52 Footnotes
Question
Number
Footnote
FLORIDA STATE
Library branches included: Law only.
Library branches NOT included: Main, Music, Republic of Panama, Ringling, Goldstein
(Communication and Information Library), Panama City, Beach FL included under MAIN.
1 Additional electronic books increased title count.
2 Includes major withdrawal project Additional electronic books increased volume count.
4 Multiple additional digital libraries purchased and therefore, increased electronic book count.
6 One-time resource sharing purchase increased overall expenditures.
7.b Includes a transfer from Main of 1.2 Million in June (this was originally reported in Law 7a).
7.c Increased bindery and associated costs.
8.b Decreased full-time positions.
8.c, 13 Increased the amount of student workers.
14–15 The LAW library was involved in few presentations this year therefore, there were fewer participants.
21 Law had few interlibrary loan requests, this number varies year over year.
22 Law had additional interlibrary loan requests for faculty publications.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
1 Increase of about 40,000 titles through new online sets acquired.
21 We continue to develop a research collection, particularly in the area of foreign and international law,
that holds many unique titles sought by other libraries.
GEORGETOWN
7 Prepaid a number of database purchases last year to avoid default due to a financial system changeover.
8.a We filled a high-level vacant position this year. Since it was completely unfilled last year, the effect on
overall salaries is notable. Further, we provided equity adjustments to seven positions where salary
compression had an unusually great impact as compared with peer schools.
GEORGIA
Library branches included: UGA Law Library.
Library branches NOT included: UGA Special Collections Library, UGA Main Library.
21 In 2013–2014, this number was incorrectly reported as 9,020, when it should have been 681. Therefore
the percent of change between last year and this year is only -19%.
HARVARD
Library branches included: Harvard Law School Library.
4 Included in overall total listed under MAIN.
7.a Decrease in one-time expenditures offset by increase in ongoing expenditures.
8.b Includes changes due to wage adjustments and position changes.
11 This is the amount for professional staff. Support staff is 45.5%.
12 Represents changes in representative fees.
18–20 Included in overall total listed under MAIN.
HAWAII
Library branches included: William S. Richardson School of Law (Law School Library).
Library branches NOT included: University of Hawaii at Manoa Library, Health Sciences Library.
Question
Number
Footnote
FLORIDA STATE
Library branches included: Law only.
Library branches NOT included: Main, Music, Republic of Panama, Ringling, Goldstein
(Communication and Information Library), Panama City, Beach FL included under MAIN.
1 Additional electronic books increased title count.
2 Includes major withdrawal project Additional electronic books increased volume count.
4 Multiple additional digital libraries purchased and therefore, increased electronic book count.
6 One-time resource sharing purchase increased overall expenditures.
7.b Includes a transfer from Main of 1.2 Million in June (this was originally reported in Law 7a).
7.c Increased bindery and associated costs.
8.b Decreased full-time positions.
8.c, 13 Increased the amount of student workers.
14–15 The LAW library was involved in few presentations this year therefore, there were fewer participants.
21 Law had few interlibrary loan requests, this number varies year over year.
22 Law had additional interlibrary loan requests for faculty publications.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
1 Increase of about 40,000 titles through new online sets acquired.
21 We continue to develop a research collection, particularly in the area of foreign and international law,
that holds many unique titles sought by other libraries.
GEORGETOWN
7 Prepaid a number of database purchases last year to avoid default due to a financial system changeover.
8.a We filled a high-level vacant position this year. Since it was completely unfilled last year, the effect on
overall salaries is notable. Further, we provided equity adjustments to seven positions where salary
compression had an unusually great impact as compared with peer schools.
GEORGIA
Library branches included: UGA Law Library.
Library branches NOT included: UGA Special Collections Library, UGA Main Library.
21 In 2013–2014, this number was incorrectly reported as 9,020, when it should have been 681. Therefore
the percent of change between last year and this year is only -19%.
HARVARD
Library branches included: Harvard Law School Library.
4 Included in overall total listed under MAIN.
7.a Decrease in one-time expenditures offset by increase in ongoing expenditures.
8.b Includes changes due to wage adjustments and position changes.
11 This is the amount for professional staff. Support staff is 45.5%.
12 Represents changes in representative fees.
18–20 Included in overall total listed under MAIN.
HAWAII
Library branches included: William S. Richardson School of Law (Law School Library).
Library branches NOT included: University of Hawaii at Manoa Library, Health Sciences Library.
