As the summer winds down, our projects are finishing up. There have been quite a few changes in the library from top to bottom. Starting at the top, the 4th floor had many older, unused books withdrawn from the collection. This finished a project that began on the lower level 4 years ago. The 3rd …
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Summer Projects at the Library
Summer is traditionally when the library puts aside the typical day-to-day functions and works on major projects that would be too disruptive during the academic year. This summer is no exception, with several projects in the works. The final phase of our Sustainable Collections project is under way on the 4th floor. We are withdrawing …
Sustainable Collections Project
For the past several years, the library has been working on a “sustainable collections” project which involves removing older, unused, readily-available books from the library collection. The final part of the current phase will occur this summer when we look at books on the 4th floor and the Art section on the 2nd floor. Call …
Library Sustainable Collections Project Continues this Summer
This summer the library will continue a large-scale deselection project for monographs at the Van Wylen Library. We will be making evidence-based decisions to carefully manage the deselection of low-use print monographs and also identify monograph titles for preservation. This effort is part of a larger state-wide effort to cooperatively preserve low-use titles. Purpose of …
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Library Sustainable Collections Project is Underway
This summer the library is beginning a large-scale deselection project for monographs at the Van Wylen Library and the Music Library. We will be making evidence-based decisions to carefully manage the deselection of low-use print monographs and also identify monograph titles for preservation. This effort is part of a larger state-wide effort to cooperatively preserve …
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