1. Library Update Library Services Committee October 28, 2011

2. Information Literacy Class sessions increased 10 percent
800 sessions with 15,260 students
Learning outcomes assessment completed—first year

3. E Learning E-Learning Center Online IMC Orientation for PSY 3010
How-to videos and screencasts
Class tutorials
UCO 1200 First Year Seminar
ENG 1000 First Year Writing
Distance Education and E-Learning Library Services (DEELS) Tutorials

4. Technology Enhancements
Now have 480 public computers
Interactive screens in group study rooms
Self-service room booking

5. Acquisitions and Cataloging
35% of all ordered items go from request to shelves in less than a week
75% of all items received are on the shelves within one month

6. Collections
ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations into NC DOCKS, an Institutional Repository
Significant Electronic Collections Additions
American History in Video, Design and Applied Arts Index, Literature Criticism Online, British State Papers Online

7. Collections-3 Most Significant Electronic Resources
Most popular: JSTOR, Academic Search Complete, Elsevier Science Direct, Business Source Complete, ARTstor.
Most expensive: Elsevier Science Direct, Springer Journals, Blackwell Wiley Journals, Web of Science, Oxford Journals, Safari Tech Books Online

8. Significant Special Collections Additions
Irwin Belk Books and Special Collections
John and Marjorie Idol Collections
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Thomas Wolfe, and Literary Collections
Bill and Maureen Rhinehart Special Collections
30 additional rare books in 2011

9. Significant Special Collections Additions
Romulus Linney papers
Jack Jeffers photograph collection
Ralph Fickel rock climbing collection
Susan Roth Illustrations

10. Building Improvements
Lower level New Desk
Gifts receiving room
Police substation
Music Library
World Musical Instruments Display Case
Much improved seminar room

11. Internationalization 1
Fudan-Appalachian Library Exchange Program (FALEP)
Recent faculty travel includes visits to libraries in China, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Ghana, South Africa, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Mexico
Doorways International Program Series
International Student Orientation

12. Internationalization 2
Resources and Tools for International Research
Research guides on international topics, including a recent one on library support for study abroad
Global Trunks available for checkout in the IMC
Multilingual resources
Mango Language programs
Expanded English as a Second Language K-12 materials

13. Budget Reductions 1 Values
Maintain essential services and knowledge resources for students and faculty
Focus on strategic objectives and future needs
Utilize the experiences and adaptability of current staff to overcome challenges

14. Budget Reductions - 2
Lost total of five Library faculty positions in last three years
$1.8 to $2.1 million reduction (36 to 40% loss in non-personnel funds)

15. Budget Reductions - 3 Hours Reduction 25%
Funds to Update Technology gone
Reduced Number of Student Employees
Potential 25% reduction in collection

16. Other Problems Building issues with HVAC and leaks
Pending construction in Special Collections
Space needs critical in Music Library and Special Collections
Staffing challenges with lost positions

17. Fund Raising 2010-11 raised over $1,150,000
Changing the world…One student at a time.

18. Library Student Employee Scholarships
Six $500 stipends
Stevens Scholarship
2011 Winners

19. Nancy McCrocklin Estate Gift
Fund totals over $1.2 million
Martha and Nancy Lee Bivens Distinguished Professorship for Children and Reading Martha and Nancy Lee Bivens University Library Fund for Excellence

20. Top Four Provost Issues
Budget and Restoration of Two Faculty Positions; Retention of vacated staff positions
Salaries
General Education
State match for the Martha and Nancy Lee Bivens Distinguished Professor for Children and Reading

21. Thank You