHUSETTS OHIO	18,771 1,277,551
	TEMPLE	47,318	92 92	PURDUE SUNY-BUFFALO	18,324 1,273,433
	FLORIDA STATE	45,911	93 93	GUELPH WATERLOO	17,399 1,267,256
	MIAMI	45,768	94 94	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS SYRACUSE	17,299 1,258,269
	TULANE	43,740	95 95	SUNY-ALBANY ALABAMA	16,845 1,241,164
	MINNESOTA	43,115	96 96	WASHINGTON STATE WAYNE STATE	15,383 1,181,664
	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	42,823	97 97	BOSTON WASHINGTON STATE	15,001 1,162,960
	KENTUCKY	42,529	98 98	KENT STATE ROCHESTER	14,724 1,161,236
	RICE	42,064	99 99	AUBURN VIRGINIA TECH	12,224 1,126,563
	GEORGETOWN	41,525	100 100	CASE WESTERN RESERVE MASSACHUSETTS	10,339 1,084,359
	FLORIDA	41,448	101 101	NEBRASKA MCMASTER	8,302 1,058,438
	LAVAL	40,357	102 102	SUNY-STONY BROOK MISSOURI	8,061 1,029,157
	ILLINOIS CHICAGO	39,349	103 103	GEORGIA TECH CONNECTICUT	7,926 956,188
	NORTHWESTERN	38,867	104 104	HOWARD LOUISVILLE	4,496 951,788
	ARIZONA	37,870	105	ALBERTA SUNY-ALBANY	UA/NA 885,746
	TENNESSEE	37,010	106	BRITISH COLUMBIA KENT STATE	UA/NA 810,787
	MARYLAND	36,951	107	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	UA/NA 736,010
	CALIFORNIA IRVINE	35,890	108	CALIFORNIA DAVIS CASE WESTERN RESERVE	UA/NA 719,638
	YORK	34,848	109	CORNELL GEORGIA TECH	UA/NA 571,817
	CINCINNATI	33,903	110	HARVARD AUBURN	UA/NA 568,640
	LOUISIANA STATE	33,655	111	PENNSYLVANIA NEBRASKA	UA/NA 427,296
	COLORADO	33,104	112	PITTSBURGH SUNY-STONY BROOK	UA/NA 420,700
	MCMASTER	32,843	113	UTAH HOWARD	UA/NA 246,474
	ALABAMA	32,646			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 12: CuRRent seRiaLs puRChased (titLes)

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution Rank institution	vaLue vaLue
	YALE	103,444	58 58	NEW YORK PURDUE	44,503 7,022,039
	ILLINOIS URBANA	102,120	59 59	BROWN CONNECTICUT	43,144 6,958,737
	COLUMBIA	102,053	60 60	OKLAHOMA STATE MIT	42,658 6,817,728
	ARIZONA	85,960	61 61	CALIFORNIA DAVIS NORTH CAROLINA STATE	42,199 6,616,791
	LOUISIANA STATE	84,991	62 62	IOWA NEW MEXICO	41,760 6,581,497
	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	82,162	63 63	VIRGINIA NOTRE DAME	41,440 6,573,240
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	80,912	64 64	HAWAII CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	41,356 6,520,966
	OHIO STATE	78,906	65 65	YORK CALIFORNIA IRVINE	39,608 6,474,353
	JOHNS HOPKINS	76,065	66 66	MCMASTER KENTUCKY	38,683 6,421,219
	PENNSYLVANIA	72,347	67 67	COLORADO NEBRASKA	38,140 6,401,031
	MICHIGAN STATE	71,888	68 68	CHICAGO SASKATCHEWAN	38,057 6,347,299
	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	71,266	69 69	ILLINOIS CHICAGO ALABAMA	37,912 6,329,417
	CINCINNATI	70,504	70 70	TEXAS HOUSTON	37,342 6,275,219
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	70,066	71 71	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS WISCONSIN	37,341 6,263,640
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	69,400	72 72	ALBERTA ROCHESTER	36,793 6,258,440
	MIAMI	69,164	73 73	EMORY RICE	36,651 6,139,862
	GEORGE WASHINGTON	67,881	74 74	MIT SOUTH CAROLINA	36,259 6,116,438
	ARIZONA STATE	66,037	75 75	OREGON GEORGE WASHINGTON	36,029 6,103,662
	BRITISH COLUMBIA	64,669	76 76	NORTH CAROLINA TULANE	35,802 6,093,411
	NOTRE DAME	63,682	77 77	NEBRASKA MISSOURI	34,821 5,985,414
	DARTMOUTH	62,301	78 78	WAYNE STATE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	34,808 5,866,259
	MCGILL	58,997	79 79	TENNESSEE KANSAS	34,720 5,860,695
	KENT STATE	58,662	80 80	KENTUCKY MANITOBA	34,333 5,822,024
	BRIGHAM YOUNG	58,466	81 81	CALIFORNIA IRVINE DELAWARE	34,107 5,778,112
	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	57,889	82 82	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO UTAH	33,938 5,739,547
	RICE	56,806	83 83	VANDERBILT MCMASTER	33,483 5,714,150
	SUNY-BUFFALO	56,503	84 84	CONNECTICUT TEMPLE	32,801 5,690,849
	GEORGIA	56,454	85 85	NORTH CAROLINA STATE HAWAII	30,902 5,630,515
	MINNESOTA	56,325	86 86	MASSACHUSETTS CASE WESTERN RESERVE	29,160 5,626,072
	NEW MEXICO	55,474	87 87	PURDUE BROWN	28,822 5,593,056
	WESTERN ONTARIO	55,094	88 88	LAVAL YALE	28,276 5,557,697
	SUNY-STONY BROOK	53,900	89 89	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA VIRGINIA TECH	27,333 5,423,174
	LOUISVILLE	53,461	90 90	UTAH FLORIDA STATE	27,168 5,337,897
	TEXAS A&M	52,540	91 91	OHIO SYRACUSE	26,522 5,316,483
	OKLAHOMA	52,522	92 92	MANITOBA OKLAHOMA STATE	26,471 5,286,432
	GEORGETOWN	52,212	93 93	SYRACUSE LOUISIANA STATE	25,206 5,283,693
	MONTREAL	51,760	94 94	MISSOURI SUNY-STONY BROOK	24,857 5,221,576
	TEXAS TECH	51,580	95 95	MARYLAND BOSTON COLLEGE	24,441 5,125,794
	BOSTON	50,529	96 96	ROCHESTER WASHINGTON STATE	23,705 5,042,750
	PRINCETON	50,327	97 97	BOSTON COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS	21,947 5,028,032
	PITTSBURGH	49,916	98 98	COLORADO STATE AUBURN	21,688 5,016,185
	WISCONSIN	49,626	99 99	SASKATCHEWAN EMORY	21,485 4,877,256
	TORONTO	49,550	100 100	DELAWARE LOUISVILLE	20,665 4,811,709
	RUTGERS	49,507	101 101	HOWARD WATERLOO	18,295 4,649,880
	INDIANA	49,490	102 102	WATERLOO COLORADO STATE	16,332 4,611,644
	KANSAS	49,212	103 103	SOUTH CAROLINA CALIFORNIA DAVIS	14,629 4,597,531
	QUEEN'S	48,829	104 104	AUBURN CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	14,030 4,338,335
	ALABAMA	48,206	105 105	GEORGIA TECH ILLINOIS CHICAGO	12,515 4,232,443
	DUKE	47,819	106 106	VIRGINIA TECH GEORGIA TECH	11,917 4,227,563
	SUNY-ALBANY	47,665	107 107	GUELPH SUNY-ALBANY	11,486 4,215,691
	FLORIDA	47,449	108	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES OREGON	UA/NA 3,976,853
	IOWA STATE	47,315	109	CORNELL CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	UA/NA 3,962,387
	TULANE	47,295	110	HARVARD OHIO	UA/NA 3,642,738
	NORTHWESTERN	47,236	111	MICHIGAN GUELPH	UA/NA 3,586,461
	TEMPLE	46,976	112	WASHINGTON HOWARD	UA/NA 3,360,936
	HOUSTON	46,259	113	WASHINGTON STATE KENT STATE	UA/NA 3,232,164
	FLORIDA STATE	46,054			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 14: totaL iteMs Loaned (iLL/dd)

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution	vaLue
	OHIO STATE	170,711	58	TENNESSEE	35,585
	MINNESOTA	165,913	59	DARTMOUTH	35,464
	ILLINOIS URBANA	93,584	60	OKLAHOMA	35,148
	WISCONSIN	92,683	61	SUNY-BUFFALO	34,257
	WASHINGTON	86,879	62	NEBRASKA	33,959
	OREGON	80,560	63	DUKE	33,879
	PENNSYLVANIA	74,659	64	NEW YORK	33,089
	COLORADO STATE	70,733	65	CALIFORNIA DAVIS	32,098
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	66,704	66	GEORGE WASHINGTON	32,010
	PITTSBURGH	62,936	67	KENTUCKY	32,008
	CINCINNATI	62,455	68	IOWA STATE	29,651
	IOWA	62,404	69	NOTRE DAME	29,584
	MICHIGAN STATE	62,153	70	BOSTON COLLEGE	28,636
	ILLINOIS CHICAGO	61,975	71	TORONTO	28,195
	MICHIGAN	59,885	72	CALIFORNIA IRVINE	27,869
	COLORADO	59,882	73	ROCHESTER	27,420
	NORTH CAROLINA	59,026	74	TEMPLE	27,341
	TEXAS	57,999	75	PURDUE	26,430
	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	56,952	76	HOUSTON	26,008
	CORNELL	56,865	77	VANDERBILT	25,849
	WATERLOO	56,757	78	FLORIDA	25,472
	WASHINGTON STATE	55,958	79	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	24,627
	ARIZONA	55,343	80	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	24,050
	MISSOURI	55,210	81	LOUISVILLE	23,048
	PRINCETON	54,031	82	BRITISH COLUMBIA	22,884
	ALBERTA	53,211	83	MARYLAND	22,215
	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	52,249	84	VIRGINIA TECH	22,192
	ARIZONA STATE	50,966	85	MONTREAL	22,041
	CHICAGO	50,664	86	MCGILL	21,768
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	50,554	87	NEW MEXICO	21,224
	KANSAS	50,502	88	MANITOBA	20,917
	INDIANA	50,325	89	BOSTON	20,839
	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	49,510	90	SUNY-STONY BROOK	20,820
	UTAH	48,592	91	QUEEN'S	20,064
	YALE	48,357	92	SOUTH CAROLINA	19,696
	BRIGHAM YOUNG	47,231	93	MIT	19,287
	COLUMBIA	46,893	94	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	18,928
	TEXAS A&M	45,798	95	FLORIDA STATE	18,785
	GUELPH	45,774	96	LAVAL	17,842
	MASSACHUSETTS	44,946	97	DELAWARE	17,207
	HARVARD	44,808	98	WESTERN ONTARIO	16,881
	RUTGERS	43,575	99	TULANE	16,272
	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	42,769	100	MCMASTER	15,678
	GEORGIA	42,723	101	NORTH CAROLINA STATE	14,979
	WAYNE STATE	42,491	102	KENT STATE	14,897
	OHIO	41,847	103	SYRACUSE	13,775
	TEXAS TECH	41,739	104	YORK	13,665
	MIAMI	41,524	105	SUNY-ALBANY	13,133
	BROWN	41,359	106	RICE	12,332
	CONNECTICUT	41,259	107	ALABAMA	12,114
	VIRGINIA	39,945	108	AUBURN	12,091
	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	37,556	109	GEORGIA TECH	10,598
	GEORGETOWN	37,306	110	HOWARD	8,481
	OKLAHOMA STATE	37,091	111	LOUISIANA STATE	7,381
	JOHNS HOPKINS	37,076	112	HAWAII	6,246
	EMORY	36,602	113	SASKATCHEWAN	5,670
	NORTHWESTERN	36,383			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 15: totaL iteMs boRRoWed (iLL/dd)

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution	vaLue
	OHIO STATE	96,771	58	TEXAS	27,822
	WASHINGTON	92,703	59	PITTSBURGH	27,305
	WISCONSIN	88,726	60	NEW MEXICO	26,959
	PENNSYLVANIA	83,836	61	CALIFORNIA DAVIS	26,504
	ILLINOIS URBANA	78,457	62	BRIGHAM YOUNG	25,637
	COLORADO STATE	66,476	63	MANITOBA	25,400
	OREGON	61,746	64	TENNESSEE	25,179
	ILLINOIS CHICAGO	56,349	65	SUNY-BUFFALO	24,824
	COLUMBIA	55,114	66	GEORGETOWN	24,366
	GUELPH	54,470	67	KENTUCKY	24,349
	GEORGE WASHINGTON	53,439	68	NOTRE DAME	24,050
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	53,334	69	ROCHESTER	23,921
	TEXAS A&M	51,805	70	DELAWARE	23,688
	OHIO	49,452	71	BRITISH COLUMBIA	22,542
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	48,729	72	NORTH CAROLINA STATE	22,509
	MASSACHUSETTS	48,539	73	CHICAGO	22,312
	WAYNE STATE	48,058	74	BOSTON COLLEGE	22,253
	WATERLOO	47,160	75	VIRGINIA TECH	21,936
	INDIANA	44,360	76	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	21,922
	PURDUE	43,940	77	SYRACUSE	21,580
	MICHIGAN	42,978	78	TEMPLE	21,460
	CONNECTICUT	42,188	79	OKLAHOMA STATE	21,358
	CINCINNATI	42,020	80	BOSTON	21,266
	MINNESOTA	41,800	81	EMORY	21,068
	YALE	41,321	82	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	20,600
	MISSOURI	41,231	83	SUNY-ALBANY	20,487
	MARYLAND	40,713	84	VANDERBILT	20,273
	BROWN	40,355	85	LOUISVILLE	20,210
	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	40,037	86	MONTREAL	19,917
	KANSAS	39,672	87	SOUTH CAROLINA	18,538
	JOHNS HOPKINS	39,481	88	HOUSTON	18,395
	ARIZONA STATE	38,561	89	MIT	17,464
	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	37,282	90	IOWA STATE	17,027
	PRINCETON	37,211	91	LOUISIANA STATE	16,916
	ARIZONA	36,714	92	MCGILL	16,593
	NEW YORK	36,634	93	FLORIDA STATE	14,990
	RUTGERS	35,952	94	NORTH CAROLINA	14,975
	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	35,150	95	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	14,186
	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	34,596	96	MIAMI	13,738
	CORNELL	33,528	97	SUNY-STONY BROOK	13,198
	UTAH	33,349	98	HARVARD	12,877
	TEXAS TECH	33,051	99	MCMASTER	12,726
	OKLAHOMA	32,030	100	GEORGIA TECH	12,062
	HAWAII	31,778	101	TULANE	10,284
	CALIFORNIA IRVINE	31,034	102	RICE	9,908
	WASHINGTON STATE	30,936	103	ALABAMA	9,799
	MICHIGAN STATE	30,895	104	QUEEN'S	9,722
	VIRGINIA	30,606	105	LAVAL	9,720
	DARTMOUTH	30,481	106	KENT STATE	9,333
	ALBERTA	30,463	107	AUBURN	8,651
	DUKE	30,179	108	TORONTO	8,409
	COLORADO	30,159	109	WESTERN ONTARIO	8,087
	FLORIDA	28,823	110	GEORGIA	6,862
	NEBRASKA	28,757	111	HOWARD	5,560
	IOWA	28,607	112	YORK	5,233
	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	28,588	113	SASKATCHEWAN	4,771
	NORTHWESTERN	28,342			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 16: pRofessionaL staff (fte) Rank institution naMe vaLue

  
	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 13 14 15 16 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 24 24 28 29 30 31 32 32 34 35 36 36 38 38 40 41 42 43 44 44 46 46 48 48 50 51 52 53 53 53 56 Rank institution HARVARD COLUMBIA YALE CALIFORNIA BERKELEY WISCONSIN ILLINOIS URBANA WASHINGTON DUKE TORONTO INDIANA CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES MICHIGAN PENNSYLVANIA STATE NORTH CAROLINA TEXAS A&M OHIO STATE PRINCETON TEXAS NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA JOHNS HOPKINS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NORTH CAROLINA STATE BRIGHAM YOUNG CORNELL NORTHWESTERN PITTSBURGH MARYLAND BRITISH COLUMBIA MINNESOTA MONTREAL SUNY-BUFFALO VANDERBILT TEXAS TECH CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO KANSAS MIT BOSTON FLORIDA VIRGINIA RUTGERS IOWA WAYNE STATE GEORGETOWN ROCHESTER ARIZONA EMORY ARIZONA STATE WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS HAWAII KENTUCKY SUNY-STONY BROOK CONNECTICUT TENNESSEE UTAH ALBERTA 1 HARVARD 2 YALE 3 PENNSYLVANIA STATE 4 TORONTO 5 CORNELL 6 MICHIGAN 7 TEXAS 8 CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES 9 MONTREAL 10 COLUMBIA 11 RUTGERS 12 NEW YORK 13 PRINCETON 14 ALBERTA 15 VIRGINIA 16 NORTH CAROLINA 17 WASHINGTON 18 MINNESOTA 19 CALIFORNIA BERKELEY 20 ARIZONA STATE 21 ILLINOIS URBANA 22 CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO 23 CHICAGO 24 FLORIDA 25 UTAH 26 BRITISH COLUMBIA 27 GEORGIA 28 INDIANA 29 PENNSYLVANIA 30 PITTSBURGH 31 MCGILL 32 WISCONSIN 33 OHIO STATE 34 NOTRE DAME 35 EMORY 35 LAVAL 37 ARIZONA 38 MANITOBA 39 CALIFORNIA DAVIS 40 DUKE 40 NEW MEXICO 42 NORTHWESTERN 43 JOHNS HOPKINS 44 KENTUCKY 45 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA 46 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 46 TENNESSEE 46 MIAMI 49 TEXAS A&M 50 TEXAS TECH 50 CALIFORNIA IRVINE 52 IOWA 53 GEORGE WASHINGTON 54 MICHIGAN STATE 55 SYRACUSE 56 DARTMOUTH Rank institution HARVARD YALE COLUMBIA TORONTO PENNSYLVANIA STATE CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA BERKELEY MICHIGAN WISCONSIN CORNELL TEXAS WASHINGTON ILLINOIS URBANA INDIANA OHIO STATE NEW YORK NORTH CAROLINA RUTGERS PRINCETON PENNSYLVANIA MINNESOTA BRIGHAM YOUNG PITTSBURGH FLORIDA VIRGINIA SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UTAH MONTREAL CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO DUKE TEXAS A&M NORTHWESTERN BRITISH COLUMBIA ALBERTA ARIZONA STATE TEXAS TECH CHICAGO JOHNS HOPKINS ARIZONA GEORGIA EMORY MCGILL MICHIGAN STATE GEORGE WASHINGTON KENTUCKY BOSTON KENT STATE KANSAS IOWA SOUTH CAROLINA MIAMI NORTH CAROLINA STATE TENNESSEE NEW MEXICO WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS NOTRE DAME Rank	555 328 272 244 229 199 193 185 184 173 169 169 162 148 145 143 143 141 139 137 136 129 124 120 120 120 120 119 114 111 110 106 106 105 104 103 103 102 102 101 100 98 97 95 95 94 94 93 93 92 91 90 86 86 86 85 Rank oRdeR tabLe 17: suppoRt staff (fte) Rank institution naMe 57 PURDUE 59 MCGILL 60 MIAMI 60 MICHIGAN STATE 62 GEORGIA 63 BOSTON COLLEGE 64 CINCINNATI 65 SOUTH CAROLINA 66 BROWN 66 CALIFORNIA IRVINE 66 TEMPLE 69 ILLINOIS CHICAGO 69 WESTERN ONTARIO 71 ALABAMA 71 NEW MEXICO 71 NOTRE DAME 71 OREGON 75 CHICAGO 75 FLORIDA STATE 77 OKLAHOMA STATE 78 MANITOBA 79 SYRACUSE 80 HOUSTON 80 YORK 82 SUNY-ALBANY 83 DARTMOUTH 83 LAVAL 83 OKLAHOMA 86 CALIFORNIA DAVIS 87 CASE WESTERN RESERVE 87 COLORADO 87 DELAWARE 87 MISSOURI 91 RICE 91 WASHINGTON STATE 93 KENT STATE 93 MASSACHUSETTS 95 GUELPH 95 NEBRASKA 95 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 98 LOUISVILLE 99 IOWA STATE 99 LOUISIANA STATE 99 SASKATCHEWAN 102 COLORADO STATE 103 HOWARD 104 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE 105 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA 106 AUBURN 106 OHIO 108 GEORGIA TECH 108 MCMASTER 108 QUEEN'S 108 TULANE 112 VIRGINIA TECH 113 WATERLOO vaLue 541 396 375 350 308 305 285 281 258 246 238 227 225 213 210 209 206 200 198 195 194 193 192 190 187 186 184 181 179 173 172 166 156 154 153 153 146 145 144 143 143 140 139 136 135 133 133 133 132 127 127 125 124 122 121 117 Rank institution 58 WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS 59 YORK 60 WESTERN ONTARIO 61 PURDUE 61 FLORIDA STATE 61 MISSOURI 64 COLORADO 65 KANSAS 66 NEBRASKA 66 QUEEN'S 68 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 68 VANDERBILT 68 SOUTH CAROLINA 68 DELAWARE 72 ILLINOIS CHICAGO 73 BROWN 73 LOUISIANA STATE 75 WATERLOO 76 BOSTON 76 OKLAHOMA 78 MARYLAND 78 LOUISVILLE 78 MCMASTER 81 MIT 82 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 83 TEMPLE 83 HOUSTON 85 VIRGINIA TECH 86 IOWA STATE 86 SASKATCHEWAN 88 OREGON 89 WAYNE STATE 90 WASHINGTON STATE 91 ALABAMA 92 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE 93 HAWAII 94 OKLAHOMA STATE 94 TULANE 96 BOSTON COLLEGE 96 MASSACHUSETTS 98 CONNECTICUT 99 OHIO 99 GEORGIA TECH 101 GUELPH 102 HOWARD 103 SUNY-BUFFALO 104 ROCHESTER 104 SUNY-ALBANY 106 BRIGHAM YOUNG 107 CINCINNATI 108 COLORADO STATE 109 RICE 110 CASE WESTERN RESERVE 111 AUBURN 112 KENT STATE 113 vaLue 1,229 735 701 673 608 597 582 570 553 549 528 523 512 470 470 458 452 419 410 402 394 383 382 381 379 374 370 368 367 363 359 344 338 334 332 332 323 317 314 304 296 294 288 286 286 285 284 282 281 278 277 268 268 267 266 260 Rank institution 57 MARYLAND 59 PURDUE 60 SUNY-BUFFALO 61 CALIFORNIA DAVIS 62 CALIFORNIA IRVINE 62 FLORIDA STATE 64 WAYNE STATE 65 VANDERBILT 66 HAWAII 67 MANITOBA 68 OKLAHOMA 69 YORK 70 CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA 71 OREGON 72 COLORADO 72 SYRACUSE 74 LAVAL 74 MIT 76 OKLAHOMA STATE 76 ROCHESTER 78 TEMPLE 79 BROWN 80 CONNECTICUT 81 DARTMOUTH 82 NEBRASKA 83 ILLINOIS CHICAGO 84 ALABAMA 84 BOSTON COLLEGE 84 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 87 HOUSTON 88 DELAWARE 88 MISSOURI 90 WESTERN ONTARIO 91 LOUISIANA STATE 92 MASSACHUSETTS 93 LOUISVILLE 94 CINCINNATI 95 HOWARD 95 WASHINGTON STATE 97 IOWA STATE 98 WATERLOO 99 QUEEN'S 100 MCMASTER 101 CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE 101 VIRGINIA TECH 103 OHIO 103 SUNY-ALBANY 105 SASKATCHEWAN 106 SUNY-STONY BROOK 106 TULANE 108 GUELPH 109 CASE WESTERN RESERVE 110 COLORADO STATE 111 GEORGIA TECH 112 RICE 113 AUBURN SUNY-STONY BROOK Rank oRdeR tabLe 18: totaL staff (fte)	vaLue 84 83 82 82 81 79 76 74 73 73 73 71 71 70 70 70 70 68 68 66 64 63 62 62 61 60 60 60 59 58 58 58 58 57 57 56 56 54 54 54 53 52 52 52 51 50 49 47 46 46 45 45 45 45 38 36 vaLue 115 112 111 110 110 110 109 108 106 106 105 105 105 105 104 101 101 98 97 97 95 95 95 94 92 91 91 90 88 88 87 86 84 83 79 77 76 76 73 73 72 70 70 69 67 66 61 61 59 58 54 53 45 40 36 vaLue 258 255 250 249 248 248 247 241 236 233 232 231 229 217 216 216 214 214 213 213 209 208 207 205 204 203 202 202 202 199 198 198 195 192 190 188 182 176 176 174 172 169 163 159 159 153 153 151 147 147 144 131 130 123 122 117
	57 57	GEORGE WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN GEORGETOWN	84 116 258

oRdeR tabLe 19: expendituRes foR eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution	vaLue
	ALBERTA	14,521,604	58	MIT	5,315,163
	COLUMBIA	10,730,848	59	NEW MEXICO	5,313,948
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	10,324,719	60	FLORIDA STATE	5,306,200
	PITTSBURGH	9,577,575	61	MCMASTER	5,302,647
	TORONTO	9,283,217	62	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	5,283,923
	NEW YORK	9,226,060	63	DARTMOUTH	5,244,385
	TEXAS A&M	9,111,074	64	BRIGHAM YOUNG	5,173,184
	MCGILL	8,887,022	65	NORTH CAROLINA	5,149,059
	TEXAS	8,452,972	66	RUTGERS	5,007,836
	PRINCETON	8,393,567	67	KANSAS	4,931,383
	HARVARD	8,300,095	68	TEXAS TECH	4,928,468
	MINNESOTA	8,074,528	69	SOUTH CAROLINA	4,912,821
	DUKE	8,001,083	70	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	4,862,032
	WAYNE STATE	7,971,488	71	JOHNS HOPKINS	4,843,098
	MICHIGAN	7,734,012	72	BOSTON COLLEGE	4,808,867
	BRITISH COLUMBIA	7,648,588	73	RICE	4,757,600
	VANDERBILT	7,616,980	74	CALIFORNIA IRVINE	4,724,596
	WASHINGTON	7,513,531	75	AUBURN	4,704,780
	YALE	7,355,032	76	HOUSTON	4,657,866
	ARIZONA	7,346,049	77	ILLINOIS CHICAGO	4,646,070
	NORTHWESTERN	7,197,977	78	OKLAHOMA	4,579,054
	CORNELL	7,041,326	79	BROWN	4,543,261
	WESTERN ONTARIO	6,978,173	80	EMORY	4,513,037
	MIAMI	6,944,791	81	TULANE	4,459,650
	PENNSYLVANIA	6,792,252	82	VIRGINIA TECH	4,441,724
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	6,779,568	83	MASSACHUSETTS	4,389,499
	MONTREAL	6,666,762	84	MANITOBA	4,388,649
	COLORADO	6,628,496	85	CALIFORNIA DAVIS	4,387,167
	TEMPLE	6,601,957	86	LOUISIANA STATE	4,272,575
	OHIO STATE	6,590,172	87	COLORADO STATE	4,192,556
	INDIANA	6,587,019	88	GEORGETOWN	4,173,607
	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	6,522,404	89	GEORGIA TECH	4,158,648
	NOTRE DAME	6,491,200	90	WASHINGTON STATE	4,145,155
	PURDUE	6,393,070	91	ALABAMA	4,037,173
	MARYLAND	6,384,820	92	SUNY-STONY BROOK	3,943,945
	IOWA STATE	6,356,897	93	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	3,928,326
	MICHIGAN STATE	6,323,616	94	NORTH CAROLINA STATE	3,830,451
	GEORGIA	6,315,224	95	SYRACUSE	3,789,456
	IOWA	6,293,902	96	WATERLOO	3,722,260
	MISSOURI	6,254,447	97	GUELPH	3,664,146
	KENTUCKY	6,138,460	98	ROCHESTER	3,531,633
	YORK	6,115,127	99	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	3,517,639
	ARIZONA STATE	6,066,629	100	HAWAII	3,498,685
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	5,939,554	101	BOSTON	3,362,031
	ILLINOIS URBANA	5,921,211	102	LOUISVILLE	3,211,731
	CHICAGO	5,767,694	103	OHIO	2,872,036
	VIRGINIA	5,761,823	104	OREGON	2,839,843
	FLORIDA	5,681,228	105	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	2,696,936
	QUEENS	5,671,832	106	NEBRASKA	2,424,217
	LAVAL	5,668,355	107	GEORGE WASHINGTON	2,391,699
	TENNESSEE	5,643,552	108	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	2,278,784
	CINCINNATI	5,601,049	109	UTAH	2,077,201
	DELAWARE	5,549,645	110	HOWARD	2,075,989
	SASKATCHEWAN	5,541,661	111	SUNY-ALBANY	1,960,241
	SUNY-BUFFALO	5,477,759		KENT STATE	UA/NA
	CONNECTICUT	5,410,421		OKLAHOMA STATE	UA/NA
	WISCONSIN	5,364,822			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 20: eLeCtRoniC ResouRCes as a peRCentage of totaL LibRaRy MateRiaLs

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution	vaLue
	WAYNE STATE	88.50	58	MANITOBA	52.68
	ALBERTA	86.03	59	MIAMI	52.56
	AUBURN	83.57	60	ALABAMA	52.51
	MISSOURI	73.45	61	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	52.48
	IOWA STATE	67.92	62	HOUSTON	52.27
	MASSACHUSETTS	67.07	63	KANSAS	51.47
	GEORGIA TECH	67.02	64	BRITISH COLUMBIA	51.27
	VANDERBILT	66.61	65	OHIO	50.91
	FLORIDA STATE	64.84	66	ILLINOIS CHICAGO	50.90
	WASHINGTON STATE	64.52	67	WASHINGTON	50.55
	PITTSBURGH	64.46	68	OHIO STATE	50.01
	GUELPH	64.46	69	CALIFORNIA IRVINE	49.69
	MCMASTER	64.18	70	WISCONSIN	48.88
	COLORADO STATE	64.05	71	HAWAII	48.82
	SUNY-BUFFALO	63.30	72	MINNESOTA	48.71
	MARYLAND	63.23	73	DUKE	48.47
	VIRGINIA TECH	63.07	74	TEXAS	47.99
	DELAWARE	63.00	75	RUTGERS	47.90
	SASKATCHEWAN	61.97	76	CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA	46.51
	NEW MEXICO	61.24	77	IOWA	46.31
	SOUTH CAROLINA	61.02	78	TENNESSEE	46.22
	PURDUE	60.42	79	BRIGHAM YOUNG	45.75
	CONNECTICUT	60.22	80	FLORIDA	45.71
	COLORADO	60.18	81	COLUMBIA	45.31
	WESTERN ONTARIO	59.96	82	ROCHESTER	45.22
	MIT	59.81	83	PENNSYLVANIA	44.78
	QUEEN'S	59.43	84	TEXAS TECH	44.48
	DARTMOUTH	59.12	85	CORNELL	44.44
	MONTREAL	59.03	86	VIRGINIA	42.78
	KENTUCKY	58.93	87	RICE	42.75
	ARIZONA	58.18	88	OREGON	42.27
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	57.92	89	ILLINOIS URBANA	42.10
	LOUISIANA STATE	57.84	90	INDIANA	39.91
	WATERLOO	56.97	91	CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE	39.66
	TEMPLE	56.90	92	PRINCETON	39.60
	YORK	56.77	93	NORTH CAROLINA STATE	39.05
	MICHIGAN STATE	56.12	94	MICHIGAN	37.68
	NOTRE DAME	55.93	95	GEORGETOWN	37.12
	NEW YORK	55.92	96	SUNY-ALBANY	36.27
	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	55.87	97	TORONTO	35.95
	SUNY-STONY BROOK	55.46	98	BOSTON	35.51
	MCGILL	55.25	99	LOUISVILLE	34.89
	CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO	55.13	100	NEBRASKA	34.43
	LAVAL	54.64	101	JOHNS HOPKINS	32.67
	CINCINNATI	54.47	102	CHICAGO	32.58
	TULANE	54.46	103	OKLAHOMA	32.52
	GEORGIA	54.42	104	CALIFORNIA BERKELEY	32.42
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	54.40	105	CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES	32.41
	HOWARD	54.29	106	NORTH CAROLINA	31.55
	CALIFORNIA DAVIS	54.07	107	EMORY	30.28
	SYRACUSE	53.84	108	UTAH	26.03
	TEXAS A&M	53.59	109	HARVARD	24.20
	BOSTON COLLEGE	53.55	110	GEORGE WASHINGTON	23.02
	BROWN	53.49	111	YALE	22.06
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	53.35		KENT STATE	UA/NA
	ARIZONA STATE	53.06		OKLAHOMA STATE	UA/NA
	NORTHWESTERN	52.94			

Rank oRdeR tabLe 21: LibRaRy investMent index

  
	Rank institution	vaLue	Rank institution	vaLue
	HARVARD	5.9282	58	OKLAHOMA	-0.2700
	YALE	3.5761	59	NEW MEXICO	-0.2706
	TORONTO	2.6322	60	TEMPLE	-0.2913
	COLUMBIA	2.3283	61	ROCHESTER	-0.3052
	CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY	1.9283	62	KANSAS	-0.3307
	CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES	1.5697	63	CALIFORNIA, IRVINE	-0.3580
	MICHIGAN	1.5697	64	WESTERN ONTARIO	-0.3790
	PENNSYLVANIA STATE	1.2839	65	MANITOBA	-0.3817
	TEXAS	1.2685	66	KENTUCKY	-0.3867
	PRINCETON	1.2024	67	LAVAL	-0.4053
	CORNELL	1.1635	68	COLORADO	-0.4069
	ALBERTA	1.1556	69	BOSTON	-0.4211
	NEW YORK	1.0760	70	SUNY-BUFFALO	-0.4232
	WISCONSIN	0.9566	71	WAYNE STATE	-0.4402
	NORTH CAROLINA	0.8980	72	CINCINNATI	-0.4485
	WASHINGTON	0.8770	73	CALIFORNIA, DAVIS	-0.4956
	MINNESOTA	0.8355	74	BROWN	-0.5108
	ILLINOIS, URBANA	0.7944	75	BOSTON COLLEGE	-0.5198
	INDIANA	0.7750	76	QUEEN'S	-0.5291
	DUKE	0.6941	77	SOUTH CAROLINA	-0.5342
	PENNSYLVANIA	0.6635	78	ILLINOIS, CHICAGO	-0.5475
	OHIO STATE	0.6597	79	CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA	-0.5613
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA	0.6293	80	LOUISVILLE	-0.5620
	VIRGINIA	0.5021	81	HOUSTON	-0.5646
	BRITISH COLUMBIA	0.5009	82	DARTMOUTH	-0.5725
	MCGILL	0.4890	83	DELAWARE	-0.5883
	TEXAS A&M	0.4788	84	IOWA STATE	-0.5947
	CHICAGO	0.4678	85	SASKATCHEWAN	-0.6189
	EMORY	0.3154	86	HAWAII	-0.6390
	PITTSBURGH	0.2854	87	RICE	-0.6393
	RUTGERS	0.2612	88	MCMASTER	-0.6761
	ARIZONA	0.2148	89	SYRACUSE	-0.6966
	MONTREAL	0.1708	90	OKLAHOMA STATE	-0.7032
	CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO	0.1360	91	MISSOURI	-0.7032
	NORTHWESTERN	0.1317	92	ALABAMA	-0.7121
	JOHNS HOPKINS	0.1299	93	OREGON	-0.7430
	FLORIDA	0.0621	94	FLORIDA STATE	-0.7476
	IOWA	0.0315	95	MASSACHUSETTS	-0.7705
	NORTH CAROLINA STATE	0.0172	96	NEBRASKA	-0.7898
	WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS	-0.0054	97	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS	-0.8170
	BRIGHAM YOUNG	-0.0125	98	WATERLOO	-0.8190
	MIAMI	-0.0177	99	COLORADO STATE	-0.8248
	ARIZONA STATE	-0.0352	100	SUNY-STONY BROOK	-0.8345
	YORK	-0.0769	101	CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDE	-0.8355
	CONNECTICUT	-0.0962	102	LOUISIANA STATE	-0.8441
	GEORGETOWN	-0.0990	103	WASHINGTON STATE	-0.8573
	MICHIGAN STATE	-0.1348	104	TULANE	-0.8577
	PURDUE	-0.1384	105	VIRGINIA TECH	-0.9120
	MARYLAND	-0.1518	106	CASE WESTERN RESERVE	-0.9157
	MIT	-0.1583	107	GUELPH	-0.9392
	VANDERBILT	-0.1614	108	GEORGIA TECH	-0.9923
	TEXAS TECH	-0.1666	109	SUNY-ALBANY	-0.9999
	GEORGIA	-0.2119	110	OHIO	-1.0118
	NOTRE DAME	-0.2190	111	AUBURN	-1.0380
	TENNESSEE	-0.2278	112	KENT STATE	-1.0547
	UTAH	-0.2423	113	HOWARD	-1.1500
	GEORGE WASHINGTON	-0.2629	Ranking as of August 12, 2009.	

aRL statistiCs QuestionnaiRe, 2007-2008 INStRUctIoNS foR compLetINg the QUeStIoNNAIRe General Instructions

  Definitions of statistical categories can be found in NISO Z39.7-2004, Information Services and Use: Metrics & statistics for libraries and information providers--Data Dictionary (http://www.niso.org/). ARL has been modifying the interpretation of the standard definitions to address questions posed by library staff at various member institutions that complete the survey and with feedback from the ARL Statistics and Assessment Committee (http://www.arl.org/stats/program/ meeting.html). All figures should be rounded to the nearest whole number. If an exact figure cannot be provided, use NA/UA to indicate that the figure is either unavailable or not applicable. If the appropriate answer is zero or none, use 0. 


	Please do not use decimals. Please respond to every question.



  Include duplicates and bound volumes of periodicals.For purposes of this questionnaire, unclassified bound serials arranged in alphabetical order are considered classified.Exclude microforms, maps, nonprint materials, and uncataloged items.If any of these items cannot be excluded, please provide an explanatory footnote Include government document volumes that are accessible through the library's catalogs regardless of whether they are separately shelved."Classified"includes documents arranged by Superintendent of Documents, CODOC, or similar numbers."Cataloged"includes documents for which records are provided by the library or downloaded from other sources into the library's card or online catalogs.Documents should, to the extent possible, be counted as they would if they were in bound volumes (e.g., 12 issues of an annual serial would be one or two volumes).Title and piece counts should not be considered the same as volume counts.If a volume count has not been kept, it may be estimated through sampling a representative group of title records and determining the corresponding number of volumes, then extrapolating to the rest of the collection.As an alternative, an estimate may be made using the following formulae: Include e-book units, as long as these e-books are owned or leased and have been cataloged by your library.Include electronic books purchased through vendors such as NetLibrary® or Books 24x7, and e-books that come as part of aggregate services.Include individual titles of e-book sets that are treated as individual reference sources.Include locally digitized electronic books and electronic theses and dissertations.Provide a footnote explaining how many e-books you are reporting, preferably by specifying the products and the number of titles in a note.Include volumes purchased collectively where the cost is shared at the time of purchase.If either formulas or sampling are used for deriving your count, please indicate in a footnote. Include only volumes cataloged, classified, and made ready for use. Include government documents if they have been included in the count of volumes on line 1a. Do not include as part of Volumes Added Gross any government documents or other collections (such as large gift collections or e-book packages) that were added to the collection as the result of a one time download or addition to the OPAC. Include these items in Volumes Held of the previous year (Line 1a) and provide a footnote explaining the revision of Line 1a. 


	52 documents pieces per foot
	10 "traditional" volumes per foot
	5.2 documents pieces per volume
	Question 1b. Volumes Added.
	Specific Instructions
	Question 1. Volumes in Library. Use the ANSI/NISO Z39.7-2004 definition for volume as follows:
	a single physical unit of any printed, typewritten, handwritten, mimeographed, or processed work,
	distinguished from other units by a separate binding, encasement, portfolio, or other clear distinction,
	which has been cataloged, classified, and made ready for use, and which is typically the unit
	used to charge circulation transactions. Either a serial volume is bound, or it comprises the serial
	issues that would be bound together if the library bound all serials.

Question 2. Monographic Volumes Purchased.Report number of volumes purchased; do not include volumes received or cataloged.Include all volumes for which an expenditure was made during 2007-2008, including volumes paid for in advance but not received during the fiscal year.Include monographs in series and continuations.Include e-books that fit the NetLibrary® model, i.e., electronic manifestations of physical entities and/or units; provide a footnote explaining how many e-books you are reporting, preferably by specifying the products and the number of titles.If only number of titles purchased can be reported, please report the data and provide an explanatory footnote.Question 3: Basis of Volume Count.A physical count is a piece count; a bibliographic count is a catalog record count.Questions 4-5.Serials.Use the following definition adapted from AACR2 for a serial:A bibliographic resource issued in a succession of discrete parts, usually bearing numbering, that has no predetermined conclusion. Examples of serials include journals, magazines, electronic journals, continuing directories, annual reports, newspapers, and monographic series. 
expenditures recorded in these questions should have been included in Question 20, total library expenditures. Question 21. One-time electronic resource purchases

  Question 15b. Serial titles. Report expenditures for serial titles counted on line 4a. Exclude unnumbered monographic and publishers' series, and encumbrances. Include expenditures for all materials not reported in Questions 15a and 15b, e.g., backfiles of serials, charts and maps, audiovisual materials, manuscripts, etc. If expenditures for these materials are included in lines 15a and/or 15b and cannot be disaggregated, please report U/A and provide a footnote. Do not include encumbrances. Include only contract expenditures for binding done outside the library. If all binding is done in-house, state this fact and give in-house expenditures in a footnote; do not include personnel expenditures. (This figure should also be reported in the 2007-2008 ARL Preservation Survey, question 7b.) Questions 17. Salaries and wages. Exclude fringe benefits. If professional and support staff salaries cannot be separated, enter U/A, on lines 17a and 17b and enter total staff on line 17. 


	Question 15c. Other library materials. Question 15d. Miscellaneous expenditures. Include any other materials funds expenditures not included in questions
	15a-c, e.g., expenditures for bibliographic utilities, literature searching, security devices, memberships for the purposes of
	publications, etc. Please list categories, with amounts, in a footnote. Note: If your library does not use materials funds for
	non-materials expenditures-i.e., if those expenditures are included in "Other Operating Expenditures"-report 0, not
	U/A, on line 15d.
	Question 16. Contract Binding.

Question 17c.Salaries and wages: Student Assistants.Report 100% of student wages regardless of budgetary source of funds.Include federal and local funds for work study students.Question 19.Other operating expenditures.Exclude expenditures for buildings, maintenance, and fringe benefits.Questions 21-25. Electronic expenditures. These items are intended to indicate what portion of your institution's total library expenditures are dedicated to electronic resources and services. Please use the Footnotes to indicate any electronic materials expenditures you believe not to be covered by these questions. Many . Report expenditures that are not current serials (i.e. are nonsubscription, one-time, or monographic in nature) for software and machine-readable materials considered part of the collections. Examples include periodical backfiles, literature collections, one-time costs for JSTOR membership, etc. 
Question 27. Number of staffed library service points.

  Delivery/Interlibrary Loan.Report expenditures for document delivery and interlibrary loan services (both borrowing and lending).Include fees paid for photocopies, costs of telefacsimile transmission, royalties and access fees paid to provide document delivery or interlibrary loan.Include fees paid to bibliographic utilities if the portion paid for interlibrary loan can be separately counted.Include only expenditures that are part of Miscellaneous Materials Expenditures (Q15d) or Other Operating Expenditures (Q19), and only for those ILL/DD programs with data recorded in Questions 34-35.Report the number of FTE (full-time equivalent) staff in filled positions, or positions that are only temporarily vacant.ARL defines temporarily vacant positions as positions that were vacated during the fiscal year for which ARL data were submitted, for which there is a firm intent to refill, and for which there are expenditures for salaries reported on line 17.Include cost recovery positions and staff hired for special projects and grants, but provide an explanatory footnote indicating the number of such staff. If such staff cannot be included, provide a footnote. To compute full-time equivalents of part-time employees and student assistants, take the total number of hours per week (or year) worked by part-time employees in each category and divide it by the number of hours considered by the reporting library to be a full-time work week (or year). Count the number of staffed public service points in the main library and in all branch libraries reported in this inventory, including reference desks, information desks, circulation, current periodicals, reserve rooms, reprographic services (if staffed as a public facility), etc. Report the number of designated locations, not the number of staff. 


	Questions 26. Personnel. Question 28.

Round figures to the nearest whole numbers.Question 26a.Professional Staff.Since the criteria for determining professional status vary among libraries, there is no attempt to define the term "professional."Eachlibrary should report those staff members it considers professional, including, when appropriate, staff who are not librarians in the strict sense of the term, for example computer experts, systems analysts, or budget officers.Question 26b.Support Staff.Report the total FTE (see instruction 26) of staff not included in 26a.Question 26c.Student Assistants.Report the total FTE (see instruction Q26) of student assistants employed on an hourly basis whose wages are paid from funds under library control or from a budget other than the library's, including federal work-study programs. Exclude maintenance and custodial staff. 
Number of weekly public service hours.

  Report an unduplicated count of the total public service hours per typical full-service week (i.e., no holidays or other special accommodations) across both main library and branches using the following method (corresponds to IPEDS): If a library is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, it should report 40 hours per week. If several of its branches are also open during these hours, the figure remains 40 hours per week. Should Branch A also be open one evening from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the total hours during which users can find service somewhere within the system becomes 42 hours per week. If Branch B is open the same hours on the same evening, the count is still 42, but if Branch B is open two hours on another evening, or remains open two hours Report the total number of sessions during the year of presentations made as part of formal bibliographic instruction programs and through other planned class presentations, orientation sessions, and tours. If the library sponsors multi-session or credit courses that meet several times over the course of a semester, each session should be counted. Presentations to groups may be for either bibliographic instruction, cultural, recreational, or educational purposes. Presentations both on and off the premises should be included as long as they are sponsored by the library. Do not include meetings sponsored by other groups using library meeting rooms. Do not include training for library staff; the purpose of this question is to capture information about the services the library provides for its clientele. Please indicate if the figure is based on sampling. Report the total number of participants in the presentations reported on line 29. For multi-session classes with a constant enrollment, count each person only once. Personal, one-to-one instruction in the use of sources should be counted as reference transactions on line 31. Please indicate if the figure is based on sampling. Use a footnote to describe any special situations. Report the total number of reference transactions. A reference transaction is an information contact that involves the knowledge, use, recommendations, interpretation, or instruction in the use of one or more information sources by a member of the library staff. The term includes information and referral service. Information sources include (a) printed and nonprinted 


	Question 30. Participants in Group Presentations. Question 31. Reference Transactions.

later, the total is then 44 hours per week. Exclude 24-hour unstaffed reserve or similar reading rooms. The maximum total is 168 (i.e., a staffed reading room open 7 days per week, 24 hours per day). Questions 29-30. Instruction. Sampling based on a typical week may be used to extrapolate TO A FULL YEAR for Questions 29 and 30. Please indicate if responses are based on sampling. Question 29. Presentations to Groups. material; (b) machine-readable databases (including computer-assisted instruction); (c) the library's own catalogs and other holdings records; (d) other libraries and institutions through communication or referral; and (e) persons both inside and outside the library. 
Questions 34-35. Interlibrary Loans.

  Report the number of requests for material (both returnables and non-returnables) provided to other libraries on line 34 and the number of filled requests received from other libraries or providers on line 35.On both lines, include originals, photocopies, and materials sent by telefacsimile or other forms of electronic transmission.Include patron-initiated transactions.Exclude requests for materials locally owned and available on the shelves or electronically.Do not include transactions between libraries covered by this questionnaire.Report the number awarded during the 2007-2008 fiscal year.Please note that only the number of PhD degrees are to be counted.Statistics on all other advanced degrees (e.g., DEd, DPA, MD, JD) should not be reported in this survey.If you are unable to provide a figure for PhDs only, please add a footnote.Survey. Although the IPEDS form requests figures for all doctoral degrees, only fields in which PhDs are awarded should be reported on the ARL questionnaire. Any exceptions should be footnoted. Instructional faculty are defined by the US Department of Education as members of the instruction/research staff who are employed full-time as defined by the institution, including faculty with released time for research and faculty on sabbatical leave. 


	Questions 36. PhD Degrees. Question 38. Instructional Faculty.

Question 37. PhD Fields. For the purposes of this report, PhD fields are defined as the specific discipline specialties enumerated in the US Department of Education's Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) "Completions" 
aRL statistiCs WoRksheet 2007-2008 This worksheet is designed to help you plan your submission for the 2007-2008 ARL Statistics. The figures on this worksheet should be similar to those in the "Summary" page of your web form, except in cases where data are unavailable. If an exact figure is unavailable, use "NA/UA". If the appropriate answer is zero or none, use "0."

  ) 296-2296. 


	pAge tWo -otheR coLLectIoNS pAge thRee -eXpeNDItUReS		
	SeRIALS 14. Are the below figures reported in Canadian dollars?		(14)	______Yes______No
	4. Total number of serial titles currently received, including periodicals (4.a + 4.b) (4)__________________
	15. Total Library Materials Expenditures (15a + 15b + 15c + 15d)		(15)	___________________
	4a. Number of serial titles currently purchased (4a.i + 4a.ii)		(4a)	_____________
	15a. Monographs	(15a)	___________________
	4a.i Electronic		(4a.i)	_____________
	4a.ii Print (and other format) serials purchased Reporting Institution _______________________________________________ Date Returned to ARL ________________ (4a.ii) _____________ 15b. Serial titles, including periodicals (15b) ___________________
	Report Prepared by (name) _______________________________________________________________________________ 15c. Other Library Materials (15c) ___________________
	Title ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4b. Number of serial titles currently received but not purchased
	E-mail address ____________________________________________________ Phone number _______________________ (4b.i + 4b.ii + 4b.iii + 4b.iv) (4b) ______________ 15d. Miscellaneous (15d) ___________________
	Contact person (if different) ______________________________________________________________________________ Title ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4b.i Consortial (4b.i) _____________ 16. Contract binding (16) ___________________
	E-mail address ____________________________________________________ Phone number _______________________ 4b.ii Freely accessible (4b.ii) _____________ 17. Total Salaries and Wages (17a + 17b + 17c) (17) ___________________
	gifts, etc. 4b.iii Print (and other format) -Exchanges, pAge oNe -VoLUmeS 17a. Professional staff	(17a)	(4b.iii) _____________ ___________________
	17b. Support staff	(17b)	___________________
	1. Volumes held June 30, 2008 (1a + 1b) 4b.iv Government documents 17c. Student assistants	(17c)	(1) (4b.iv) _____________ ___________________ ___________________
	1a. Volumes held June 30, 2007 5. Government documents are included in count of Current Serials? (1a) ___________________ (5) _____ Yes _____ No 18. Fringe benefits are included in expenditures for salaries and wages? (18) _____ Yes_____ No
	otheR LIBRARY mAteRIALS		
	1b. Volumes added during the year (1b.i -1b.ii) 6. Microform units 19. Other operating expenditures	(1b)	(6) ___________________ ___________________ (19) ___________________
	(i) Volumes added -Gross 7. Government documents not counted elsewhere 20. Total library expenditures (15 + 16 + 17 + 19) (1b.i)	(7) __________________ ___________________ (20) ___________________
	(ii) Volumes withdrawn during year 8. Computer files	(1b.ii) __________________ (8) ___________________
	9. Manuscripts and archives (linear ft.)			(9)	___________________
	2. Number of monographic volumes purchased AUDIoVISUAL mAteRIALS			(2)	___________________
	3. Basis of volume count is: 10. Cartographic			(3) (10)	_____ Physical ___________________
	11. Graphic			(11)	_____ Bibliographic ___________________
	12. Audio			(12)	___________________
	13. Film and Video			(13)	___________________

eLectRoNIc mAteRIALS eXpeNDItUReS 21. One-time electronic resource purchases

  
	pAge foUR -peRSoNNeL AND pUBLIc SeRVIceS pAge fIVe -pUBLIc SeRVIceS AND LocAL chARActeRIStIcS	
	peRSoNNeL (Round figures to nearest whole number.) cIRcULAtIoN		
	26. Total Staff FTE (26a + 26b + 26c) 32. Number of initial circulations (excluding reserves)			(26) (32)	___________________ ___________________
	26a. Professional staff, FTE 33. Total circulations (initial and renewals, excluding reserves) (26a)	_____________ (33)	___________________
	INteRLIBRARY LoANS		
	26b. Support staff, FTE	(26b)	_____________
	34. Total number of filled requests provided to other libraries	
				(34)	___________________
	26c. Student assistants, FTE	(26c)	_____________
	35. Total number of filled requests received from other libraries or providers
				(35)	___________________
	StAffeD SeRVIce poINtS AND hoURS phD DegReeS AND fAcULtY		
	27. Number of staffed library service points 36. Number of PhDs awarded in FY2007-2008			(27) (36)	___________________ ___________________
	37. Number of fields in which PhDs can be awarded			(37)	___________________
	28. Number of weekly public service hours 38. Number of full-time instructional faculty in FY2007-2008		(28) (38)	___________________ ___________________
	eNRoLLmeNt -fALL 2007		
	INStRUctIoN (Line numbers refer to IPEDS survey form.)		
	29. Number of library presentations to groups 39. Full-time students, undergraduate and graduate			(29) (39)	___________________ ___________________
	(Add line 8, columns 15 & 16, and line 14, columns 15 & 16.)		
	29a. Is the library presentations figure based on sampling?		(29a)	______Yes ______No
				(21)	___________________
	22. Ongoing electronic resource purchases (e.g., subscriptions, annual license fees) 30. Number of total participants in group presentations reported in line 29
				(22) (30)	___________________ ___________________
	23. Bibliographic Utilities, Networks, and Consortia		
	23a. From internal library sources 30a. Is the total participants in group presentations		(23a) (30a)	___________________ ______Yes ______No
	figure based on sampling?		
	23b. From external sources			(23b)	___________________
	RefeReNce		
	24. Computer hardware and software			(24)	___________________
	31. Number of reference transactions			(31)	___________________
	25. Document Delivery/Interlibrary Loan			(25)	___________________
	31a. Is the reference transactions figure based on sampling?	(31a)	______Yes ______No

40. Part-time students, undergraduate and graduate

  On the Web form, you will be able to add footnotes to individual questions, as well as footnotes that apply to your entire institution.Please provide any information which would clarify the figures submitted, e.g., the inclusion of branch campus libraries or any special projects which might cause radical increases or decreases.Please use the footnotes in the ARLStatistics 2006Statistics -2007for comparison if necessary. Please consult the data entry Web interface (www.arlstatistics.org) 


		(40)	___________________
	(Add line 22, columns 15 & 16, and line 28, columns 15 & 16.)		
	41. Full-time graduate students (Line 14, columns 15 & 16.)	(41)	___________________
	42. Part-time graduate students (Line 28, columns 15 & 16.)	(42)	___________________
	footNoteS		



  Acta Sanctorum, Literature Online, Oxford Scholarship Online, Early English books Online, Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Safari Tech Books, Schillers Werke). Additionally, the Berkeley campus e-book volumes total 73,857 (Tier 3: ebrary and netLibrary selections, World Bank E Library, Humanities/History E Books Project, Oxford Scholarship Online Special Subjects, Congressional Hearings Retrospective A). The Berkeley campus has independently acquired 113, 396 e-book volumes (ebrary selections, netLibrary selections, World Ban Elibrary, Humanities/History E Books Project, Oxford Scholarship Online Special Subjects, Congressional Hearing Retrospective A). 


	1a 4a 15a 16 32 33 40-42 CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,742,950. Increase represents upgrade in electronic resources (e.g., Business Source Complete), changes to aggregate resources, and the purchase of individual new journal titles. Increase represents primarily changes in JCB purchases. Decrease due to stopping the binding of shelf-ready receipts. Corrected 2006-2007 figure: 198,849. Corrected 2005-2006 figure: 221,448. Corrected 2006-2007 figure: 301,692. Corrected 2005-2006 figure: 302,892. Normal fluctuation in part-time students enrolled. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 10,897,766. This total includes Tier 1 e-book volumes purchased collectively with University nuMBeR footnote of California Partner Libraries: 473,819 (Tier 1: QueStion CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, cont.



  Library branches included: Arts Library, Center for Library & Instructional Computing Services, International Relations & Pacific Studies Library, Mandeville Special Collections Library, Science & Engineering Library, Scripps Institution of Oceanography Library, Social Sciences & Humanities Library.Biomedical Library and Medical Center Library are included in the ARL Survey for Health Sciences Libraries.June 30, 2007 revised to 2,735,459.An adjustment was made to the Volumes Held 6/30/07 figure to include e-books that have been added to the collection (including: Early American Imprints, Series I and II; EEBO, EEBO-TCP, Safari Tech Books Online and Reference resources).9Thisnumber includes the University Archives, which now reports to the Kelvin Smith Library (Main Library).15d This expenditure includes: memberships for ARL, SPARC, CNI, CLIR, OhioLINK and ICPSR. Also included is ARL Conference on Diversity, ARL LibQUAL+® Survey and theses charges from ProQuest. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	CASE WESTERN RESERVE, cont.
	1a	Volumes held
	1	E-book figures are not cataloged into a specific library since they are not site specific. Their numbers are all reported on the Main
		Library Survey, Geisel Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,125,499.
	17	Increase in salaries is due to several high salaried positions created and filled, coupled with a reduction in turnover of positions.
	17c	Although student FTE decreased, actual expense increased due to the minimum wage increase, additional duty increases, and the
		addition of a Student Security Unit.
	28	Weekly public service hours extends to 168 during finals week each quarter when we do have a staffed library open 24 hours, 7 days
		a week.
	31	Includes 4,412 virtual reference transactions.
	CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA



  26cTotal FTE was 12.5, but question requires an integer. In order to have a total of 61 FTE, this figure was rounded up. 


	CHICAGO	
	1	Includes 851,880 electronic monographs.
	1a	Volumes held 30 June 2007 revised to 8,351,863. Increase due in part to addition of MARC records for monographic titles available in
		databases and addition of MARC records for USGPO electronic monographs.
	2	Includes 36,414 electronic monographs purchased in 2007-2008; does not include monographs for which we previously had access
		and had counted as added, but added MARC records for in 2007-2008.



  25Butler Library has a credit balance for 2007-2008 of $42,757 but system will not accept a credit. The total for Columbia has been correctly submitted by adjusting other units --correct totals for Columbia are: Butler $42,757 (credits); Health Sciences $8,609; Law $25,643; Teachers College $38,541 for a total expenditure of $30,036 (note: subtract Health Sciences, Law and Teachers College from Butler's figure to get total expenditure). Barnard's numbers are included in Butler's report. Methodology for de-duping and counting serial titles was revised according to ARL "Best Practice Documentation" for 2007-2008. Titles counts now accurately reflect UConn holdings. Ongoing commitment to convert print subscriptions to online format when feasible. 4b Figures reported for 2006-2007 were incorrect. Methodology for de-duping and counting serial titles was revised according to ARL "Best Practice Documentation" for 2007-2008, title counts now accurately reflect UConn holdings. 


	QueStion QueStion	footnote footnote
	nuMBeR nuMBeR	
	CANADA INSTITUTE OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION COLUMBIA, cont.
		All figures are as of 03/31/2008.
	1	We have been using a piece count, but as of 2007-2008 we will use assumed volume count of 10 volumes per foot, which will cut the
		collection to 1,688,187.
	15-25 26c	Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $524,029; (15b) $10,685,356; (15c) $304,704; (15d) $11,810; (15) $11,525,899; (16) $0; (17a) $0; (17b) $0; (17c) $0; (17) $;23,053,000 (19) $11,853,101; (20) $46,432,000; (21) $304,704; (22) $1,980,558; (23a) $0; (23b) $0; (24) Figure for 2006-2007 should have been 16 (Teachers College).
	32	$2,276,904; (25) $0. 2006-2007's figure included check-ins and check-outs. Check-outs should have been 45,072 (Teachers College).
	COLORADO 33	2006-2007's figure included check-ins and check-outs. Check-outs and renewals should have been 66,173 (Teacher College).
	35	Library branches included: Business, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Math/Physics, Music. All ILL requests initiated by Barnard are handled centrally by Columbia University.
	COLORADO, cont. CONNECTICUT
	1	Includes 14,411 e-books. Library branches included: Music, Art, Pharmacy, Avery Point, Waterbury, Stamford, Torrington, Greater Hartford.
	2 1a	Includes 101 e-books. Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,964,901.
	4aii 1b	This number is higher than 2006-2007, but we think this is more accurate. Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 8,030,766. The main library undertook a project to eliminate materials no longer relevant to
		4bii the institution's current curriculum.
	10 1bi-1bii	Does not include virtual title access to 11,067 Rumsey maps acquired in 2007-2008. The main library undertook a project to eliminate materials no longer relevant to the institutions current curriculum.
	11 4a-4aii	Large increase due to the Archives Department obtaining two large collections (David Jarrett photo collection and Office of Figures reported for 2006-2007 were incorrect.
		Publications and Creative Services collection).
	15c	Includes gift funds.
	15d	Includes the following: electronic archiving $9,750; GPO shelflist service;$4,622; III services $108,137; interlibrary loan $29,848;
		MARC record batches $38,125; memberships $274,189; BCR $153,560; OPAC enhancements $7,500; projects $105,276; storage (Boulder)
		$14,645; RLIN $23; Prospecter $5,500; shelf-ready processing $42,330.
	23a	We are reporting zero here because these types of expenditures do not come out of our operating expenditures; they come out of
		our materials budget under the miscellaneous category.
	24	This figure is about $40,000 less than 2006-2007. In 2006-2007, we spent $20,000 more on servers and $30,000 to renew MS licenses.
	27	We are moving toward a one-desk reference service point, so several of our staffed service points have been eliminated.
	34	The number of filled requests through ArticleReach rose dramatically in 2007-2008.
	COLORADO STATE
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 1,994,256. Library staff reevaluated the way e-books were being recorded.
	2	Monographic volumes for 2006-2007 should have been 27,576.
	4bi	These are counted with the purchased titles.
	7	Government Documents not appearing on the catalog are no longer counted.
	8	Library has done a re-evaluation as to how computer files are recorded in the catalog.
	9	Increase of donated materials--both from the community and the campus.
	COLUMBIA	
		Columbia data includes The Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL) and the Center for Digital
		Research and Scholarship (CDRS).
	1	Includes 679,755 e-books for Butler Library and 65,203 e-books reported by Teachers College Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 10,004,848.
	2	Includes 349,797 e-books.
	4	Teachers College information serials information reflects unique titles; all other titles received by Teachers College overlap with,
		and are counted in, Butler Library.
	15d	Includes costs associated with maintenance of collection (e.g., shipping, supplies, relocation, memberships).
	17c	Additional graduate assistants and part-time positions were added to the library budget (Teachers College).
	19	2006-2007 figure should have been $1,013,450 (Teachers College).
	20	2006-2007 figure should have been $3,841,617 (Teachers College).



  Library branches included: the Adelson, Africana, Annex, Asia Collections, Engineering, Fine Arts, Hotel, Industrial & Labor Relations, Rare & Manuscript Collections, Law, Management, Mann/Entomology, Mathematics, Music, Olin, Physical Sciences, Uris, and Veterinary Libraries on the Ithaca campus, and the New York Agricultural Experiment Station Library in Geneva NY. enrollment is primarily non degree-seeking students. Undergraduate degree-seeking students are full-time by requirement. Graduate arts and sciences program part-time enrollment varies widely from year to year. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	CORNELL, cont.
	15a	Most integrating resource expenditures are included in monographic expenditures.
	15d	This figure reflects shipping costs only.
	17a	For libraries other than Law, includes expenditures for librarians only. For Law, includes expenditures for librarians and "exempt"
		staff.
	22	Includes an estimate for amount spent on electronic subscriptions for large publishers providing both print and electronic whose
		payment records are coded as print only.
	26	Does not include staff in positions that were temporarily vacant. Includes professional, support and student staff on grants and
		projects.
	26a	For libraries other than Law, includes librarians only. For Law, includes librarians and "exempt" staff.
	28	Includes 27.5 security-staffed hours (only study space and computer lab available). 2006-2007's figure should have been 146.
	31a	Data is from 12 random sample weeks (same as 2006-2007).
	32-33	Includes ILL lending and some staff transactions.
	DARTMOUTH
		Library branches included: Feldberg Business & Engineering Library, Kresge Physical Sciences Library, Paddock Music Library,
		Sherman Art Library, Rauner Special Collections Library and College Archives.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,732,828.
	4	Count of serials titles was made using a different source this year (2007-2008), which we believe is more accurate.
	11	Reduction due to large discard project.
	40, 42 Part-time DELAWARE
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,741,215.
	4	ARL's new methodology that counts unique titles was fully implemented for the 2007-2008 statistics.
	9	Excludes the University Archives, which are not administered by the Library.
	32	Library's automated system does not differentiate between initial loans and renewals.
	DUKE	
		Library branches included: Biological & Environmental Sciences Library, Divinity School Library, Ford Library, Library Service
		Center, Lilly Library, Marine Lab Library, Music Library, Special Collections Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 5,849,608.
	1b-1bii	Increase due to contrast with 2006-2007's data. In 2006-2007 the Medical Center Library and the Ford Business Library withdrew
		many volumes.
	4, 4b	Increased numbers for 2007-2008 are due to improved data compilation in this area.
	4bii	The increase is due to this data being unavailable in 2006-2007. This is an estimate based on SFX data.
	4biii	Increase due to improved data compilation in this area for 2007-2008.
	12	Increase due to increased collecting in this area.
	15c	Decreased figures due to decreased spending in this area.
	17a	Increase due to increased expenditures in this area.
		Excludes the Medical College Library in New York, NY.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 8,030,766. Change in volumes held June 30, 2007 reflects the fact that additional e-books were
		counted. Includes all e-books with records in the online catalog.
	4	The count was calculated before the 2007-2008 definition was released, following the 2006-2007 definition. This is an estimate only.
		8,700 were estimated to be non-current e-tittles. Includes numbered and unnumbered monographic series. Law print count includes
		non-serial continuations.
	9	Figure is in cubic feet.



  Florida campus libraries: Marston (Science), Architecture/Fine Arts, Journalism, Music, Education, Law, and Health Science Center.Also includes the Health Science library facility in Jacksonville, Florida.This is due to the large increase in instruction sessions at the Main Library.Additionally, this is due to a much better relationship with partners and establishing new relationships with partners; especially the First Year Experience (FYE) for incoming students.31Thedrop in reference transactions is due to an error made in the 2006-2007 survey.That number included directional transactions which should not be included in that category.The correction was made in this survey.36The 2006-2007 figure is incorrect. It should be 631. That puts the increase within the normal range. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	DUKE, cont.	
	29-30	Decrease due to decreased participation in this area in 2007-2008.
	35	Increase due to the creation of a shared consortia catalog available here, http://search.trln.org/, resulting in increased borrowing
		between Triangle Research Libraries Network institutions.
	36	Increase due to normal fluctuation in this area.
	EMORY	
		Includes the Health Sciences Center, Hugh MacMillan (Law), Oxford College, and Pitts Theology libraries, as well as libraries at
		Grady Hospital and the Medical School.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,296,754.
	4ai	This was reported incorrectly for Main Library in 2006-2007. Should have reported 15,288.
	15b	In 2007-2008, this was paid by actual invoice rather than prepaying estimated invoice, and fund accounting practices also changed.
	34	This was reported incorrectly for Theology Library in 2005-2006. Reported number was 19,850, but should have been 898.
	38	Faculty counts have varied because of Health Science Library practices associated with counts of clinical faculty, and whether
		separate Medical School faculty numbers have been accounted for in years prior to 2007-2008.
	39-40	Numbers for 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 were over-reported. Main number now adjusted with totals for Health Sciences, Law,
		Oxford, and Theology to equal Registrar's Fall 2007 totals.
	41	Numbers for 2005-2006 and 2006-2007 were over-reported. Because Health Sciences provides student count separately, requires
		main to subtract that number from Registrar's report to provide correct totals.
	FLORIDA	
	Includes all Gainesville, 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 4,230,703.
	FLORIDA STATE
		Library branches included: Goldstein College of Information Library; Allen Music Library; Pepper Center Library; Panama City,
		Panama; Panama City, Florida Library; Ringling Museum of Art Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,803,491. The number for 2007-2008 (1a) is different than the number for the 2006-2007
		question (1) due to a mathematical error in the 2006-2007 report. The correct number for (1) in 2006-2007 is 2,989,700.
	15c	Increase in this category is due to the inclusion of previously excluded categories: Database access and e-books.
	23b	2006-2007's number was based on an incorrect formula. The figure for 2006-2007 should have been 463,059.
	29 This number is almost double 2006-2007's figure. GEORGE WASHINGTON
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 1,733,391. The figures were changed because of extensive collection weeding and re-
		evaluation.
	1b	This figure reflects extensive collection weeding and re-evaluation.
	1bi	In 2006-2007, only "firm order" books were included in the shelf ready statistics. "Approval books" were added 2007-2008. There
		was an increase in SPEC cataloging which was the result of several influxes of SPEC materials that required cataloging. The focus of
		computer files was shifted to SPEC.
	2	The 2006-2007 total monographs purchased should be 19,543. (Not 27,928 as reported previously).



  significantly lower than in years prior to[2007][2008]as it reflects an attempt to more closely align it with the total staff count as reported in Question (26).Due to the campus accounting system, the number previously reported included some support staff.4bOf the total of serials received but not purchased, 7,533 are electronic, but can not be further disaggregated into consortial or freely accessible. Therefore, the sub-parts of this question have been marked UA/NA. 10 Increase due to cartographic materials returned from processing and receipt of gift materials related to October 2004 flood. 


	QueStion QueStion	footnote footnote
	nuMBeR nuMBeR	
	GEORGE WASHINGTON, cont. HAWAII, cont.
	24	Very little equipment was purchased in 2007-2008.
	26a	This includes three staff members hired for special projects and grants.
	26b	Includes 87 support staff and 20 contract employees.
	31 17	Excludes personnel hired with special flood recovery funds: $561,798 for professional and support staff and $52,950 for student 3,804 of this figure is from our e-mail/chat reference service. assistants.
	GEORGETOWN 17a Includes library faculty and Administrative Technical Professional (APT) personnel categories.
	36-37	Includes Woodstock Theological Center Library, Blommer Science Library, National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature, and ARL Statistics 2006-2007 (with combined data for University of Hawaii at Manoa Library, Health Sciences Library, and William S. SFS-Qatar Library. Richardson School of Law Library) contained an erroneous number for this item.
	4b 38-42	The number of serials titles currently received, but not purchased is (4b) 9,045 and is composed of (4bi) Consortial: UA/NA; (4bii) Hawaii's faculty and student population figures published in the 2006-2007 ARL Statistics for (38)-(42) were incorrect. The correct Freely Accessible: 7,503; (4biii) Print (and other format): 534 and (4biv): Government Documents: UA/NA. All subtotals of (4b) were changed to UA/NA so that the operating system could aggregate the 1,008 serials reported in (4b) of the Georgetown Medical numbers are: (38) 1,301; (39) 14,027; (40) 2,190; (41) 3,165; (42) 994.
	HOUSTON	library survey.
	GEORGIA	All figures are as of 08/31/2008.
		All figures are as of 07/31/2008. Library branches included: Architecture & Art Library, Music Library, Weston A. Pettey Optometry Library, and the Pharmacy
		Library branches included: the Law Library. Library.
	1 1bi	The number of volumes added is smaller for 2007-2008. At the end of this year (2007-2008), available funds were transferred to E-books held 167,810 (PAHO: 12; OECD: 2902; EEBO, EVANS, SABIN: 164,896; GALE: 10). purchase more electronic resources.
	2 4	E-books purchased 195 (OECD: 185; GALE: 10). We began using SerialsSolutions during 2007-2008 and feel this has given us a much better count of the number of serials.
	15d 4ai	Memberships $95,366; bibliographic utilities $114,585; shipping & handling $45,910; EndNote-RefWorks $39,605; Media/ Maintenance $56,815. This is the number of unique journal titles shown in SerialsSolutions minus consortial titles, minus freely accessible titles.
	GEORGIA TECH 4aii This number has been de-duped against the electronic titles.
		Includes the Architecture Library.
	17a This number is 17b This number is significantly higher than in years prior to 2007-2008 due to the change reported in footnote for (17a).
	GUELPH	
		All figures are as of 04/30/2008.
		Library branches included: McLaughlin Library (Main), and the Ontario Veterinary College Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 1,846,798. Includes 267,830 e-books from a broad range of publishers. These were not reported
		on 2006-2007's survey since some major sets were still being catalogued.
	1bi-1bii	Figures are for print-only volumes.
	15-25	Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $1,432,923; (15b) $3,622,684; (15c) $139,874; (15d) $546,340; (15) $5,741,821; (16)
		$34,659; (17a) $3,168,133; (17b) $3,116,677; (17c) $335,219; (17) $6,620,029; (19) $1,168,787; (20) $13,565,296; (21) $326,700; (22) $3,374,454;
		(23a) $189,454; (23b) $272,901; (24) $404,160; (25) $82,568.
	19	Does not include travel expenses.
	23a	Includes payments to Canadian Research Knowledge Network ($20,000) and Ontario Council of University Libraries ($169,454).
	23b	Represents monies received from Federal and Provincial governments to fund Canadian Research Knowledge Network purchases.
	26a	Increase in professional staff with expansion of Learning Commons programming.
	32	Previously reported 2006-2007 values were inaccurate; 179,824 is the correct figure.
	33	Previously reported 2006-2007 values were inaccurate; the correct figure is 450,645.
	HARVARD	
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 15,945,710.
	15c	Increase the result of both digitization projects and acquisition of special collections.
	4aii	This is a smaller number than 2006-2007 because of a project in 2007-2008 that cleaned up older purchase orders that had not yet
		been closed.
	8	Decrease in purchase of individual computer files and cataloging requests.
	15c	These are one-time purchases of databases and backfiles. In 2006-2007 we added this expenditure to monographs (15a).

21Increase the result of both digitization projects, for some research resources and acquisition of special collections.HAWAIILibrary branches included: University of Hawaii at Manoa Library (main) housed in two buildings: Hamilton Library, Sinclair Library. Also includes the Health Sciences Library, and William S. Richardson School of Law Library. 4bi Represents the number of unique titles in our TexShare databases as reported in the SerialsSolutions overlap analysis. 4bii Individual open access titles plus Directory of Open Access Journals titles. 16 Expenditures for binding increased as the library caught up with a binding backlog. 20 The difference between 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 total expenditures is due to a planned carry-over from 2006-2007. In 2007-2008, funds were expended for compact shelving, furniture and other planned expenses. 


  Figures are for volumes held as of Sept. 30, 2008. Total does not include 2,610,704 volumes held in the Law Library of Congress. reference transactions in the public reading rooms; 323,469 in the US Copyright Office; 650 directed to the Preservation Directorate; and 871,287 reference transactions conducted by the Congressional Research Service. 32 Includes 1,131,411 items circulated to researchers on the Library of Congress campus and 156,356 items circulated to congressional members and staff (the only category of users who may charge items for use off-campus). Does not include items charged for telework or other technical processing. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, cont.
	31 Includes 545,084 34 Includes 5,812 non-returnables.
	LOUISIANA STATE
		Library branches included: Health (Veterinary), Law Library and the Main Library.
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 4,067,169. This number is revised from 2006-2007 to include 17,018 electronic books added in
		2007-2008: Early American Newspapers, Series II and III, 1801-1819 (258); Early English Books Online (Pollard and Redgrave, STC I)
		(850); Early English Books Online (Wing, STC II) (3,750); Early English Books Online (Thomason Tracts) (2,127); Knovel (435); Naxos
		Music Library (4,574); Netlibrary Collection VI (3,638); Twentieth Century North American Drama (1,386).
	1b	Decrease is due to budget changes.
	1bi	This number comes from cataloging, database management, documents, serials, and special collections.
	1bii	This number comes from database management and documents.
	2	This figure consists of 15,405 paper volumes plus 17,018 e-books.
	4a	
	1a	Figure revised from 29,864,066 reported in 2006-2007 to 29,775,178.
	1b	This figure excludes Law Library of Congress.
	4bi	Titles accessed via EZB consortium are counted with "freely accessible" in (4bii).
	4bii	Includes titles to which the Library of Congress (LC) has access through its membership in the Elektronische Zeitumgen Bibliothek
		(EZB).
	4biii	Includes serial titles forwarded to the LC permanent collections from the US Copyright Office, estimated at 7,000 in 2006-2007
		(estimated because of copyright transition to new automated system).
	4biv	Government documents serial are included in count of serial titles received but not purchased (4) (i.e. not counted separately).
	15d	Includes $73,500 from materials funds to pay for bibliographic representatives in Greece, China, and West African countries;
	3	$165,800 in payments to OCLC, Inc. for FirstSearch and reading room access to WorldCat; and $1,670 FEDLINK fee (this amount is E-books count (17,222) is bibliographic. 7.75% of $21,554, the portion of LC's FirstSearch expenditure that is paid through FEDLINK).
	9 16	Includes statistics for health sciences branches. Includes binding contracts administered by the Library's overseas offices. For 2006-2007, LC figure should be corrected to 1,742,141.
	16 24	Figure included in item (19), other operating expenditures. Estimate pending final figures. Expenditure is expected to be lower than in 2006-2007, when an operating system upgrade of 5,100
	19	Includes portion of (23), Bibliographic Utilities, Networks and Consortia: OCLC, annual memberships for CIC and CARLI. Library workstations commenced.
	25	Also reported under Miscellaneous Materials Expenditures (15d) and Bibliographic Utilities (23).

23aDoes not include OCLC, membership in CARLI or CIC, which are included in (19) (Other Operating Expenditures).34-35Figures unavailable for all institutions with which UIC has reciprocal borrowing privileges.I-Share data for health sciences branch lending are included.26a Permanent staff are reported as "Professional" or "Support staff" only within the Library Services service unit. All other staff are reported as "Professional," including financial staff, human resources specialists, and information technology staff. 


  Electronic Theses and Dissertations) and e-books in the following collections: ebrary, NetLibrary, Early English Books Online, Gale's 18th Century Collections Online, Women Writers Project, Wright American Fiction, Making of the Modern World, Making of Modern Law, Literature Online, Sabin, Evans, Shaw-Shoemaker, and Gale Virtual Library.This number does not agree with the "Volumes held June 30, 2007" reported in the 2006-2007 ARL statistics because it includes 421,820 e-books that were held at that time, but not included in the definition of the volume count for that year.Additionally, this includes 234,583 digitizations of volumes in the public domain (and hence available full text) that were added to the HathiTrust digital repository in 07-08 and which are accessible through our catalog.Owing to the way we keep our records, we cannot break down our serials into these categories while still de-duping by ISSN.Catalogued serials with ISSNs have been de-duped within and across libraries, and the duplication rate in this category was 3.6%.The reported figure also includes 19,659 cataloged serials without ISSNs and 21,294 serials which have not been cataloged; neither of these categories have beende-duped.6Wenolongercountmicroformby physical unit.Our much recent count by that method was 8,445,189 reported in 2006-2007.This number remains reasonably accurate as we acquire very little material in this form anymore and we do not withdraw any of it.15cIncludesthetotallibrary expenditures for Clements Library, which are not sub-divided into the categories listed.31Thisfigurerepresents onsite transactions only, and it is based on sampling.32These are internal circulations only. NLM does not circulate materials outside of the Library--only on ILL. 


	QueStion QueStion	footnote footnote
	nuMBeR nuMBeR	
	MCMASTER, cont. NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE, cont.
	15-25	Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $1,069,128; (15b) $5,771,863; (15c) $523,071; (15d) $981,321; (15) $8,345,383; (16)
		$4,108; (17a) $3,041,636; (17b) $4,165,527; (17c) $610,019; (17) $7,817,182; (19) $1,418,590; (20) $17,585,263; (21) $402,772; (22) $4,953,432; (23a)
		$96,055; (23b) $0; (24) $112,920; (25) $95,696.
	15a NEBRASKA	Increase because of e-books added to collection.
	16	Decreased number of journals received. Library branches included: Geology, Music, C. Y. Thompson, Architecture, Engineering and Mathematics libraries.
	26 1a	Classroom Audio Visual staff of 9 moved to Mills Library. Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,167,709.
	MIAMI	
		All figures are as of 05/31/2008.
		Includes the Richter Library (central library); Calder Memorial Library (medical library); law library; and the architecture, business,
		marine, and music libraries.
	1 Includes 542,380 ETD (2 Volumes purchased for 2006-2007 was 53,561, not 38,779 as reported (in prior years central library reported titles purchased, not
		volumes).
	8	Medical library computer files are reported in (13).
	13	Medical library audiovisual materials (10 through 13) and computer files (8) are reported in (13).
	17a	Excludes salaries of the University Librarian and directors of the law and medical libraries.
	26a	Includes library faculty and selected non-faculty professional staff. In prior years all non-faculty professional staff in the medical
		library were reported in (26a); in 2008 they are reported in (26b).
	MICHIGAN	
		Library branches included: University Library, Bentley Historical Library, William L. Clements Library, Kresge Business
		Administration Library, and the Law Library.
		Does not include any libraries from the Dearborn or Flint UM (University of Michigan) campuses.
	1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 9,075,625. 1bi This number includes 129,433 physical volumes and as well as e-books added during the year 2007-2008.
	4	
	MICHIGAN STATE
		Includes the following branch libraries: Biomedical & Physical Sciences, Business, Engineering, Gull Lake, Mathematics, Veterinary
		Medical Center libraries.
	1bii	One branch library was closed.
	10	Cartographic materials were counted incorrectly for 2006-2007.
	4biv	Includes 6,580 online titles.

26bIncludes both support and selected non-faculty professional staff.In prior years all non-faculty professional staff in the medical library were reported in (26a); in 2008 they are reported in (26b).28Combinedweeklypublicservice hours for all libraries is 122.31Transactions are based on enumerations in central, business, medical, and music libraries, and sampling in marine and law libraries.Reference transactions for architecture library are not included.15d Includes the following: $9,100.00 for Portico (a journal archive membership); $4,000.00 for Public Library of Science (Open Access membership); $41,500.00 for Biomed Central (prepay account for Open Access article fees). 


  23bThis significant drop can be attributed to the way in which the data were collected in 2006-2007. The person who supplied the data in previous years, included everything purchased through the Nebraska Library Commission (even if UNL Libraries used its own funds) and therefore the amount for 2006-2007 was about $455,670. For 2007-2008, only items that were paid for by the Nebraska Library Commission were included, so now we have a lower figure. If the databases we paid for had been included in 2007-2008, then the figure would have been closer to the amount listed in 2006-2007. 


	24	2006-2007 statistics represent a year that was uncharacteristically low. 2007-2008 is actually a more consistent number for these
		purchases.



  figures are as of 08/31/2008. Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 4,988,264. The number of e-books in 2006-2007 was 503,764 and increased to 537,022 in 2007-2008, thereby increasing the volumes held at the beginning of the year by 33,258. Inclusion of Law Integrating Resources. Serials statistics are reported as de-duped for all libraries. 4aii-4biv Serials statistics are reported as de-duped for all libraries following ARL Best Practices. Library branches included: Oklahoma City, Okmulgee, Tulsa campus branches. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,798,072. One library failed to report their collection of e-books (8,836) and this number was added to 2006-2007's count. 18 Fringe benefits are included. 26a Includes 1 professional position which is being funded from a grant for 3 years and is not a permanent position. 26b Includes 1 position which is funded on a cost-recovery model and is not a permanent budget line. 36 PhDs awarded in all of the university's colleges were down in 2007-2008 resulting in a large overall decrease. OREGON Library branches included: Knight (main) Library, Architecture and Allied Arts Library, Science Library, Mathematics Library, Marine Biology Library, Portland Library and Learning Commons. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,905,508. Includes 164,221 e-books with records in our catalog (revised e-book count). 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	OKLAHOMA, cont.
	4a-4ai	
	16	Increased preservation activities.
	19	Figure reflects change in reporting methods.
	22	Data demonstrates change in collection development practices.
	23b	Due to change in reporting methods.
	24	Additional hardware and software purchased.
	OKLAHOMA STATE
	4	Improved de-duping process for 2007-2008's count.
	8	Gift funded project added video games to our collection.
	1bi 10	2006-2007's gross volumes added count was incorrect and excluded some volumes processed by the Acquisitions department. This is a new count. Duplicate maps were withdrawn.
	1bii 15c	Previous years' withdrawals were inflated by weeding projects implemented to move materials offsite that resulted in a large Costs included as monographs or serials.
	15d 2 19 21	number of withdrawals. No such project was launched in 2007-2008 because of time restraints caused by the 2007-2008 ILS Electronic databases, document delivery, ILL, postage, bibliographic utilities are included. migration. Included in this figure are automated systems hardware and software, supplies and equipment. In the 2007-2008 year, the monographs department was not fully staffed, which resulted in fewer processing of orders. Additionally, monograph orders were not processed for two months of the year during the implementation phase of our recent ILS migration. This is for an ECCO payment.
	4bi 24	In 2007-2008 a concerted effort was made to provide more access to free serials via SFX as compared to prior years. Subtracted out library budget expenditures for campus Blackboard system and campus classroom audiovisuals.
	15a 25	In 2007-2008 there was a decrease in orders due to the ILS migration creating a temporary slow down in the ordering workflow. Includes Law Library as this can not be separated from main statistics.
	15d 26a	In 2007-2008 manuscript purchases increased from $62,000 to $236,000. Includes one gift-funded temporary position
	19 26b	Increased vendor costs for offsite storage in 2007-2008; increased spending on library refurbishment projects. Includes three temporary gift and grant funded positions.
	21 35	Major purchasing of one-time resources was focused more on electronic materials in 2007-2008. Includes some law library transactions.
	22 PENNSYLVANIA The increase in ongoing e-resources purchases in 2007-2008 is a reflection of the continued transition in serials purchases from
	1a	print to electronic. Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 5,993,082.
	24 16	Computer hardware/software costs went up in 2007-2008 due to an ILS system migration and corresponding vendor costs.
	25	The ILL service for users increased from 2006-2007 to 2007-2008 and fees increased correspondingly (OCLC ShaRes fees increased
		in 2007-2008 by $31,000).
	31	The decrease in 2007-2008 represents a general trend of decreasing in-person reference service.
	33	The decrease in circulations in 2007-2008 was caused by a decrease in renewals due to increasing the circulation period for M.A.
		students, our heaviest renewers.
	34-35	Better exposure of records due to improved electronic resources; our institution is a member of RAPID consortium, which has
		allowed quicker fulfillment of orders.
	NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

Library branches included: Bobst Library; Institute of Fine Arts (IFA) Library; Real Estate Institute (REI) Library; Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences (CIMS) Library; Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW) Library; Law School Library; Medical School and Dental School Libraries. 1a 
1

  Includes cataloged government documents.Includes e-books from ASM handbooks: 22; CogNet: 451; Credo Reference: 340; EEBO: 125,000; ECCO: 150,000; EngNet Base: 105; Gale Virtual Reference Library: 90; History e-Book Project: 1,708; Knovel Online: 1,662; ASAE: 4; Safari Tech Books: 878; Springer C books: 11,821; Stat Ref: 12; ASAE text Books: 5; World Bank e-Library: 1,957; and others totaling 295,034.1bIncrease in net volumes added reflects fewer gross items added and fewer items withdrawn than in 2006-2007.2Representsnumber of titles rather than volumes.Excludes e-books and materials purchased on sponsored research programs., exchange, and gift serials, and e-journals received through statewide consortium.Cannot disaggregate consortial, freely accessible, or government documents at this time.15aDecreasefrom 2006-2007 is in part due to change in reporting to more accurately reflect monograph expenditures.15cRepresentsbibliographic and full text databases for which expenditures can be tracked separately.Expenditures for other databases, and for materials such as maps and audio visuals, are included in those for monographs (15a) and serials (15b) and cannot be disaggregated.Main library complex: Stauffer-Humanities and Social Sciences; Douglas-Engineering Science; WD Jordan-Special Collections/ Music; Education.Law and Bracken Health Sciences libraries are included (except where otherwise stated).All figures are for our fiscal year ending April 20, 2008 (except where otherwise stated).4Thesestatistics are for the entire library system.Serial titles are not broken out by branch or discipline.4aiWeacquired more purchases primarily through CRKN (Canadian Research Knowledge Network).RICE Library branches included: Fondren Library, Brown Fine Arts Library, and the Business Information Center.1aIncludes24,271 Texshare e-books; 37,189 government document e-books; and 1,216 Netlibrary and other e-books.1bIncludes7,024 government document e-books and 446 non-document e-books.$209,870.54),ILL($34,990.67),in-housebindingsupplies ($14,279.02),andbibliographicutilities ($139,966.63).17OneFTE professional and 1 FTE student grant-funded.ROCHESTER Includes the Rush Rhees Library and the Sibley Music Library.1aVolumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,674,165.Added 1,189 lecture notes in computer science volumes.salariesandwages in the amount of $751,433 do not include fringe benefits.Fringe benefits are included in the salaries of other library employees.Library and Edward G. Miner Library.The number of full-time instructional faculty in 2007-2008 was determined by using the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS).39 Includes Sibley Music Library and Edward G. Miner Library.Includes 415 full-time medical students.40IncludesSibley Music Library and Edward G. Miner Library.41IncludesSibley Music Library and Edward G. Miner Library.Includes 415 full-time medical students.42IncludesSibley Music Library and Edward G. Miner Library.RUTGERS Includes two law libraries, services to a non-Rutgers medical school and campuses in Camden, Newark, and New Brunswick.4aiIncreasedue to format changes to online journals and access to new databases.reportdidnot include government documents in print format.10-13AudiovisualMaterials figures cannot be disaggregated.Total audiovisual is 152,216 for main library.Total audiovisual count for Main, Camden Law & Newark Law is 153,475.212006-2007figure misreported: correct figure was $22,644.22Increaseattributable to inflation, considerable format changes to online, and new databases.SASKATCHEWANIncludes Education, Engineering, Natural Sciences, and Veterinary Medicine branch libraries.Excludes Theological College libraries on campus that are not part of the library system. 


	4 4a 4b Includes cataloged depository15d Excludes numbered monograph serials. Titles were deduped as indicated by instructions. Reflects expenditures for bibliographic utilities (176,264) previously reported in other operating expenditures. QueStion nuMBeR footnote QUEENS 6 These statistics are for the entire library system except for Law. 15-25 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $1,646,522; (15b) $7,442,031; (15c) $183,297; (15d) $367,831; (15) $9,639,681; (16) $86,377; (17a) $3,449,078; (17b) $4,734,509; (17c) $318,562; (17) $8,502,149; (19) $1,517,236; (20) $19,745,443; (21) $0; (22) $5,729,117; (23a) $159,302; (23b) $101,377; (24) $369,915; (25) $30,828. 9 Manuscripts and archives are reported in cubic feet. 11 Corrected 2006-2007 total is 34,200. 13 Corrected 2006-2007 total is 12,496. 15d Includes memberships (2 Does not include continuations. Includes 66 e-books. 3 Includes a physical count of 2,406 volumes purchased by the Sibley Music Library. 4bii Includes 76 government documents. 5 Freely accessible count includes 76 government documents. 15c Rush Rhees backfiles not included. 18 Sibley Music Library 19 Includes Gleason Library renovation project. 24 Includes IMLS grant and Gleason Library renovation project. 29a Sibley Music Library reports are based upon based on sampling (120 of the reported total). 30a Sibley Music Library reports are based upon based on sampling (2,600 of the reported total). 31a 5,753 of these transactions are virtual. 32-33 Includes reserves. 36-37 Includes Sibley Music Library and Edward G Miner Library. 38 nuMBeR footnote RUTGERS, cont. 4biv 2006-2007 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,016,709. 1bii Figures decreased because of a major weed of collection in 2006-2007. 2-7 Government documents are included in these figures. 15-25 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $2,152,080; (15b) $6,411,407; (15c) $0; (15d) $468,994; (15) $9,032,481; (16) $73,493; (17a) $4,180,970; (17b) $3,254,716; (17c) $279,388; (17) $7,715,074; (19) $1,261,326; (20) $18,082,374; (21) $33,550; (22) $5,564,082; (23a) $102,779; (23b) $0; (24) $343,638; (25) $93,511. 15b Correction to 2006-2007 figure: should be $8,679,015. 17 Computer programmers, and budget officers included in professional staff. Includes Sibley Music QueStion 20 Includes funding from grants and special funds.
	18	Fringe benefits are included.
	25	Decrease in ILL costs due to new membership in RAPID resource sharing in September 2007.
	26a	Increase from 2006-2007 reflects new positions added.
	29	Excludes use of online, interactive tutorial "CORE".



  of Science Citation Index. 23a Includes only OCLC bibliographic utility costs. 24 Total includes OCLC license and fees for Illiad (ILL) software. This was a new cost for 2007-2008. 26c Student assistants (Scholtz then O'Hara) equal 0.30 FTE which is rounded to zero. 28 In years prior to 2007-2008 the number of weekly public service hours was calculated based on 31 service points open for 8 hours per day equaling 248 hours. Per this year's (2007-2008) instructions, 31 of our service points are open 8 hours per day (9am -5 pm) resulting in access during a 40 hour week. The 32nd service point is open 3 days per week for 8 hours, which should not change the result. 35 Borrows are steadily increasing as our funding levels decrease. The Main Library did not report numbers for questions (4a-4b) in 2006-2007, so the total number was artificially low in 2006-2007. Library branches included: USC Libraries, Norris Medical Library, Jennifer Ann Wilson Dental Library & Learning Center, and the Asa V. Call Law Library. derived completely from ASRs, both regular & special funds; (15b) derived as 8% less than 1(5b) for 2007-2008 as otherwise figure is too high to be realistic using method for 2007-2008; differential added to (15c); (15c) derived Lana spreadsheet total and other expenses derived from ASRs; (15d) derived completely from ASRs, both regular & special funds; (21) & (22) derived Lana spreadsheet totals. Springer Book series archive (4,516 volumes) and Contemporary Literary Criticism (252 volumes). 


	SOUTH CAROLINA
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,581,962.
	4a-4b	
	SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
	1a	Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 4,569,723.
	3	Asa V. Call Law Library count is bibliographic.
	15	2006-2007 corrected figures sent to ARL on 01/27/09 (published/originally reported figures for main campus only, excluding Law
		& Medicine): (15) $9,994,720; (15a): $2,087,891; (15b): $4,417,035; (15c): $3,474,921; (15d): $14,873; (21): $708,552; (22): $2,227,031. Method:
	(15a) 38 Includes 1,483 full-time medical faculty.
	SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
	2 Includes e-books: 4b



  1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,150,165. 1bi Count includes 49,298 e-books. This large increase over the 6,313 reported in 2006-2007 is due to improved means of counting e-books. here are much lower than what was reported during the last survey period (2006-2007). These numbers reflect our best efforts to capture other operating expenditures, but are not comprehensive due to internal accounting difficulties. 25 Includes bibliographic utility fees. 33 Circulation in 2006-2007 was published as 90,160 but has been revised to 142,963. The serials figures for all University of Virginia libraries are reported in the University Library (Main) survey only (see 2007-2008 ARL Statistics). 4b This is a large increase (49%) over what was reported in 2006-2007. Unpaid electronic serials holdings were significantly undercounted in 2006-2007 and previous years. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	VIRGINIA, cont.
	1bii	0 e-books withdrawn.
	2	318,393 e-books purchased.
	4	
	2	Includes 1,136 e-books.
	12-13	These figures were recounted.
	16	Excludes theses and dissertations.
	19 The figures reported SUNY-BUFFALO
	23b, 25	This information is unavailable.

WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS 1bi

  1aVolumes heldJune 30, 2007 revised to 7,304,356.4Thenumber of current serials titles received is 61,979 and is composed of: (4a) Serials titles currently purchased: 33,582; subdivided to (4ai) electronic: 22,297 and (4aii) print: 11,285 (4b)24,383 Serials titles currently received but not purchased: (4bi) Consortial: 0; (4bii) Freely Accessible: 12,812; (4biii) Print (and other format): 3,766 and (4biv): Government Documents: 7,805. Both (4a) and (4b) and their subtotals were changed to UA/NA so that the operating system could aggregate the 4,014 serials reported in the Washington Law library survey. Includes WSU-Vancouver, WSU-Tri-Cities, WSU Energy Library, WSU Spokane, and WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing (ICN). During the year (2007-2008) a merger was in progress between WSU-Spokane and ICN. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 2,294,937. 1b Includes 10,678 e-books. 4 The change from the figure reported for 2006-2007 is largely due to improvements in procedures for title identification and deduplication. The 2006-2007 figure is under review. Includes 4,350 electronic books added in main library this year (2007-2008). 4ai This number is significantly higher than previous years (prior to 2007-2008) because we used the count of electronic serials provided by Serials Solutions. We are unable to dedupe for the names or correlate them with III. 19 Fringe benefits are included in other expenditures. Library branches included: Includes the Musagetes Architecture Library, Optometry Learning Resource Centre, and the TriUniversity Storage Annex (University of Waterloo materials only). Library branches included: General Library System (GLS): Archives, Art, Astronomy, Biology, Business, Chemistry, College (Undergraduate library), Geography, Geology & Geophysics, Math, Memorial, Music, Physics, Social Science, Social Work, Special Collections, Agriculture and Life Sciences (Steenbock), Map, Merit (formerly CIMC Education), Primate, School of Library & Information Studies (SLIS), Wendt Engineering, Health Sciences (Ebling), Law, and the Wisconsin Historical Society Library. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	WISCONSIN
	1	
	WASHINGTON STATE
	15a	Includes some media expenditures reported in past years (prior to 2007-2008) under (15c).
	15c	Some media expenditures reported here in past years (prior to 2007-2008) are now included in (15a).
	15d	Copyright fees; $4,295; computing services: $12; collections software: $24,288; document delivery: $6,000; consortia dues and related
		expenditures: $68,099; other/purpose not reported: $107,857.
	26a	Includes 2.5 FTE temporary positions.
	33	Total circulations for 2006-2007 were misreported as 253,118. The correct total was 320,418.
	34	Figure for 2006-2007 was misreported. The correct figure is 53,739.
	35	Figure for 2006-2007 was misreported. The correct figure is 24,374.
	WATERLOO	
		All figures are as of 04/30/2008.
	1a, 1bi	Volumes held 30, June 2007 revised to 2,259,482.
	4ai	Change from using in-house ERM system to SFX knowledgebase.
	4aii	Figure changed due to counting titles rather than counting orders (subscriptions).
	4bi	Included in (4ai).
	4biii	Included in (4aii).

8

  Since 2002Since -2003we report the number added only in the notes field; count of computer files added in 2007-2008 is 3,282.We are not reporting the cumulative figures.15bAn estimate in serial titles has resulted in an increase in number of items but an reduction in average price paid. Thus, our unit price for serials purchased may be unrealistically low. See footnote for (4a). 27 In 2007-2008 a number of Yale libraries reopened after renovations were completed. 32-33 Due to duplicate entries initial circulation count for 2006-2007 should have been reported as 604,828 and the total circulation count including renewals should have been 967,707. Library branches included: Bronfman Business Library; Steacie Science and Engineering Library; Frost Library; Scott Library and the Law Library. 1a Volumes held June 30, 2007 revised to 3,102,024. Includes 9,4342 e-books not included in gross volumes added. 11 We have 1,217 linear feet of photographs in our archives. If 110 prints equals one inch, that means we have 1,606,693 pieces. 


	QueStion	footnote
	nuMBeR	
	YORK, cont.	
	15d	Reporting YBP costs as instructed.
	34-35	Numbers includes Law library.
	36	Information concerning doctoral degrees taken from the IPEDS Survey of Degrees granted. First professional degrees are not
		included.
	37	First professional fields not included.
	38	Number represents full-time "ladder" faculty at the University.
	YORK	
		All figures are as of 04/30/2008.

15-25Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (15a) $2,603,949; (15b) $7,960,761; (15c) $211,229; (15d) $104,393; (15) $10,880,332; (16) $179,715; (17a) $5,832,338; (17b) $5,144,542; (17c) $1,075,888; (17) $12,052,768; (19) $3,817,569; (20) $26,930,384; (21) $1,668,127; (22) $4,508,763; (23a) $77,399; (23b) $0; (24) $275,542; (25) $24,667. 
* Figures reflect Materials Expenditures only from those institutions that reported nonzero figures for Total Electronic Resources. 

254,616 39,547 716,823 127,855 OREGON UA/NA 718,144 992,209 477,681 PENNSYLVANIA 335,103 20,979 1,825,664 209,813 PENNSYLVANIA STATE 

18,652 72,852 156,924 353,165 27,869 31,034 cALifoRniA iRVine 1,008 21,031 161,533 684,563 2,223,990 49,510 34,596 cALifoRniA LoS AngeLeS 892 13,355 26,157 133,528 230,098 18,928 14,186 cALifoRniA RiVeRSide 1,821 38,892 59,563 446,615 680,282 37,556 28,588 cALifoRniA SAn diego 611 11,088 65,468 243,574 399,306 24,050 37,282 cALifoRniA SAntA BARBARA 539 6,720 18,901 116,599 193,424 52,249 35,150 cASe WeSteRn ReSeRVe 

9,948 57,117 209,618 270,044 80,560 61,746 oRegon 1,222 22,485 UA/NA 416,739 538,760 74,659 83,836 PennSyLVAniA 2,911 58,734 181,023 569,429 959,584 66,704 53,334 PennSyLVAniA StAte 

This figure can vary from year to year. 

Current serial titles de-duped (purchased/not purchased). 

2006-2007's figure multiplied the number of weekly public service hours times the number of service hours for each service point, making it inaccurate. 2007-2008's figure reflects the actual number of weekly public service hours.CASE WESTERN RESERVELibrary branches included: the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences-Harris Library. 

Library orientation "tour" is now offered online, asynchronously, and is not included in this count. 

Slight decrease from 2006-2007, when LC offered many tours during the ALA Annual Conference held in Washington, DC. Also, in 2007-2008 LC initiated the self-guided Library of Congress Experience. 

Fringe benefits are included. 

Includes 2,227 reference transactions via digital reference service. 

1 For more information on the ARL Statistics Interactive Edition, see Martha Kyrillidou, "To Describe and Measure the Performance of North 


Question 4b. Serial titles: Not Purchased. Report other titles that your library receives and does not pay for directly under 'serial titles received but not purchased.' These titles may include exchanges, gifts, etc. 
If serial titles have been purchased through a consortium whose budget is centrally funded and independent from the library's budget, these serials should be reported under 'serial titles currently received but not purchased.' If within a purchased or aggregated package it cannot be determined that some titles are not purchased, report all titles as purchased. 
Freely accessible titles are those your library provides direct access to via cataloging records or through online serial lists of other finding aids. 
To the extent possible, report all government document serials separately in 4b.iv. 
If separate counts of non-purchased and purchased serial titles are not available, report only the total number of serial titles currently purchased and received on line 4, and report U/A for lines 4a and 4b. 
Question 6. Microforms. Report the total number of physical units: reels of microfilm, microcards, and microprint and microfiche sheets. Include all government documents in microform; provide a footnote if documents are excluded. 
Question 7. Government documents. Report the total number of physical units (pieces) of government documents in paper format that have not been counted elsewhere. Include local, state, national, and international documents; include documents purchased from a commercial source if shelved with separate documents collections and not counted above. Include serials and monographs. To estimate pieces from a measurement of linear feet, use the formula 1 foot = 52 pieces and indicate in a footnote that the count is based on this estimate. Exclude microforms and non-print formats such as maps or CD-ROMs. Adjust line 1a, i.e., last year's Volumes Held, and provide a footnote if you are adding records to the OPAC for government documents previously held but not counted as part of Volumes Held (line 1a). 
Question 8. Computer files. Include the number of pieces of computer-readable disks, tapes, CD-ROMs, and similar machine-readable files comprising data or programs that are locally held as part of the library's collections available to library clients. Examples are US Census data tapes, sample research software, locally mounted databases, and reference tools on CD-ROM, tape or disk. Exclude bibliographic records used to manage the collection (i.e., the library's own catalog in machine-readable form), library system software, and microcomputer software used only by the library staff. 
Question 9. Manuscripts and archives. Include both manuscripts and archives measured in linear feet. 
Question 10. Cartographic materials. Include the numbers of pieces of two-and three-dimensional maps and globes. Include satellite and aerial photographs and images. 
Question 11. Graphic materials. Include the number of pieces of prints, pictures, photographs, postcards, slides, transparencies, film strips, and the like. 
Question 12. Audio materials. Include the number of pieces of audiocassettes, phonodiscs, audio com pact discs, reel-to-reel tapes, and other sound recordings. 
Question 13. Film and video materials. Include the number of pieces of motion pictures, videocassettes, video laser discs, and similar visual materials. 
Questions 14-20. Expenditures. Report all expenditures of funds that come to the library from the regular institutional budget, and from sources such as research grants, special projects, gifts and endowments, and fees for service. 

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Including hard/software costs that support libraries but not paid directly from libraries' budgets. 

IOWA STATE

Library branches included: Statistical data from the Main Library and Veterinary Medical Library, plus three reading rooms (Design, Physical Sciences, and Math) are included in the Main Library figures. 
10 Cartographic count dropped from 108,543 in 2006-2007 to 98,676 in 2007-2008. This was due to a weeding project in the Map Room prior to its merge into the new Media Center. 

JOHNS HOPKINS

Library branches included: Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Welch Medical Library, R.E. Gibson Library Applied Physics Laboratory, Bologna Center, Institute of the History of Medicine, Arthur Friedheim Library and J. Peabody Institute Archives, SAIS Mason Library, Washington Centers. 
1a Volumes held 30 June 2007 revised to 3,724,594. 
16 Amount reported for 2007-2008 in contract printing was understated by $5,335 due to an error, which will be corrected in a subsequent reporting period. 

KANSAS


4a, 15b

The numbers reported represent an estimate and are not deduplicated. Serials have been difficult to deduplicate by title rather than by subscription since serials now come in multiple and differing formats. This estimate in serial titles has resulted in an increased number of serials, but a reduction in the expenditures for serials. Thus, our unit price for serials purchased may be unrealistically low. 

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

All figures are as of 09/30/2008. 
Library branches included: Library Services (i.e. Library of Congress general and special-format collections); Law Library of Congress is included, and is so footnoted (in instances for which statistics cannot be separated). 
Library branches not included: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Counts from some service points may be estimated. 

MISSOURI

Library branches included: Health Sciences Library, Vet Med Library, Math Library, Geology Library, Engineering Library, Journalism Library, Newspaper Library, Archives, and the Library Depository. 
15b 
Of the $5,582,484 reported here; $2,774,288 is from the University-wide systems office for the four campus system. University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) has over 50% of the students, but we use all of these journals. 

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$412,774 of this figure is for Online Cataloging system for all four campus Library Systems Offices. 

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This represents $2,774,288 for four campus Library System Offices, and $3,193,514 for MU Libraries Serials. 

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

All MIT Libraries are included in these statistics. 

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Fringe benefits are included. 37 Northwestern reports number of fields in which PhDs were awarded annually, not total number of fields in which PhDs could be awarded. 

MONTREAL


NOTRE DAME

Library branches included: Hesburgh Library (Main) includes: Architecture Library, Art Image Library, Business Information Center, Chemistry/Physics Library, Engineering Library, Kellogg/Kroc Information Center, Mathematics Library, Life Sciences Library (closed 7/1/2008). In addition the Kresge Law Library and University Archives are included. 
4b 
The number of serials titles currently received but not purchased (17,070) is composed of (4bi) consortial: 3,976; (4bii) freely accessible: 9,611; (4biii) print: 82 and (4biv) government documents: 3,401. These responses were changed to UA/NA so that the operating system could aggregate other figures from the Notre Dame Law library survey. 9 
This figure represents our entire University Archives holdings. It consists primarily of archival records and manuscripts but it also includes substantial quantities of printed, microfilm, artifact, audio, visual, film, graphic, and digital materials. Our holdings are organized according to the archival principle of provenance. Our controls over our records are therefore primarily oriented towards the creator of the records and only secondarily on the particular types of materials. 

TEXAS A&M

All figures are as of 08/31/2008. 
Library branches included: Sterling C. Evans Library, Library Annex, Cushing Memorial Library, West Campus Library, Policy Sciences and Economics Library, Medical Sciences Library, Technical Reference Center (Architecture Library), Jack K. Williams Library (Galveston), Texas A&M University at Qatar Library. 
1bi Increase reflects correction in volume count over the past years (prior to 2007-2008). Have new computer algorithm for counting volumes that indicated previous years were under-reported. 
2 Decrease in "Numbers of monographs Purchased" result of not purchasing as many e-books as in previous 2 years (2005-2006/2006-2007). 
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Change in serials reported reflects change in programming algorithm used to count the various categories of purchased and not purchased serials. New algorithm reflects better identification and coding of unique serial titles. 
4biv Government Documents are reflected in freely accessible figure . 12 Increase in Audio materials reflects new commitment to acquiring materials in this formal. Growth for 2007-2008 is approximately the same as growth between 2006-2007 and 2005-2006. 

TEXAS TECH

All figures are as of 08/31/2008. 
Library branches included: Architecture Library, Museum Library, Geosciences Library, Vietnam Archives Library, Southwest Collections/Special Collections Library, Harrington Library Texas Tech University Health Science Center (TTUHSC)/Amarillo, Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences TTUHSC/El Paso, Library of the Health Sciences TTUHSC/Odessa, Preston Smith HSC Library, and the Law Library. 

TORONTO
Electronic Resources Expenditures as a Percent of Total Materials Expenditures