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Question Number Footnote
WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS
1 Includes 42,017 e-books.
20 Includes fringe benefits of $280,210.
WESTERN ONTARIO
All figures are as of 04/30/2009.
5 Changes were made during the past year in coding of the order records to provide greater clarity for staff working in the data
base. This resulted in changes to how the data can be retrieved and to how the numbers are generated. Current numbers for
serials counts in Q5a are believed to be more accurate than in years previous. We are unable at this time to generate separate
counts for the Law Library for serial titles received but not purchased. The Law titles are included with the Main library title
counts.
5.b.i Included in the titles purchased, as Western Libraries directly funds purchase through the consortium.
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $114,559 (16b) $789,421 (16c) $0 (16d) $0 (16) $903,980 (17)$17,857 (18a)
$176,286 (18b) $177,680 (18c) $10,562 (18) $364,528 (20) $11,718 (21) $1,298,083 (22) $0 (23)$68,567 (24a) $0 (24b) $0 (25) $0 (26)
$0.
24.a, 25 Centrally funded and administered at Western Libraries.
26 ILL is a central unit at Western Libraries.
31 Fewer sessions has resulted in fewer participants. Sessions are often given in series with the same participants over a period
of time in these cases, participants are counted only once.
35-36 ILL is a centrally funded and administered unit at Western Libraries.
41 Incorrect information provided in 2007-2008 the number should have been 14 part-time students, undergraduate and
graduate.
WISCONSIN
Library branches NOT included: Main (GLS) (General Library System): Archives, Art, Astronomy, Biology, Business,
Chemistry, College, Geography, Geology &Geophysics, Math, Memorial, Education (Merit, formerly CIMC), Music,
Physics, Primate, School of Library &Information Science (SLIS), Social Science, Social Work, Special Collections, Steenbock
(Agriculture &Life Sciences), and Wendt (English). Non-GLS Libraries: Health (Ebling), Map, Education (Merit), Primate,
and Wisconsin Historical Society (American history). Also: American Indian Studies Program, Arboretum, Cooperative
Children's Book Center, Center for Demography &Ecology, Chicano &Latino Studies, Journalism Reading Room, Max
Kade German-American Institute, LGBT Campus Center, Limnology Reading Room, Learning Support Services, Morgridge
Center Library, Plant Pathology Library, Space Library, Trout Lake Collection, University Communications Library, and the
Wisconsin's Water Library.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2008 revised to 441,394. Law Library purchased the Cengage collection, Making of Modern Law,
including 25,048 volumes.
3 The increase in purchased volumes includes the Cengage collection, Making of Modern Law, representing 25,048 volumes.
5 Total serial title holdings, in all formats, cannot be provided for one specific campus library. The total number of serial titles
held for UW Madison is 101,596. This number represents all reporting UW Madison campus libraries, including Law Library.
22 This one-time purchase was the Making of Modern Law. Payments are being spread over 4 years, a total of $25,000 each year.
32 The total number of reference transactions has increased due to the inclusion of virtual (chat) reference transactions.
37-43 Numbers reported for entire University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, regardless of discipline affiliation, school or college.
YALE
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2008 revised to 1,230,913.
YORK
All figures are as of 04/30/2009.
1 Includes 321,225 volumes and 23,485 e-books.
1.a Volumes held revised to 341,951.
5.a.i The 2007-2008 figure was too low.
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $211,409 (16b) $663,812 (16c) $46,845 (16d) $6,733 (16)$928,799 (17)$25,971
(18a) $640,723 (18b) $699,912 (18c) $61,996 (18) $1,402,631 (20) $105,356 (21) $2,462,757 (22) $12,933 (23)$208,880 (24a) $8,716
(24b) 0 (25) $9,719 (26) $826.
Question Number Footnote
WASHINGTON U.-ST. LOUIS
1 Includes 42,017 e-books.
20 Includes fringe benefits of $280,210.
WESTERN ONTARIO
All figures are as of 04/30/2009.
5 Changes were made during the past year in coding of the order records to provide greater clarity for staff working in the data
base. This resulted in changes to how the data can be retrieved and to how the numbers are generated. Current numbers for
serials counts in Q5a are believed to be more accurate than in years previous. We are unable at this time to generate separate
counts for the Law Library for serial titles received but not purchased. The Law titles are included with the Main library title
counts.
5.b.i Included in the titles purchased, as Western Libraries directly funds purchase through the consortium.
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $114,559 (16b) $789,421 (16c) $0 (16d) $0 (16) $903,980 (17)$17,857 (18a)
$176,286 (18b) $177,680 (18c) $10,562 (18) $364,528 (20) $11,718 (21) $1,298,083 (22) $0 (23)$68,567 (24a) $0 (24b) $0 (25) $0 (26)
$0.
24.a, 25 Centrally funded and administered at Western Libraries.
26 ILL is a central unit at Western Libraries.
31 Fewer sessions has resulted in fewer participants. Sessions are often given in series with the same participants over a period
of time in these cases, participants are counted only once.
35-36 ILL is a centrally funded and administered unit at Western Libraries.
41 Incorrect information provided in 2007-2008 the number should have been 14 part-time students, undergraduate and
graduate.
WISCONSIN
Library branches NOT included: Main (GLS) (General Library System): Archives, Art, Astronomy, Biology, Business,
Chemistry, College, Geography, Geology &Geophysics, Math, Memorial, Education (Merit, formerly CIMC), Music,
Physics, Primate, School of Library &Information Science (SLIS), Social Science, Social Work, Special Collections, Steenbock
(Agriculture &Life Sciences), and Wendt (English). Non-GLS Libraries: Health (Ebling), Map, Education (Merit), Primate,
and Wisconsin Historical Society (American history). Also: American Indian Studies Program, Arboretum, Cooperative
Children's Book Center, Center for Demography &Ecology, Chicano &Latino Studies, Journalism Reading Room, Max
Kade German-American Institute, LGBT Campus Center, Limnology Reading Room, Learning Support Services, Morgridge
Center Library, Plant Pathology Library, Space Library, Trout Lake Collection, University Communications Library, and the
Wisconsin's Water Library.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2008 revised to 441,394. Law Library purchased the Cengage collection, Making of Modern Law,
including 25,048 volumes.
3 The increase in purchased volumes includes the Cengage collection, Making of Modern Law, representing 25,048 volumes.
5 Total serial title holdings, in all formats, cannot be provided for one specific campus library. The total number of serial titles
held for UW Madison is 101,596. This number represents all reporting UW Madison campus libraries, including Law Library.
22 This one-time purchase was the Making of Modern Law. Payments are being spread over 4 years, a total of $25,000 each year.
32 The total number of reference transactions has increased due to the inclusion of virtual (chat) reference transactions.
37-43 Numbers reported for entire University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, regardless of discipline affiliation, school or college.
YALE
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2008 revised to 1,230,913.
YORK
All figures are as of 04/30/2009.
1 Includes 321,225 volumes and 23,485 e-books.
1.a Volumes held revised to 341,951.
5.a.i The 2007-2008 figure was too low.
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $211,409 (16b) $663,812 (16c) $46,845 (16d) $6,733 (16)$928,799 (17)$25,971
(18a) $640,723 (18b) $699,912 (18c) $61,996 (18) $1,402,631 (20) $105,356 (21) $2,462,757 (22) $12,933 (23)$208,880 (24a) $8,716
(24b) 0 (25) $9,719 (26) $826.
