Auburn University	Clemson University	College of William and Mary	Duke University	East Carolina University	Emory University	Florida International University	Florida State University Libraries	George Mason University	Georgia Institute of Technology	Georgia State University	Louisiana State University	Mississippi State University	North Carolina State University	Tulane University	University of Alabama	University of Alabama-Birmingham	University of Central Florida	University of Florida	University of Georgia	University of Kentucky	University of Louisville	University of Memphis	University of Miami	University of Mississippi	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	University of North Carolina at Charlotte	University of North Carolina at Greensboro	University of South Carolina	University of South Florida	University of Tennessee	University of Virginia	Vanderbilt University	Virginia Commonwealth University	Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University	Wake Forest University
1.a. Volumes held June 30, 2007	VolsPre08	3,016,986	1,288,560	2,178,761	5,849,608	1,449,341	3,296,754	2,053,860	2,989,700	1,261,289	2,487,554	1,615,302	4,067,169	2,124,341	3,857,365	3,146,953	2,844,387	1,403,216	1,555,211	4,288,118	4,559,220	3,636,191	2,143,282	1,454,604	3,227,943	1,777,602	6,412,105	1,016,330	1,177,894	3,832,486	2,059,184	3,252,763	5,465,077	3,393,519	1,863,214	2,299,426	2,079,924
1.b.i. Volumes added -- Gross.	VolsAdG08	38,068	38,520	32,686	105,419	35,101	89,560	53,528	55,694	59,894	41,514	27,614	37,946	47,262	126,853	113,591	53,470	24,787	35,993	65,257	83,468	85,805	68,985	16,849	76,116	72,927	126,279	33,609	26,793	54,393	154,455	67,867	92,894	59,525	59,079	33,780	25,830
1.b.ii. Volumes withdrawn during year.	VolsWdn08	1,586	8,953	17,919	4,585	38,313	9,174	10,181	14,688	10,037	4,397	3,221	22,312	7,248	2,940	2,935	5,691	1,674	4,043	7,842	5,397	2,448	21,146	3,106	38,556	14,723	11,560	3,296	3,753	2,234	4,281	31,183	24,715	12,727	618	2,151	27,684
1.b. Net volumes added.	VolsAdN08	36,482	29,567	19,020	105,419	35,101	80,386	43,347	41,133	49,857	37,117	27,645	15,634	40,014	123,913	110,656	47,779	23,113	31,950	57,415	78,071	83,357	47,809	13,743	37,560	81,870	114,719	30,313	30,546	52,159	150,174	36,684	68,179	46,798	56,461	31,629	-1,854
1. Volumes held June 30, 2008	Vols08	3,053,468	1,318,127	2,179,862	5,950,442	1,446,129	3,377,140	2,097,207	3,030,833	1,311,146	2,524,671	1,642,947	4,082,803	2,164,355	3,981,278	3,257,609	2,892,166	1,426,329	1,587,161	4,230,703	4,637,291	3,719,548	2,191,091	1,468,347	3,265,503	1,859,472	6,526,824	1,046,643	1,204,687	3,884,645	2,209,358	3,289,447	5,533,256	3,440,317	1,921,675	2,331,055	2,078,070
2. Number of monographic volumes purchased.	Mono08	12,224	17,345	11,948	67,879	40,174	44,115	26,545	45,071	35,164	7,926	20,345	4,655	6,074	29,085	43,740	32,646	11,518	28,413	41,448	48,717	174,774	37,525	1,694	45,768	10,778	73,359	19,592	30,468	18,830	109,797	37,010	368,096	28,145	40,854	19,391	14,847
3. Basis of volume count is:	VolCount08	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic	Physical	Bibliographic	Bibliographic	Physical	Physical	Physical	Physical	Bibliographic
4.a Number of serial titles currently purchased.	SerPur08	14,030	20,322	8,322	46,469	129,249	36,651	39,987	46,054	24,806	12,515	7,503	91,705	34,120	30,902	47,295	47,486	N/A	12,337	47,449	56,454	34,333	46,776	3,442	69,164	21,741	35,802	32,831	40,664	14,629	29,937	34,720	41,440	33,483	13,863	11,917	N/A
4.a.i Electronic.	serpurelec08	13,239	15,809	1,405	35,376	107,740	26,487	36,190	42,622	16,158	8,620	N/A	83,636	30,778	29,536	37,161	41,814	N/A	7,512	24,518	48,691	30,435	33,819	N/A	64,281	17,726	28,790	28,918	33,865	8,702	26,941	29,398	37,646	29,799	11,202	9,302	30,207
4.a.ii Print (and other format) -- serials purchased.	serpurprint08	791	4,513	7,196	11,768	21,509	10,164	3,797	3,432	3,598	3,895	N/A	1,355	3,332	1,366	10,134	2,472	N/A	4,825	22,931	7,763	3,898	12,957	N/A	4,883	4,103	7,012	3,913	6,799	5,927	2,996	5,322	3,794	3,684	2,661	2,615	5,331
4.b.i Consortial.	sernpurconsort08	10,732	17,479	N/A	0	0	3,045	17,341	-625,020	9,222	7,754	N/A	10,201	34,189	14,443	0	0	N/A	N/A	17,747	490	1,910	0	N/A	5,103	11,752	3,236	9,186	N/A	47,693	11,300	119	N/A	5,262	8,574	9,698	N/A
4.b.ii Freely accessible.	sernpurelec08	5,680	0	N/A	10,009	N/A	11,796	4,229	3,564	7,991	0	N/A	5,010	N/A	6,377	24,562	19,479	N/A	N/A	2,923	16,397	13,105	0	N/A	0	8,902	2,678	N/A	11,650	780	N/A	7,253	51,513	4,557	3,341	300	5,027
4.b.iii Print (and other format) -- Exchanges, gifts, etc.	sernpurprint08	857	0	N/A	422	N/A	99	125	901	60	1,136	N/A	802	2,022	878	707	316	N/A	541	3,039	921	906	0	N/A	421	223	8,939	N/A	69	276	238	55	506	389	526	150	N/A
4.b.iv Government documents.	sernpurgovern08	6,681	8,102	N/A	4,389	0	2,704	14,912	-552,974	4,184	23,470	N/A	734	N/A	9,390	0	1,200	N/A	5,134	178	6,486	22,997	0	N/A	87	6,682	10,058	1,558	N/A	337	574	8,405	4,341	3,520	2,225	700	N/A
4.b Number of serial titles currently received but not purchased.	SerNPur08	23,950	25,581	840	14,820	372	17,644	36,607	16,039	21,457	32,360	5,117	10,033	36,211	31,088	25,269	21,220	N/A	5,675	23,887	24,294	38,918	550	3,623	5,611	29,477	24,911	10,744	11,719	49,086	12,112	15,832	56,360	13,728	14,666	10,848	N/A
4. Total Number of serial titles currently received, including periodicals.	CurrSer08	37,980	45,903	9,162	61,964	21,881	54,295	76,594	62,093	46,263	44,875	16,019	101,738	70,331	61,990	72,564	68,706	32,827	18,012	71,336	80,748	73,251	46,776	7,065	74,775	51,218	60,713	43,575	52,383	63,715	42,049	50,552	97,800	47,211	28,526	22,765	35,538
5. Government documents are included in count of current serials?	SerDoc08	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
6. Microform units.	Microf08	2,718,458	1,170,588	2,441,069	4,313,350	2,454,671	6,254,488	3,587,663	9,109,634	3,092,064	4,627,573	2,591,034	9,014,560	3,446,799	5,446,201	2,252,124	4,096,093	1,255,176	3,027,411	7,901,639	6,632,493	6,471,766	2,219,718	3,871,917	3,993,799	2,906,146	5,142,758	2,176,545	569,010	5,357,428	3,458,009	4,389,259	5,536,709	3,044,268	3,228,905	6,323,119	2,515,067
7. Government documents not counted elsewhere.	GovDocs08	237,752	0	461,224	1,257,457	530,877	256,899	0	857,378	346,120	0	763,399	590,485	251,707	0	94,550	926,705	0	310,228	1,241,342	1,066,004	1,036,210	0	580,121	0	593,702	1,625,932	165,907	611,114	944,768	0	4,158	674,257	263,092	121,910	399,525	0
8. Computer files.	CompFil08	3,442	5,508	1,314	61,520	5,796	12,078	4,966	9,838	1,806	15,584	2,566	9,828	65,718	406,619	1,495	8,448	3,706	9,426	8,315	21,866	8,209	0	5,905	3,880	10,047	12,743	2,438	352,340	4,044	7,716	3,667	11,665	9,839	2,712	10,594	9,463
9. Manuscripts and archives (linear ft.).	MSS08	10,524	12,149	8,133	55,103	11,609	23,129	3,892	8,741	6,576	6,696	18,410	23,877	23,773	13,791	48,785	34,231	2,423	1,466	8,840	59,023	26,780	20,869	3,843	17,932	19,726	39,911	6,510	103,009	9,876	9,559	13,622	27,928	21,413	5,029	17,979	10,063
10. Cartographic.	Maps08	152,412	26,856	28,446	132,901	112,603	17,418	9,289	173,350	214,718	198,213	9,852	454,880	155,179	49,225	29,986	311,178	308	3,826	853,546	660,644	261,629	22,340	60,393	58,863	112,855	297,079	55,467	18,000	323,474	10,783	392,137	152,697	108,744	9,451	140,478	207
11. Graphic.	Graphic08	75,327	136,000	0	925,054	22,477	2,959	102,409	6,590	146,892	111,267	460,000	11	117,790	128,463	560	189,324	10,999	9,831	191,323	1,647,480	2,148,672	1,514,744	760,582	12,746	23,257	1,623,335	35,202	10,283	250,090	2,618	14,017	449,408	224,321	743,455	163,975	5,986
12. Audio.	Audio08	115,903	32,983	22,840	61,665	21,261	55,613	31,873	62,592	18,337	1,866	10,657	24,288	12,404	4,683	7,942	23,546	12,547	11,247	23,337	134,841	50,914	33,302	24,894	57,028	45,951	317,383	10,254	41,776	38,412	24,853	25,891	81,420	38,135	27,761	11,779	11,588
13. Film and Video.	Video08	5,517	9,312	13,372	76,203	12,966	40,647	20,144	19,459	23,184	6,177	13,160	4,250	11,473	24,650	4,995	7,118	6,917	22,137	44,765	159,524	42,964	10,249	4,595	16,468	10,476	64,831	9,924	30,478	17,486	25,569	19,082	38,769	21,696	17,509	17,172	17,948
14. Are the figures below reported in Canadian dollars?	Exch08	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
15.a. Expenditures for monographs.	ExpMono08	568,640	820,857	842,095	5,413,023	1,047,279	5,908,477	1,274,020	1,287,909	1,852,775	571,817	1,423,688	1,993,211	319,130	1,862,181	1,770,102	1,241,164	569,460	750,101	1,348,788	2,405,117	1,624,478	951,788	114,315	3,147,172	596,447	3,158,630	619,922	1,060,674	1,357,022	1,310,415	2,132,077	3,091,043	1,747,797	1,433,833	1,126,563	609,230
15.b. Expenditures for current serials, including periodicals.	ExpSer08	5,016,185	5,397,133	3,314,625	9,865,125	4,303,030	4,877,256	4,851,811	5,337,897	3,636,589	4,227,563	4,995,562	5,283,693	4,226,166	6,616,791	6,093,411	6,329,417	4,246,785	4,594,885	9,938,022	8,415,725	6,421,219	7,950,186	3,400,746	9,739,138	6,049,934	9,443,093	2,546,254	2,968,065	6,116,438	4,509,316	9,432,867	8,426,644	9,514,270	5,661,144	5,423,174	5,215,539
15.c. Expenditures for other library materials.	ExpOth08	44,937	388,188	178,044	74,168	74,568	3,639,948	146,268	1,297,356	2,188,769	1,406,161	N/A	109,975	14,502	415,264	323,048	80,501	53,010	115,029	1,034,154	401,668	1,686,050	245,014	679,559	0	32,626	3,614,174	598,929	121,695	411,847	1,496,897	455,852	1,549,682	133,925	214,784	N/A	390,957
15.d. Expenditures for miscellaneous.	ExpMisc08	0	N/A	0	1,155,318	1,063,451	476,677	841,955	260,304	215,074	0	0	0	250,000	914,842	2,000	37,164	750	0	106,786	382,979	684,330	59,037	27,600	327,278	17,014	106,676	6,085	182,476	166,497	439,538	189,224	400,283	39,800	262,539	493,307	48,628
15. Total library materials expenditures	ExpLM08	5,629,762	6,606,178	4,334,764	16,507,634	6,279,446	14,902,358	7,114,054	8,183,466	7,893,206	6,205,541	6,419,250	7,386,879	4,809,798	9,809,078	8,188,561	7,688,246	4,870,005	5,460,015	12,427,750	11,605,489	10,416,077	9,206,025	4,222,220	13,213,588	6,694,815	16,322,573	3,771,190	4,332,910	8,051,804	7,756,166	12,210,020	13,467,652	11,435,793	7,572,300	7,043,044	6,264,354
16. Expenditures for contract binding.	ExpBnd08	48,116	43,547	49,900	197,108	112,214	133,881	75,943	45,618	113,530	38,418	21,328	49,292	50,034	210,919	45,092	68,007	115,237	90,124	120,869	254,042	144,418	107,458	56,274	91,131	69,906	265,396	48,869	23,470	72,821	63,719	103,438	133,378	127,912	32,643	50,749	51,361
17.a. Expenditures for professional staff.	SalPrf08	2,843,289	1,709,320	2,285,137	10,833,246	3,228,928	7,546,934	3,428,471	3,622,653	3,168,048	2,682,678	2,572,521	3,252,026	2,761,790	7,228,469	2,899,493	4,103,185	2,747,344	2,424,871	6,042,307	4,051,061	4,909,905	3,087,778	1,703,341	4,758,964	2,882,793	10,686,200	1,483,131	2,394,984	4,058,321	4,200,094	5,479,556	7,009,219	6,434,471	2,866,234	2,342,125	2,888,197
17.b. Expenditures for support staff.	SalNPrf08	1,329,794	2,068,435	1,591,722	5,027,592	3,823,783	4,635,575	2,204,373	2,864,197	2,831,724	2,303,715	2,248,610	2,047,136	1,105,157	3,087,654	2,040,338	2,112,002	2,201,878	1,829,288	7,352,553	5,313,416	2,668,457	2,702,904	1,932,675	4,174,269	996,565	7,114,097	2,088,646	2,196,561	3,317,677	2,444,866	3,696,339	9,063,042	3,273,211	2,799,058	2,866,591	1,549,780
17.c. Expenditures for student assistants.	SalStud08	338,558	255,935	188,658	583,129	208,731	785,320	721,485	602,718	494,559	136,131	237,719	498,839	437,883	643,498	255,212	599,463	135,829	530,736	558,923	741,766	678,531	485,063	106,180	708,373	485,252	1,143,426	184,287	347,252	598,802	514,165	728,009	848,972	451,967	262,534	406,992	238,728
17. Total expenditures for salaries and wages.	TotSal08	4,511,641	4,033,690	4,065,511	16,443,967	7,261,442	12,967,829	7,624,600	7,089,568	6,494,331	5,122,524	5,058,850	5,798,001	4,304,830	10,959,621	5,195,043	6,814,650	5,085,051	4,784,895	13,953,783	10,106,243	8,256,893	6,275,745	3,742,196	9,641,606	4,364,610	18,943,723	3,837,706	4,938,797	7,974,800	7,159,125	9,903,904	16,921,233	10,159,649	5,927,826	5,615,707	4,676,705
18. Fringe benefits are included in expenditures for salaries and wages?	Fringe08	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
19. Other operating expenditures.	OpExp08	1,552,088	853,649	1,547,041	4,181,879	3,049,817	3,932,346	633,359	644,076	1,261,533	1,066,271	492,042	1,341,854	1,365,846	7,270,144	748,643	2,052,276	1,650,601	987,946	2,070,900	2,485,368	2,597,096	3,564,899	598,482	4,304,516	842,019	5,591,823	981,410	1,764,644	3,643,160	1,489,867	1,338,868	5,407,540	3,004,230	1,163,047	1,010,566	1,493,507
20. Total library expenditures.	TotExp08	11,741,607	11,537,064	9,991,561	37,330,588	16,702,919	31,936,414	15,447,956	15,962,728	15,762,601	12,432,754	11,991,470	14,576,026	10,530,508	28,249,762	14,177,339	16,623,179	11,720,894	11,322,980	28,573,302	24,451,142	21,414,484	19,154,127	8,619,172	27,250,844	11,971,350	41,123,515	8,907,403	11,059,821	19,742,585	16,506,808	23,556,230	35,929,803	24,727,585	15,124,611	13,720,067	12,485,927
21. Expenditures for computer files (one-time/monographic purchase).	ExpCompF08	0	430,105	136,297	1,682,971	489,079	199,506	90,076	80,370	468,797	116,059	555,613	787,969	0	502,341	416,358	306,950	1,211,549	120,130	138,982	193,892	980,309	73,254	0	524,849	50,051	1,712,520	0	500	310,756	316,781	551,622	425,193	427,557	176,325	24,644	240,561
22. Expenditures for electronic serials.	ExpESerl08	4,704,780	4,109,565	2,428,090	6,318,112	2,893,008	4,313,531	2,712,479	5,242,277	3,000,380	4,042,589	3,389,109	3,484,606	2,133,500	3,328,110	4,043,292	3,730,223	3,113,186	2,432,601	5,542,246	6,121,332	5,158,151	3,138,477	847,827	6,419,942	3,810,725	3,436,539	2,079,756	1,322,505	4,602,065	3,611,687	5,091,930	5,336,630	7,189,423	4,747,911	4,417,080	2,123,869
23.a. Expenditures for bibliographic utilities, networks, and consortia (internal library sources).	ExpBibUL08	176,892	134,121	134,841	314,281	18,576	178,171	196,444	193,429	366,230	175,000	99,424	330,080	65,686	176,002	157,246	318,654	71,457	141,117	184,272	17,284	223,550	233,589	100,979	222,630	173,249	393,290	125,000	171,968	187,428	87,728	32,477	185,530	244,623	187,636	103,726	172,221
23.b. Expenditures for bibliographic utilities, networks, and consortia (external sources).	ExpBibUE08	166,500	150,000	146,990	2,969	2,075,539	249,430	388,012	544,848	476,859	0	346,425	139,280	1,304,794	0	88,248	9,566	0	482,824	565,034	0	0	0	100,000	0	1,304,974	0	0	N/A	0	0	13,528	729,533	0	489,194	0	0
24. Expenditures for computer hardware and software.	ExpComp08	711,465	120,840	166,243	1,242,884	839,767	478,926	187,612	205,614	245,307	427,254	212,947	67,776	144,497	792,904	179,658	391,149	317,258	346,366	430,100	373,334	521,443	308,469	260,217	1,405,206	298,007	999,092	84,749	215,771	478,049	266,996	361,296	1,697,955	600,534	326,252	184,178	75,354
25. Expenditures for document delivery/interlibrary loan.	ExpDDILL08	90,860	11,367	8,552	55,582	40,131	32,815	12,542	77,131	53,360	289,876	31,418	71,638	29,336	143,756	12,765	36,206	36,201	10,710	78,906	694	201,929	30,140	41,470	153,651	28,149	160,165	22,027	67,600	75,215	118,020	166,475	190,990	126,389	175,012	268,879	38,625
26.a. Professional staff, FTE.	PrfStf08	46	31	39	185	51	94	50	68	60	45	55	52	58	124	45	70	46	55	102	81	91	53	37	82	51	148	31	46	74	70	86	101	106	53	38	54
26.b. Support staff, FTE.	NPrfStf08	40	70	51	143	106	153	67	110	75	70	79	101	46	105	76	83	61	73	190	195	136	96	77	133	43	209	69	66	105	83	133	210	105	92	90	48
26.c. Student assistants, FTE.	StudAst08	31	17	33	35	32	49	48	70	36	8	29	39	63	39	26	49	12	35	89	39	60	40	8	62	151	95	14	54	99	1	49	68	31	15	31	27
26. Total Staff FTE.	TotStfX08	117	118	123	363	189	296	165	247	171	123	163	192	167	268	147	202	119	163	381	315	287	188	122	277	245	452	110	166	278	154	268	379	242	161	159	130
27. Number of staffed library service points.	SvcPoint08	11	10	9	19	8	29	13	24	9	8	9	15	17	14	20	22	12	14	19	22	22	705	10	21	12	25	9	6	20	7	17	33	16	11	9	14
28. Number of weekly public service hours.	SvcHours08	146	148	103	161	110	118	112	142	108	135	103	310	112	146	118	132	96	105	105	137	135	98	94	122	349	146	102	147	327	331	148	149	147	117	102	138
29. Number of library presentations to groups.	GrpPres08	750	326	226	1,186	828	1,220	629	913	456	289	460	801	655	446	207	584	519	832	739	1,266	744	705	256	1,904	713	1,367	0	1,284	698	744	860	1,110	778	965	840	1,018
29.a. Figure based on sampling?	Sample108	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
30. Number of total participants in group presentations.	PresPtcp08	15,000	6,077	3,335	12,862	16,534	15,723	13,689	15,976	12,273	6,302	10,132	6,433	10,928	11,977	3,042	11,689	9,661	18,860	20,866	15,763	7,898	12,799	4,437	22,579	8,662	25,785	0	14,522	15,786	11,887	15,686	10,940	20,227	31,282	15,765	9,080
30.a. Figure based on sampling?	Sample208	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No		No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
31. Number of reference transactions.	RefTrans08	159,726	22,549	10,897	137,488	36,003	57,709	37,291	87,692	52,601	8,178	17,242	37,028	46,313	32,325	14,735	58,763	55,440	43,517	102,000	61,731	34,718	56,692	103,015	75,035	50,049	126,165	20,655	83,000	148,446	61,086	93,312	115,433	27,973	52,915	17,711	21,152
31.a. Figure based on sampling?	Sample308	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes
32. Number of initial circulations (excluding reserves).	InitCirc08	152,496	126,188	132,483	433,208	190,711	207,102	128,240	272,599	206,073	105,790	186,746	104,482	47,359	228,167	110,468	193,211	83,706	165,012	419,151	286,878	198,091	0	N/A	169,923	97,018	613,417	129,085	372,009	187,325	203,689	266,162	490,068	212,664	133,543	245,517	112,247
33. Total circulations (initial and renewals, excluding reserves).	TotCirc08	180,023	222,583	171,608	642,487	241,221	534,329	165,111	386,637	300,839	N/A	207,282	203,991	72,222	358,448	156,794	243,421	107,025	315,517	700,074	435,650	262,913	495,738	55,746	237,737	172,392	974,541	168,098	434,000	301,406	297,286	330,398	871,544	350,065	203,139	346,346	124,940
34. Total number of filled requests for materials provided to other libraries.	ILLTot08	12,091	8,178	26,569	33,879	14,720	36,602	16,295	18,785	38,933	10,598	16,160	7,381	20,552	14,979	16,272	12,114	12,732	22,270	25,472	42,723	32,008	23,048	7,844	41,524	17,371	59,026	12,602	8,724	19,696	20,470	35,585	39,945	25,849	15,894	22,192	23,198
35. Total number of filled requests for materials received from other libraries.	ILBTot08	8,651	8,954	13,374	30,179	9,174	21,068	15,002	14,990	22,072	12,062	9,128	16,916	8,812	22,509	10,284	9,799	6,995	16,147	28,823	6,862	24,349	20,210	10,013	13,738	12,418	14,975	8,701	6,945	18,538	15,194	25,179	30,606	20,273	21,230	21,936	8,121
36. Number of Ph.D.s awarded in FY 2008-2008.	PhDAwd08	196	151	60	352	57	212	122	730	189	467	200	237	117	328	132	154	149	207	858	391	308	581	164	116	178	600	41	92	251	230	355	377	253	191	341	56
37. Number of fields in which Ph.D.s can be awarded.	PhDFld08	52	41	10	44	17	42	30	73	27	48	33	55	31	56	44	44	32	29	124	73	56	34	21	41	31	69	18	25	61	39	72	46	46	31	53	13
38. Number of full-time instructional faculty in FY 2008-2008.	Fac08	1,132	1,086	602	990	1,670	1,807	1,240	1,912	1,302	863	1,046	1,438	831	1,723	653	913	852	1,258	2,020	1,733	1,268	1,550	833	920	1,434	1,600	938	1,004	1,705	1,255	1,576	1,172	2,541	1,888	1,371	1,203
39. Full-time students, undergraduate and graduate.	TotStu08	20,542	15,400	6,616	13,005	19,651	11,681	22,990	33,690	16,332	16,832	18,944	27,019	13,642	24,989	8,369	21,642	11,195	34,000	40,914	29,273	22,187	17,214	13,677	14,209	14,288	23,788	22,388	16,703	21,969	29,119	26,195	20,493	11,319	22,294	27,539	6,711
40. Part-time students, undergraduate and graduate.	TotPT08	3,595	2,186	548	297	6,339	889	15,624	6,865	14,000	1,910	8,193	2,789	3,397	6,813	1,702	3,289	5,051	14,699	5,849	4,558	3,669	5,628	6,702	1,240	1,891	4,779	5,982	3,590	5,303	15,751	3,741	3,764	774	9,406	3,200	151
41. Full-time graduate students.	GradStu08	1,564	2,097	913	6,744	2,055	5,040	3,649	4,604	2,384	5,103	4,356	4,100	1,608	4,265	2,547	2,281	3,362	2,906	10,246	4,325	5,408	6,564	2,002	4,532	2,992	6,738	1,580	3,250	4,722	4,045	6,302	6,231	4,735	4,785	4,462	2,310
42. Part-time graduate students.	GradPT08	1,811	1,219	459	283	3,877	811	2,582	3,235	9,359	1,074	2,877	1,203	1,942	3,392	460	1,589	2,088	4,305	3,792	2,622	1,678	0	2,575	538	678	3,934	3,210	2,005	3,723	5,453	2,265	2,948	721	4,963	2,710	76
S.1. Number of electronic books.	ebooks08	310,373	42,869	498,836	144,939	340,411	177,180	108,172	477,476	195,048	51,943	169,629	346,389	62,720	401,497	52,814	602,799	57,563	197,381	280,238	432,459	406,014	20,542	57,452	542,380	87,506	N/A	28,816	326,295	96,766	299,900	305,953	374,731	462,085	157,439	157,705	321,203
S.2. Expenditures for electronic books.	expebooks08	0	108,310	44,700	870,705	N/A	81,810	132,659	165,954	69,000	140,096	74,129	44,557	0	158,190	352,057	59,422	98,197	120,130	73,761	32,327	533,710	73,254	2,933	220,572	59,804	N/A	6,595	51,065	88,581	285,315	193,618	296,374	625,811	139,533	24,644	999
S.4. Number of virtual reference transactions.	VRtrans08	38,012	3,115	1,121	14,370	4,304	1,633	1,875	10,815	0	807	2,647	2,068	3,969	7,916	2,097	4,945	3,591	5,891	1,285	3,562	6,287	18,316	1,371	3,278	4,727	N/A	2,188	83,213	5,261	2,440	4,092	14,121	3,260	2,824	514	1,006
S.5. Federated searching across networked electronic resources?	fedsearch08	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes		Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
S.6. Number of sessions (logins) to databases or services.	eresourcelogins08	558,003	298,931	N/A	501,485	1,794,549	N/A	N/A	1,091,246	809,687	1,215,476	2,076	1,044,382	479,613	500,090	776,494	1,648,231	N/A	1,591,500	0	1,389,170	883,893	29,896,457	356,941	138,099	1,546,875	N/A	1,249,802	808,476	4,881,623	760,550	1,508,301	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1,445,575
S.6.a. Number of resources for which you are reporting.	loginresources08	69	87	N/A	0	46	N/A	N/A	440	129	27	7	415	211	N/A	189	217	N/A	262	0	207	159	54,994	50	16	279	N/A	231	547	173	188	298	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	159
S.7. Number of searches (queries) in databases or services.	eresourcequeries08	1,969,460	773,077	0	0	3,234,272	N/A	3,110,870	3,818,291	2,927,527	2,615,245	7,300	2,624,792	0	N/A	881,384	4,291,573	N/A	4,873,643	0	4,823,271	2,947,128	3,016,141	1,014,334	793,063	2,187,424	N/A	2,052,966	N/A	6,135,213	2,040,372	2,698,359	N/A	64,100	N/A	1,059,154	2,119,532
S.7.a. Number of resources for which you are reporting.	queryresources08	94	87	N/A	0	105	N/A	70	440	2,058	33	7	422	211	N/A	204	228	N/A	265	0	227	276	54,994	50	37	177	N/A	261	N/A	219	326	298	N/A	111	N/A	196	164
S.8. Number of successful full-text article requests.	eresourceitems08	1,105,910	558,737	N/A	391,945	N/A	N/A	0	2,464,157	2,539,443	1,161,363	N/A	1,182,707	720,442	2,150,000	372,278	1,323,639	N/A	2,549,232	0	2,521,721	1,769,722	1,931,581	11,657,740	693,434	691,916	N/A	993,060	N/A	1,476,557	1,551,409	2,379,500	2,964,292	380,613	N/A	1,919,870	2,366,036
S.8.a. Number of resources for which you are reporting.	itemresources08	68	87	N/A	5	N/A	N/A	0	440	257	33	N/A	53,848	0	N/A	20	138	N/A	274	0	75	70	54,994	50	19	151	N/A	145	N/A	90	171	144	43	112,821	N/A	196	207
S.9.a. Number of virtual visits to the library's website.	libwebVV08	2,102,203	1,202,361	591,955	36,680,956	3,848,164	2,544,071	883,060	2,950,447	18,903,537	19,596,606	628,913	1,834,796	2,137,365	N/A	856,290	2,605,833	N/A	1,345,115	4,045,654	3,536,995	N/A	20,581,991	N/A	5,234,441	2,374,384	N/A	5,411,516	23,862,074	2,006,064	961,178	3,156,622	14,147,588	1,615,942	2,938,432	32,022,690	1,387,759
S.9.b. Number of virtual visits to the library's catalog.	libcatVV08	380,157	N/A	300,418	1,087,638	1,919,309	N/A	1,489,327	245,000	4,326,192	3,356,198	2,227,056	649,638	190,798	N/A	0	335,497	N/A	N/A	3,894,286	30,734	N/A	846,397	N/A	N/A	1,631,102	N/A	N/A	N/A	58,764	5,255,202	367,931	415,000	225,348	490,675	N/A	216,605
S.9.c. Excludes virtual visits from inside the library?	excllibVV08	No	No	No	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No		No	No	No	No		No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	Yes	No	No	No
S.10.a. Number of library digital collections.	digcollex08	34	7	1	120	18	31	35	34	57	11	18	33	6	15	2	31	8	9	57	70	108	14	N/A	289	90	N/A	4	12	66	35	24	N/A	22	52	7	23
S.10.b. Size (in megabytes) of library digital collections.	digcollexsize08	465	65	1	1,668	4,164	719,981	301	6,341	32	1,428	46	26	23	1,692	1,321	1,059	16	3,550	66,560	924	2,368	418	N/A	3,655	391	N/A	5,205	240	440	N/A	2,479	N/A	127,495	22	580	371
S.10.c. Items in library digital collections.	digcollexitems08	45,110	2,321	311	115,419	14,747	27,603	214,930	281,674	6,027	28,837	60,303	6,040	22,785	409,771	3,014	53,925	9,463	229,572	147,142	1,040,102	597,460	9,193	N/A	121,248	23,137	N/A	4,194	7,000	44,383	N/A	23,672	175,388	1,152,278	24,592	13,527	30,007
S.11.a. Number of times items in library digital collections accessed.	digcollexaccess08	15,805,121	N/A	N/A	3,567,957	814,351	2,628,020	872,256	6,082	N/A	2,075,312	N/A	0	0	N/A	150	309,514	N/A	8,792,590	1,433,183	12,838,782	190,709	1,629,653	N/A	26,663,943	359,784	N/A	302,783	N/A	2,564,400	N/A	1,207,968	N/A	N/A	1,273,684	N/A	106,261
S.11.b. Number of queries conducted for items in library digital collections.	digcollexquery08	21,730	N/A	N/A	1,551,701	N/A	415,202	N/A	0	N/A	480,926	N/A	0	0	N/A	150	0	N/A	N/A	63,127	4,159,583	13,706	265,002	N/A	0	52,908	N/A	38,929	N/A	0	N/A	173,434	N/A	N/A	33,138	N/A	1,038
S.12.a. Direct cost of personnel for digital collections construction and management.	digcollexpersonnelcost08	112,115	113,000	N/A	94,516	213,995	N/A	162,215	60,591	107,238	409,022	N/A	82,734	56,162	N/A	0	243,662	97,720	96,775	668,843	463,312	214,576	77,000	N/A	485,081	49,294	N/A	5,023	139,000	99,560	N/A	216,534	63,616	N/A	33,733	183,572	1,412
S.12.b. Direct cost of equipment, software or contracted services for digital collections construction and management.	digcollexequipcost08	65,000	80,000	6,970	7,504	74,716	N/A	54,000	22,939	26,000	9,895	N/A	1,200	8,000	N/A	46,087	63,472	2,410	12,304	366,062	49,166	111,732	38,000	N/A	309,220	2,860	N/A	25,606	65,000	9,266	N/A	31,992	19,961	N/A	42,137	14,160	N/A
S.13. Volumes held collectively.	volsheldcollective08	0	N/A	N/A	1,600	189	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	9,182	0	0	0	0	0	0	313	N/A	0	0	N/A	N/A	N/A	0	N/A	547	0	0	0	0	0
Additional footnotes (main and supplemental):	suppfoot08		Q1: Total cumulative number of electronic books in packages cataloged through end of 07/08: NetLibrary, 19843; Government documents, 13463; Twentieth Century North American Drama, 1386; Knovel, 1318; HeinOnline, 1262; EnviroNetBase, 320; Credo Reference, 287; MathNetBase, 229; Oxford Reference Online, 153; Elsevier Referex, 78; PolymersNetBase, 59; Gale, 37; Stat!Ref, 26.  Q9. Recorded in cubic ft., not linear.  S1: Consists of last year's count plus a count of ebooks added during 07/08.  S10: Collections: Byrnes Image Collection, 500 items, 24 GB; Greenville Public Library Collections, image Collection (4 total collections), 570 items, 30 GB; Architecture Slides, image collection, 600 items, 6 GB; Electronic theses and dissertations, text collection (PDF), 651 items, 5 GB.	#15- The 2006-07 figure was underreported by 113,000. Survey includes Swem, Law, VIMS and Branch (Music and Sciences)  Libraries.http://www.swem.wm.edu/beta/flathat/ #S10 b - figure in gigabytes .577	Main Footnotes: 4. Increase due to better data available this fiscal year. 4b. Increase due to better data available this fiscal year.	S.10.b. figure reported in megabytes last year.	Health Sciences Footnotes:  1) Reporting year ends: 08/31/2008   2) Specify branch libraries included in the ARL Statistics: Footnote: Grady Branch Library Emory Hospital Branch Library   Question Footnotes   4.a.ii) Print (and other format) Footnote: number represents print only titles   12) Audio Footnote: branch left out of count prior year Law Library Footnotes:Reporting year ends 8/31/2008  Main Library Footnotes: 1) Report figures for fiscal year ending: (Please use MM/DD/YYYY format.) Footnote: 08/31/2008   2) Specify branch libraries included in the ARL Statistics: Footnote: Includes the Health Sciences Center, Hugh MacMillan (Law), Oxford College, and Pitts Theology libraries, as well as libraries at Grady Hospital and Medical School.  Footnote: Question 4a.i. was reported incorrectly for Main Library in 2006 07. Should have reported 15,288. Question 34 was reported incorrectly for Theology Library in 2005 06. Reported number was 19,850, but should have been 898.  Question Footnotes   15.b) Serials, including periodicals Footnote: This year paid actual invoice rather than prepaying estimated invoice, and fund accounting practices also changed.   38) Number of full-time instructional faculty. Footnote: 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 previous years.   39) Full-time students, undergraduate and graduate Footnote: Numbers for 2005 06 and 2006 07 were over-reported. Main number now adjusted with totals for Health Sciences, Law, Oxford, Theology to equal Registrar Fall 2007 totals.   41) Full-time graduate students Footnote: Numbers for 2005 06 and 2006 07 were over-reported. Main number now adjusted with totals for Health Sciences, Law, Oxford, Theology to equal Registrar Fall 2007 totals.  Oxford College Footnotes: Footnote: Reporting year ends 08/31/2008 Theology Library: No footnotes	Numbers reported include the Biscayne Bay Library, the Green Library, the Pine Center Library, the Law Library, the Medical Library, and the Wolfsonian Museum Library statistics.  15.d. includes $388,012 expended by the Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA) on databases on behalf of FIU Libraries. 15.d. includes $196,444 expended on bibliographic utilities. 17.includes $1,270,271 expended on fringe benefits. 24.includes $98,803 for infrastructure. 32.& 33. do not include laptop and other peripheral equipment circulation counts. 38.includes 173 off-campus full-time instructional faculty; last year's count was an estimate. 39-42. do not include unclassified student count-2,684. S.1. includes 52 e-books purchased by FCLA. S.2. includes $42,583 expended by FCLA on e-books. S.4. includes 1,875 electronic reference transactions: Ask a Librarian - 915, Live Chat - 960. S.7. based on search report provided by FCLA, covering 70 database packages purchased through consortia arrangements. S.9.a.includes virtual visits to library.fiu.edu only, and doe not include visits to affiliated pages, such as mius.fiu.edu, gislab.fiu.edu, and lacic.fiu.edu. S.9.b.includes 143,267 unique Endeca sessions and 1,346,060 non-FIU IP connections to the Aleph OPAC. S.10.a. includes 9 GIS collections. S.10.b. includes the GIS collection - 266 gigabytes in size. S.10.c. includes 192,591 GIS items. S.11.a.does not include GIS queries. S.12.b.and S.12.c. do not include GIS personnel and equipment costs.	1- 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 06-07 is 2,989,700.   4 -- serials were counted using a different method for 2007-2008. This is an accurate count.   15c -- Increase in this category is due to the inclusion of previously excluded categories: Database access and E-books.  23b -- Last year's number was based on an incorrect formula. The figure for 2006-2007 should have been 510,790.   29 -- a new partnership between Strozier and the First Year Experience greatly increased the number of instruction sessions.  31.The drop in reference transactions is due to an error made in the 06-07 survey. That number included directional transactions which should not be included in that category. The correction was made in this year's survey.   36 -- the 2006-2007 figure is incorrect. It should be 631. That puts the increase within the normal range.   S1 -- the number for 2006-2007 was entered incorrectly. The correct number was 451,737. This puts the percentage change within normal range. S4 -- This large increase is attributed to the fact the program did not run the entire previous Fiscal Year at the Main Library but was in place for the entire FY 2007-2008. It also due to the increasing popularity of this service. All FSU Libraries reporting this number showed large increases.   S9a -- Large increase due to Law Library not counting this number in previous year and other libraries found an increase in their numbers.  S9b -- Not counted last year. S13 --Not counted this year.	4a & 4b) Decrease in serials purchased represents de-duplication efforts and moving much of our consortial titles to not purchased.  15b) Includes all electronic journals that were previously included as electronic expenditures in other library materials.	The significant changes in Q 17a and 17b represent an attempt for the salary figures to more closely match the classification of employees as shown in Q 26.  Previous figures did not match as closely due to the manner in which salaries were reflected in our campus budgeting system.	General note: Includes University Library and Law Library except where indicated in footnotes. 4.b. This figure (5117) is for the University Library only. 5. The Law Library's count of current serials includes government documents. The University Library's count does not. 7. This figure represents University Library only. 8. University Library only 10. University Library only 11. This figure represents University Library only and is an estimate. 31. The large decrease since FY07 is due to incorrect reporting in FY07. S.5. University Library only. S.6. Law Library only S.6.a. Law Library only S.7. Law Library only S.7.a. Law Library only S.9.a. University Library only S.9.b. University Library only. The large discrepancy between FY07 and FY08 is due to more accurate reporting in FY08. S.10.a. University Library only S.10.b. University Library only S.10.c. University Library only	Includes Law, and Health Sciences (Veterinary Medicine). 1.b.i. Budget. 1.b. Budget. 1. Different method of counting. 2. Budget. 4.a. Different method of counting. 4.b. Different method of counting. 4. Different method of counting. 6. Different method of counting. 7. Withdrew one. 13. Withdrew. 40. Decrease in enrolled part time grad students.				1.a 5,643 added to historical count due to retrospective government document cataloging; Health Sciences had a difference in FY07 volumes held 9/30/07 (17,857) and FY08 volumes held 9/30/07 (20,791) due to adjustments to problem records in ILS.  2. 5,821 e-books included in monographic volumes purchased.  4. Number increased significantly from 2006-2007 due to new ARL counting procedures and better local tracking in Serials Solutions knowledgebase. De-duplicated using best practices procedures distributed by ARL for Serials Solutions. De-duplicated using ISSNs and other ids as described in best practices document. For the electronic titles, there were 30,598 without ISSNs.  4.b.i & 4.b.ii Separate numbers of consortial and freely available not available; all numbers reported on freely available.  15d. Includes Center for Research Libraries membership.  19. Includes bibliographic utilities, memberships (except CRL), and literature searching.  Main Library Supplementary Worksheet Footnote  10c. Number of digital objects.  11b. Number of queries conducted for digital collections not available.	1. Year is May 1 - April 30; included in this number are 57,563 electronic books, from NetLibrary, Springer, MD Consult, McGraw-Hill Access Medicine, Books at Ovid, R2 Library, StatRef, and a few others; locally digitized electronic books and electronic theses and dissertations are not included in the figures for this survey year.  1a.  This number has been adjusted because of a previous year's error.  2.  Included are 3229 electronic books, from Springer, MD Consult, McGraw-Hill Access Medicine, Books at Ovid, R2 Library, StatRef, and a few others; there have been decreases in monograph budget due to budget reduction.  4.  This year's figure for serials represents total access to serials, no matter the format or source; electronic access figure provided by Serials Solutions, added to libraries' print-only subscription numbers.  11.  This number is significantly lower than previous year's numbers because the medical library discarded all materials which fall in this category.  15.b. Libraries have added greater granularity to object cost codes and placed some costs for library materials in different categories this year.  15.c. Libraries have added greater granularity to object cost codes and placed some costs for library materials in different categories this year.  24.  The higher number is because a maintenance desktop/server contract fee of is included this year.  30.  The higher number in this category reflects that library instruction has been an area of emphasis in the past year for both libraries.  32.  Does not exclude a small number of hard-copy reserves; however, most reserves are electronic reserves, which are excluded.  33.  Does not exclude a small number of hard-copy reserves; however, most reserves are electronic reserves, which are excluded.  S.2.  Higher number reflects an area of collection emphasis for electronic books, especially for the medical library.  S.10. The UAB libraries digital collections consist of eight collections: art history (accessible to UAB students and faculty only) (6617 items), Sterne Library's newsletter (Directions) (57 items), ETD (electronic theses and dissertations; open access) (307 items), a student newspaper (Kaleidoscope) (1173 items), Florence Nightingale letters (60 items), oral history (oral memoirs of prominent persons who have contributed to Alabama history) (177 items), the university newsletter (Reporter) (1068 items), and the very beginning of a university publications collection (4 items).  http://contentdm.mhsl.uab.edu/	2: Titles only. Includes 11,069 e-books  9. decrease due to change in methodology  17c: Includes part time non-student staff  26a. Includes 4 administrative and professional staff  29: Includes online library instruction  30: Includes online library instruction  10: Collections are Central Florida Memory, Florida Heritage, Fla Historical Qrtly, ETDs, Institure for Simulation and Training, Bryant West Indies, Digital Library of the Caribbean, Harrison Price Papers, Children's Home Society of Florida.		numbers include law library.  37 & 41 - reported incorrectly last year.		Included are the Main Ekstrom Library, the Kornhauser Health Sciences Library, the Music LIbrary, the Art Library and the University Archives		General Footnotes: Fiscal year ending 05/31/2008. The University of Miami Libraries include the Richter Library (central library); Calder Memorial Library (medical library); law library; and the architecture, business, marine, and music libraries.   1) Includes 542,380 EDTs 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. 2) Volumes purchased for 2007 is 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). 17.a) Excludes salaries of the University Librarian and directors of the law and medical libraries. 26.a) Includes library faculty and selected non-faculty professional staff. In prior years all non-faculty professional staff in the medical library were reported in (26.a); in 2008 they are reported in (26.b). 26.b) Includes both support and selected non-faculty professional staff. In prior years all non-faculty professional staff in the medical library were reported in (26.a); in 2008 they are reported in (26.b). 28) Combined weekly public service hours for all libraries is 122. 31) Transactions 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.   S6.a) Excludes sessions from law and medical libraries. The central library reported 138,099 sessions for the following 16 e-resources vendors (71 electronic databases listed in parentheses): ABC-CLIO (includes America History and Life, Historical Abstracts); EBSCO (includes Academic Search Elite/Premier, American Humanities Index, ATLA Religion Database, Business Source Premier, Communication and Mass Media Complete, EBSCO Animals, ERIC, Funk and Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, Military and Government Collection, Primary Search, The Professional Development Collection, Regional Business News, SPORTDiscus, The Serials Directory); EBSCOhost EJS; Elsevier Science Direct; Engineering Information (includes Engineering VIllage, Chem Village); FirstSearch (ArticleFirst, ECO, Econlit, MLA, PapersFirst, ProceedingsFirst, WorldCAT); Gale (includes Associations Unlimited, Business and Company Resource Center, InvesText Plus, Expanded Academic ASAP, General Businessfile ASAP, Health and Wellness Resource Center, History Resource Center, Declassified Documents Reference System, Eighteenth Century Collections Online); Grove (includes ART, OED, Oxford Reference, Music); ISI (includes Social Science Citation Index, Science Citation Index, Humanities Citation Index, Journal Citation Reports); OVID ( EBM Reviews, Biological Abstracts, Biosis Previews, CINAHL, Health and Psychosocial Instruments, MEDLINE, Mental Measurements Yearbook); Safari Tech Books;, SilverPlatter (includes Art, Music and Literature; ERIC; The Philosopher’s Index; PsycINFO; Index to Film Periodicals; Index to TV Periodicals; Treasures from the Film Archives; FIAF Members Publications); WilsonWeb (includes Omnifile Full Text Mega Web, Education Full Text, Social Sciences Abstracts FT, Humanities Abstracts FT Web, Art Index Retro, Art Abstracts, Library Literature FT, Biography Reference Bank, Wilson Business Abstracts, Readers’ Guide Abstracts, Readers’ Guide Retro Web). S7.a) Excludes searches for law and medical Libraries. The central library reported 793,063 searches for the following 18 e-resources vendors and 19 e-journal collections (92 databases listed in parentheses): ABC-CLIO (includes America History and Life, Historical Abstracts); Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (ArTBibliographies, Aquatic Science and Fisheries Abstracts, Biological Sciences, Ceramic Abstracts, Communication Abstracts, Communication Studies, Computer and Information System Abstracts, Conference Papers Index, ERIC database, Electronics and Communications Abstracts, Environmental Sciences and Pollution Management, Index Islamicus, Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts, MEDLINE, Oceanic Abstracts, PAIS Archive and PAIS International, Sociological Abstracts, Solid State and Superconductivity Abstacts, Toxline, Worldwide Political Science Abstracts); EBSCO (includes Academic Search Elite/Premier, American Humanities Index, ATLA Religion Database, Business Source Premier, Communication and Mass Media Complete, EBSCO Animals, ERIC, Funk and Wagnalls New World Encyclopedia, Georef Military and Government Collection, Primary Search, The Professional Development Collection, Regional Business News, SPORTDiscus, The Serials Directory); EBSCOhost EJS; Elsevier Science Direct; Engineering Information (includes Engineering VIllage, Chem Village); FirstSearch (ArticleFirst, ECO, Econlit, MLA, PAIS International, PapersFirst, ProceedingsFirst, WorldCAT); Gale (includes Associations Unlimited, Business and Company Resource Center, InvesText Plus, Expanded Academic ASAP, General Businessfile ASAP, Health and Wellness Resource Center, History Resource Center, Declassified Documents Reference System, Eighteenth Century Collections Online); Grove (includes ART, OED, Oxford Reference, Music); ISI (includes Social Science Citation Index, Science Citation Index, Humanities Citation Index, Journal Citation Reports); Lexis-Nexis (includes Academic, Congressional, and Statistical); LION; OVID (includes Journals@OvidFulltext, EBM Reviews, Biological Abstracts, Biosis Previews, CINAHL, Health and Psychosocial Instruments, MEDLINE, Mental Measurements Yearbook); Project Muse; ProQuest; Safari Tech Books; ProQuest (includes ABI INFORM, APS Online, Ethnic Newswatch, GenderWatch, ProQuest Historical Newspapers New York Times, ProQuest Historical Newspapers Wall Street Journal, ProQuest Science Journals, ProQuest Social Science Journals) SilverPlatter (includes Art, Music and Literature; ERIC; Exceptional Child Resource Center; The Philosopher’s Index; PsycINFO; Index to Film Periodicals; Index to TV Periodicals; Treasures from the Film Archives; FIAF Members Publications); WilsonWeb (includes Omnifile Full Text Mega Web, Education Full Text, Social Sciences Abstracts FT, Humanities Abstracts FT Web, Art Index Retro, Art Abstracts, Library Literature FT, Biography Reference Bank, Wilson Business Abstracts, Readers’ Guide Abstracts, Readers’ Guide Retro Web); American Chemical Society; American Institute of Physics; American Meteorological Society; Annual Reviews; ASCE; BioMed Central; BioOne; Blackwell-Synergy; CIAO; Elsevier Science Direct; IEEE; IOP; JSTOR; Nature; OVID; Project Muse; SIAM; Springer-LINK; and Wiley InterScience. Note: prior year data reported for calendar year, not fiscal year; there were 622,432 searches conducted in FY2007, not 740,246 as reported. S8.a) Excludes article requests from law and medical libraries. The central library reported 693,434 full-text article requests for the following 19 e-journal collections: American Chemical Society, American Institute of Physics, American Meteorological Society, Annual Reviews, ASCE, BioMed Central, BioOne, Blackwell-Synergy, CIAO, Elsevier Science Direct, IEEE, IOP, JSTOR, Nature, OVID, Project Muse, SIAM, Springer-LINK, and Wiley InterScience. S9.a) Law library data not available. S9.b) Data from central and law libraries not available. Medical library reports 106,113 virtual visits. S10.a) Includes digital collections in central and medical libraries. In the central library a collection in most cases corresponds to a manuscript collection in the physical archives. The digital archive contains directories that correspond to the physical collections. See University of Miami Libraries Digital Initiatives website: http://merrick.library.miami.edu/. Law library does not have any digital collections. S10.b) Includes digital collections in central and medical libraries. In the central library total value represents the combined storage requirement for the digital masters. Derivative files have been excluded from this figure because of their relative insignificance. Law library does not have any digital collections. S10.c) Includes digital collections in central and medical libraries. In the central library an item is defined as an information resource that may be comprised of one or more files. Law library does not have any digital collections. S11.a) Includes digital collections in central and medical libraries. Law library does not have any digital collections. S12.a) Medical library data not available. Law library does not have any digital collections. S12.b) Medical library data not available. Law library does not have any digital collections.	1.  Williams Library -  Includes 23,666 vols from Early English Book Online and 780 vols from ProQuest UM Digital Dissertations.  1.b.  Williams Library -  22 titles are from the Gale Virtual Reference Library, 6,608 titles are from the ebrary Business and Economics Collection, 1993 titles are from the ebrary Psychology and Social Work Collection, and 12 are ebrary individually purchased titles. Includes 23,666 volumes from Early English Book Online. Law Library -  Withdrawing dups; getting ready for move to new building.  1.b.i.  Williams Library -  Includes 780 vols from ProQuest UM Digital Dissertations.  2.  Williams Library -  12 are Ebrary one time individually purchased titles. Monographic series - volumes added; checkin records with scode4=!; checkin cards with box status=arrived and transaction dates between July-June.  3.  Williams Library - Gov Docs-basis of volume count is bibliographic.  4.a.  Williams Library -  Per ARL revisions 2007:  includes all unique titles, however purchased, including aggregated databases; total of two lines below  4.a.i.  Williams Library -  Use Overlap Analysis on SS to eliminate free and magnolia databases; do not count Hein  4.a.ii  Williams Library -  Run list of print-only and microfilm subscriptions:  order status=f; order format=s or o; does not include monographic series  4.b.  Williams Library -  Used a bibliographic count this year, instead of searching GPO item no. data. These numbers do not include gov docs; per ARL revisions 2007:  includes titles listed in catalog for which the library does not direcly pay.  4.b.i.  Williams Library -  Use Overlap Analysis in SS to dedupe Magnolia databases; add number of Elsevier titles for which we do not pay.  4.b.ii.  Williams Library -  Use Overlap Analysis in SS dedupe Freely Accessible and Open Access lists.  4.b.iii.  Williams Library -  Run list of checkin cards with vendor=gift and location does not contain "fed".  4.b.iv.  Williams Library -  Changed - last year had electronic vs. tangible;  "Electronic Only" under "freely accessible" and tangibles under "Gov Docs".  7.  Williams Library -  As more docs are cataloged, "not counted elsewhere", number will decrease. Law Library - Gov Docs counted all together.  8.  Rowland Medical Library - Counted differently from last year.  9.  Law Library - Included in volume count.  10.  Law Library - Included in volume count.  11.  Law Library - Included in volume count. Rowland Medical Library - Cut AV (Graphic) holdings; most were ancient slide/tape series.  15.a.  Williams Library -  Order records with order type=! Or [mono series w/int]  15.b.  Williams Library -  Run list of current serial orders including microfilm and databases:  order status=f; query through Statistics  15.d.  Rowland Medical Library - Brochures, etc were pulled; included in 15.a.  21.  Williams Library -  Back files and one-time ebooks:  order records with vendor=ybpe plus any other groups purchased through the year.  22.  Williams Library -  Run list of current e-serials orders; use review file for 15b and serch for order format=1,3, or 4; query through Statistics.  S.6.  Williams Library -  Resources reported in S.6.a. include all databases as well as publisher or journal provider sites that allow searching.  When Counter-compliant statistics were not available, the click-thru statistics from WebBridge were used instead.  S.7.  Williams Library -  Resources reported in S.7.a include all databases or publisher sites that collect statistics on searches.  S.8.  Williams Library -  Resources reported in S.8.a. include all databases or publisher sites that provide full text content.  S.10. 2006-07 numbers were reported in megabytes and changed to gigabytes after statistics had been submitted.  Total size in gigabytes for 2006-07 - 472.33; 2007-08 size - 390.82	1a Volumes held previous year updated as follows: Assed 272,901 e-books cataloged in 2007-08; reduced by 15,161 volumes to correct for flawed count in Health Sciences Library in previous year.   1b Volumes added during year (gross a nd net) omits ebooks added to main library during year. Only end-of-year snapshot is available. Ebooks added in 2007-08 have been added to volumes held previous year.  4 2006-07 journal counts incorrectly deduped. Journal titles deduped using ISSN as unique identifier. Titles without ISSNs were excluded entirely to eliminate items of non-serial nature. This has likely also excluded some serial records lacking an ISSN, resulting in possible undercount.  15d Miscellaneous library material expenditures include payments for CRL membership.  20 Includes $5,908,862 in grants, trust and other special funds; excludes #399,192 in expenditures for Triangle Research Library Network from funds contributed by Duke, North Carolina State, and North Carolina Central universities. Includes approx. $900,000 expended for compact shelving during 2007/08. Special funding for salary increases to reflect new state classifications also contributed to overall increase.   26 Includes 6.3 FTE professional and support staff on special grant funds; 5.4 FTE on special projects; excludes 3.25 FTE paid from funds contributed by Duke, North Carolina State, and North Carolina Central universities for Triangle Research Library Network.	Question 15c and 15d: had a big difference between FY06-07 and 07-08 because we switched the way we counted databases.  Previously, they fell into Miscellaneous, this year it seemed more appropriate to put them in other library materials.  Question 26c: We used FTE to calculate for Student assistants in this year.  Previous year, head count was used so a big difference was happened. As a result, there was also a big difference for question 26, too.  Question S.11: For the major of digital projects are at: http://specialcollections.uncc.edu/exhibits/index.php For the manuscripts collection, it is available at: http://specialcollections.uncc.edu/manuscripts/index.php. Questions S.12:  The Atkins Library Special Collections Department at UNC Charlotte has received a grant of $24,607 to enhance its New South Voices oral history database.  The grant will allow Special Collections to add digitized transcripts and audio of more than 200 oral history interviews related to Civil Rights, Education, the African-American experience, and the Native American experience in North Carolina to the publicly available database, which already contains some 600 interviews.  Additionally, to provide further historical context for the interviews, supplemental material from manuscript collections will be digitized and integrated into lesson plans designed by Middle and High School social studies teachers as part of a two weeks hands-on institute to utilize oral history materials in the classroom.  This project is supported by $48,680 in grant funds from the federal institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as admistered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the NC Department of Cultural Resources and 10% in matching funds from UNC Charlotte.				Data includes UT Libraries (Hodges, Music, Ag/Vet Med, Special Collections, and Social Work-Nashville), Law, Preston Medical, and UT Health Sciences-Memphis libraries.  See ARL publications for item-specific 2007-08 footnotes.	(1.Figures reported for fiscal year ending 6/30/08. 2.Branches included: Health Sciences, Darden Graduate Business, Alderman (main), Astronomy, Biology-Psychology, Chemistry, Clemons Undergraduate, Education, Fiske Kimball Fine Arts, Law, Math, Music, Physics, Brown Science & Engineering, Small Special Collections. 3.Campus branch not included: University of Virginia College at Wise. #17.c Student figures include part-time wage and temp workers who are not students.	Main-- 1.Includes 460,617 ebooks held by the library system. 1a.)Total includes 81,854 ebooks purchased by the library during 2007/8. 1bi.)Removed 81,854 ebooks purchased by the library during 2007/8.	(Q.2) Purchased E-Books=13,622; Incls: Am. Council of Learned Societies Humanities E-Book Project, EBRARY, Knovel, Proquest Safari Tech Books, Netlibrary, and addt'l titles in Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Environetbase, Forensicnetbase, Materialsnetbase, Polymers - A property database. (Note that numbers represent gross (not net) titles purchased.) (Q.S.10) VCU Libraries digital collections include: scanned images and text, audio, video, and electronic theses and dissertations. There are 52 distinct collections with approximately 24,592 items (22 GB). They are primarily linked to from:   *http://dig.library.vcu.edu   * http://www.library.vcu.edu/exhibits/   * http://www.library.vcu.edu/tml/oralpathology/   * https://digarchive.library.vcu.edu The collections are currently stored and accessed through   * CONTENTdm from OCLC   * Static and dynamic Webpages   * Electronic Theses and Dissertations are stored and accessed through a separate server running DSpace. Note that this year we have re-looked at the definitions and are no longer reporting local scans stored on staff only network, thus growth is modest. It seems clear that the intent of the question is publicly accessible collections.		Fringe benefits are 1,368,935 and are not included in salaries reported. Supplementary statistics: Z. Smith Reynolds Library and Carpenter Medical Library are included. Professional Center Library (Law and MBA) does not collect all of the information requested in Supplementary Statistics section. S10-S13: Library Digitization Activities: Z. Smith Reynolds Library and the Carpenter Medical Library report digital collections.