The regional campus library and service to the public

Journal of Academic Librarianship

Volumn 27, Issue 2, 2001, Pages 122-127

  Schneider, Tina M ^a  

^a OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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EID: 0035285556     PISSN: 00991333     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0099-1333(00)00184-1     Document Type: Article

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1. Secretary's procedures and criteria for the recognition of accrediting agencies, 34 Code of Federal Regulations 602.2 (1999), Available: http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/get-cfr.cgi (Accessed February 9, 2000).
2. The administration of regional campus libraries is well documented. See Jack Fritts, "Administrative structures for extended campus library services: A survey of institutional operations," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by P. Steven Thomas & Maryhelen Jones (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1998), pp. 147-154; Harvey R. Gover, David L. Pappas, & Leslie Wykoff, "Branch campus library needs assessment: A follow-up study for continued program building," in The Seventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1995), pp. 127-162; Barbara M. Kemp & Maureen Pastine, "Developing branch campus libraries: The administrative perspective," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings,edited by Barton M. Lessin (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 268-274; Leslie A. Manning, "A strategic planning process for the multi-campus university system: The role of one campus and its library," Journal of Library Administration 13 (3-4) (1990): 181-199; Ruth Schwartz, Multicampus Libraries: Organization and Administration Case Studies (Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, 1988).
3. The administration of regional campus libraries is well documented. See Jack Fritts, "Administrative structures for extended campus library services: A survey of institutional operations," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by P. Steven Thomas & Maryhelen Jones (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1998), pp. 147-154; Harvey R. Gover, David L. Pappas, & Leslie Wykoff, "Branch campus library needs assessment: A follow-up study for continued program building," in The Seventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1995), pp. 127-162; Barbara M. Kemp & Maureen Pastine, "Developing branch campus libraries: The administrative perspective," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings,edited by Barton M. Lessin (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 268-274; Leslie A. Manning, "A strategic planning process for the multi-campus university system: The role of one campus and its library," Journal of Library Administration 13 (3-4) (1990): 181-199; Ruth Schwartz, Multicampus Libraries: Organization and Administration Case Studies (Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, 1988).
4. The administration of regional campus libraries is well documented. See Jack Fritts, "Administrative structures for extended campus library services: A survey of institutional operations," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by P. Steven Thomas & Maryhelen Jones (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1998), pp. 147-154; Harvey R. Gover, David L. Pappas, & Leslie Wykoff, "Branch campus library needs assessment: A follow-up study for continued program building," in The Seventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1995), pp. 127-162; Barbara M. Kemp & Maureen Pastine, "Developing branch campus libraries: The administrative perspective," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings,edited by Barton M. Lessin (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 268-274; Leslie A. Manning, "A strategic planning process for the multi-campus university system: The role of one campus and its library," Journal of Library Administration 13 (3-4) (1990): 181-199; Ruth Schwartz, Multicampus Libraries: Organization and Administration Case Studies (Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, 1988).
5. The administration of regional campus libraries is well documented. See Jack Fritts, "Administrative structures for extended campus library services: A survey of institutional operations," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by P. Steven Thomas & Maryhelen Jones (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1998), pp. 147-154; Harvey R. Gover, David L. Pappas, & Leslie Wykoff, "Branch campus library needs assessment: A follow-up study for continued program building," in The Seventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1995), pp. 127-162; Barbara M. Kemp & Maureen Pastine, "Developing branch campus libraries: The administrative perspective," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings,edited by Barton M. Lessin (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 268-274; Leslie A. Manning, "A strategic planning process for the multi-campus university system: The role of one campus and its library," Journal of Library Administration 13 (3-4) (1990): 181-199; Ruth Schwartz, Multicampus Libraries: Organization and Administration Case Studies (Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, 1988).
6. The administration of regional campus libraries is well documented. See Jack Fritts, "Administrative structures for extended campus library services: A survey of institutional operations," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by P. Steven Thomas & Maryhelen Jones (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1998), pp. 147-154; Harvey R. Gover, David L. Pappas, & Leslie Wykoff, "Branch campus library needs assessment: A follow-up study for continued program building," in The Seventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1995), pp. 127-162; Barbara M. Kemp & Maureen Pastine, "Developing branch campus libraries: The administrative perspective," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings,edited by Barton M. Lessin (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 268-274; Leslie A. Manning, "A strategic planning process for the multi-campus university system: The role of one campus and its library," Journal of Library Administration 13 (3-4) (1990): 181-199; Ruth Schwartz, Multicampus Libraries: Organization and Administration Case Studies (Metuchen, NJ: The Scarecrow Press, 1988).
7. Yvonne Ralston & Adele Oldenburg, "Joint-use library services at distant campuses," in Academic Libraries in Urban and Metropolitan Areas: A Management Handbook, edited by Gerard B. McCabe (New York: Greenwood Press, 1992), pp. 143-144.
8. Ibid., p. 145.
9. Ibid., p. 148.
10. Ohio Board of Regents, Service Expectations for Two-year Colleges and Regional Campuses. Available: http://www.regents.state.oh.us/plandocs/2yrsrv.html (Accessed February 15, 2000).
11. Stephanie Bangert, "Values in college and library mission statements: A search for distinctive beliefs, meaning, and organizational structure," in Advances in Librarianship 21, edited by Irene Godden (San Diego: Academic Press, 1997), p. 91.
12. Peter Brophy, "The mission of the academic library," British Journal of Academic Librarianship 6 (3) (1991): 138, 140.
13. R. A. Dubberly, "Why you must know your library's mission," Public Libraries 22 (Fall 1983): 89-90, quoted in Brophy, "The Mission of the Academic Library," p. 139.
14. R. A. Dubberly, "Why you must know your library's mission," Public Libraries 22 (Fall 1983): 89-90, quoted in Brophy, "The Mission of the Academic Library," p. 139.
15. Brophy, "The Mission of the Academic Library," pp. 136, 137, 138.
16. Larry Hardesty, Jamie Hastreiter, & David Henderson, "Development of college library mission statements," Journal of Library Administration 9, (3)(1988): 11-34; Stephanie Rogers Bangert, "Thinking Boldly! College and University Library Mission Statements As Roadsigns to the Future." Available: http://www.ala.org/acrl/paperhtm/c23.html (Accessed June 30, 2000).
17. Larry Hardesty, Jamie Hastreiter, & David Henderson, "Development of college library mission statements," Journal of Library Administration 9, (3)(1988): 11-34; Stephanie Rogers Bangert, "Thinking Boldly! College and University Library Mission Statements As Roadsigns to the Future." Available: http://www.ala.org/acrl/paperhtm/c23.html (Accessed June 30, 2000).
18. Bangert, "Values in College and Library Mission Statements," pp. 99-100.
19. Ibid., p. 97.
20. Bangert, "Thinking Boldly!"
21. Hardesty et al. "Development of College Library Mission Statements," pp. 19-20.
22. Barbara Jeanne Best Nichols, "Community use of tax-supported academic libraries in North Carolina: Is unlimited access a right?" North Carolina Libraries 51 (Fall 1993): 120-125.
23. Ibid., p. 121.
24. William W. Prince & William Neal Nelson, "Public access to academic libraries," Tennessee Librarian 37 (Winter 1985): 26.
25. Gerald F. Garry & Richard Dougherty, "Building bridges between academic and public libraries; with discussion," Catholic Library World 60 (March-April 1989): 224.
26. Nelson, Prince, & Fred M. Heath, "Conflict of mission: The midsize private university in an urban environment [Restrictions on access at Texas Christian University]," in Academic Libraries in Urban and Metropolitan Areas, pp. 15-26; Werner Cohn, "Private stacks, public funding," American Libraries 24 (February 1993): 182, 184.
27. Nelson, Prince, & Fred M. Heath, "Conflict of mission: The midsize private university in an urban environment [Restrictions on access at Texas Christian University]," in Academic Libraries in Urban and Metropolitan Areas, pp. 15-26; Werner Cohn, "Private stacks, public funding," American Libraries 24 (February 1993): 182, 184.
28. Daniel Savage, "Town and gown re-examined," Canadian Library Journal 45 (October 1988): 291-295.
29. Ibid., p. 291.
30. Ohio Board of Regents, Service Expectations for Two-year Colleges and Regional Campuses.
31. Susan M. Anderson, "Planning for the future: Combining a community and college library," Library Administration & Management 13 (Spring 1999): 81-86; Tom Connole, "The aurora public library-community college of aurora relationship," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 33-36; Paul H. Paladino, "Getting more for your money," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 29-32; Linda Saferite, "Libraries reap what they sow," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 18-20; Sally King & John Presley, "The cooperative concept: Worthy of consideration," Virginia Librarian 41 (July/August/September 1995): 19-22.
32. Susan M. Anderson, "Planning for the future: Combining a community and college library," Library Administration & Management 13 (Spring 1999): 81-86; Tom Connole, "The aurora public library-community college of aurora relationship," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 33-36; Paul H. Paladino, "Getting more for your money," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 29-32; Linda Saferite, "Libraries reap what they sow," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 18-20; Sally King & John Presley, "The cooperative concept: Worthy of consideration," Virginia Librarian 41 (July/August/September 1995): 19-22.
33. Susan M. Anderson, "Planning for the future: Combining a community and college library," Library Administration & Management 13 (Spring 1999): 81-86; Tom Connole, "The aurora public library-community college of aurora relationship," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 33-36; Paul H. Paladino, "Getting more for your money," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 29-32; Linda Saferite, "Libraries reap what they sow," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 18-20; Sally King & John Presley, "The cooperative concept: Worthy of consideration," Virginia Librarian 41 (July/August/September 1995): 19-22.
34. Susan M. Anderson, "Planning for the future: Combining a community and college library," Library Administration & Management 13 (Spring 1999): 81-86; Tom Connole, "The aurora public library-community college of aurora relationship," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 33-36; Paul H. Paladino, "Getting more for your money," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 29-32; Linda Saferite, "Libraries reap what they sow," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 18-20; Sally King & John Presley, "The cooperative concept: Worthy of consideration," Virginia Librarian 41 (July/August/September 1995): 19-22.
35. Susan M. Anderson, "Planning for the future: Combining a community and college library," Library Administration & Management 13 (Spring 1999): 81-86; Tom Connole, "The aurora public library-community college of aurora relationship," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 33-36; Paul H. Paladino, "Getting more for your money," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 29-32; Linda Saferite, "Libraries reap what they sow," Colorado Libraries 25 (Summer 1999): 18-20; Sally King & John Presley, "The cooperative concept: Worthy of consideration," Virginia Librarian 41 (July/August/September 1995): 19-22.
36. Karen M. Luebbert, "Webster University's library service to extended sites," Show-me Libraries 36 (October-November 1984): 59-62; Kemp & Pastine, "Developing Branch Campus Libraries;" Geneva L. Bush & James A. Damico, "Library services for a remote campus," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, edited by Barton M. Lessin, (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 51-65.
37. Karen M. Luebbert, "Webster University's library service to extended sites," Show-me Libraries 36 (October-November 1984): 59-62; Kemp & Pastine, "Developing Branch Campus Libraries;" Geneva L. Bush & James A. Damico, "Library services for a remote campus," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, edited by Barton M. Lessin, (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 51-65.
38. Karen M. Luebbert, "Webster University's library service to extended sites," Show-me Libraries 36 (October-November 1984): 59-62; Kemp & Pastine, "Developing Branch Campus Libraries;" Geneva L. Bush & James A. Damico, "Library services for a remote campus," in The Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, edited by Barton M. Lessin, (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1989), pp. 51-65.
39. Janie B. Silveria, "When separate is not equal: Improving library services at satellite campuses via networking," in The Sixth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, compiled by Carol J. Jacob (Mt. Pleasant, MI: Central Michigan University, 1993), pp. 241-249.
40. Ibid, p. 246.
41. Ann Duesing, "Outreach information services partnership: An academic health science center and a rural satellite campus," in The Eighth Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings, p. 142.
42. A copy of the instrument is available from the author. Please provide a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
43. Permission for identification given by Stan Planton, e-mail message to author (July 7, 2000).
44. A definition of the users of the library; a commitment to the development of the collection, with an emphasis on its currency; and a recognition of the variety of formats now available in libraries.
45. Brophy, "The Mission of the Academic Library," p. 145.
46. Bangert, "Thinking Boldly!"