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INDIANA, cont.
16.d Library materials budget expenditures for ILL, handling, bibliographic utilities, office copies, etc. moved to Miscellaneous expenditures
this year.
24.a Cataloging credits were identified and subtracted from total expenditures.
24.b State funded electronic resource contribution value was updated.
26 ILL credits were identified and subtracted from expenditures this year.
27 The 2008-2009 figure for professional and support staff, excluding hourly, should have been 345, rather than 300.
32 Online Reference Portal instituted to capture reference queries.
42 Increase in full time grad students due to 2009-2010 recession.
43 Increase in part time grad students due to 2009-2010 recession.
IOWA
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Library are also included in the figures reported.
1 Added new e-books to our base count per instructions, so this is higher than the 2008-2009 figure by over 173,000.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2009 revised to 5,310,973.
18.a Includes programming staff that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
20 Includes equipment costs that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
25 Includes hardware and software costs that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
27.a Includes 3 FTE programmers who support the Libraries but not paid directly from Libraries’ budget.
IOWA STATE
Library branches included: Veterinary Medical Library.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2009: 2,607,369 due to the addition of 29,225 electronic books from four e-book collections that were not included
in the 2008-2009 figure.
1.b.i 37,043 includes 1,849 e-books. (Complete breakdown by product is not available.)
3 27,053 includes 756 e-books. (Breakdown by product is not available.)
20 Significant decrease in Other operating expenditures is due to concerted effort to expend gift funds in 2008-2009 on materials
acquisitions, furniture, and equipment.
16 We had less money to spend in 2009-2010 because of budget cuts.
20 In 2008-2009, we had a significant increase in “Other Operating Expenditures” due to a concerted effort to expend gift funds on
materials acquisitions, furniture, and equipment. The figure for 2010-2011 appears anomalous compared to the 2008-2009 figure
because these funds were not available in 2009-2010. Moreover, we also had less money to spend in 2009-2010 because of budget cuts.
21 Budget cuts caused decreases in all components of question 21. (Most notably, question 20 decreased by more than 75%.) The cumulative
effect of these cuts resulted in a decrease in total library expenditures overall for 2010-2011.
22 Significant increase in One-time electronic resource purchases is due to a conscious decision to purchase more e-books in 2009-2010.
28 In 2009-2010, the Physical Sciences Reading Room closed.
29 In 2009-2010, Friday and Saturday evening open hours were cut, closing at 8:00 pm instead of 10:00 pm.
30 Increase in Number of library presentations to groups is due to more librarians offering orientation sessions to individual departments
and colleges, as well as teaching multiple sessions of course presentations to the same group of students. Instruction data from other
library units, such as Special Collections, are also newly included.
40-43 Figures reported for 2009-2010 are accurately pulled from Fall 2009 enrollment data. However, in reporting enrollment figures for Fall
2008 last year, Institutional Research accidentally provided Fall 2009 figures. Correct Fall 2008 figures are: 40. Full-time students: 23,502
41. Part-time students: 3,354 42. Full-time graduate students: 3,109 and 43. Part-time graduate students: 2,140.
JOHNS HOPKINS
Library branches included: Milton S Eisenhower Library, Welch Medical Library, SAIS Mason Library, Institute of the History of
Medicine, SAIS Bologna Center, Arthur Friedheim Library.
Please see the footnotes for questions 5, 5a, 5aii, 18c, 22, and 23 for revisions to the 2008-2009 figures for these items. These revisions
more accurately reflect our library, and bring the 2008-2009 figures for these items more in line with our 2009-2010 data.
INDIANA, cont.
16.d Library materials budget expenditures for ILL, handling, bibliographic utilities, office copies, etc. moved to Miscellaneous expenditures
this year.
24.a Cataloging credits were identified and subtracted from total expenditures.
24.b State funded electronic resource contribution value was updated.
26 ILL credits were identified and subtracted from expenditures this year.
27 The 2008-2009 figure for professional and support staff, excluding hourly, should have been 345, rather than 300.
32 Online Reference Portal instituted to capture reference queries.
42 Increase in full time grad students due to 2009-2010 recession.
43 Increase in part time grad students due to 2009-2010 recession.
IOWA
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Library are also included in the figures reported.
1 Added new e-books to our base count per instructions, so this is higher than the 2008-2009 figure by over 173,000.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2009 revised to 5,310,973.
18.a Includes programming staff that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
20 Includes equipment costs that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
25 Includes hardware and software costs that support the Libraries but not directly from Libraries’ budget.
27.a Includes 3 FTE programmers who support the Libraries but not paid directly from Libraries’ budget.
IOWA STATE
Library branches included: Veterinary Medical Library.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2009: 2,607,369 due to the addition of 29,225 electronic books from four e-book collections that were not included
in the 2008-2009 figure.
1.b.i 37,043 includes 1,849 e-books. (Complete breakdown by product is not available.)
3 27,053 includes 756 e-books. (Breakdown by product is not available.)
20 Significant decrease in Other operating expenditures is due to concerted effort to expend gift funds in 2008-2009 on materials
acquisitions, furniture, and equipment.
16 We had less money to spend in 2009-2010 because of budget cuts.
20 In 2008-2009, we had a significant increase in “Other Operating Expenditures” due to a concerted effort to expend gift funds on
materials acquisitions, furniture, and equipment. The figure for 2010-2011 appears anomalous compared to the 2008-2009 figure
because these funds were not available in 2009-2010. Moreover, we also had less money to spend in 2009-2010 because of budget cuts.
21 Budget cuts caused decreases in all components of question 21. (Most notably, question 20 decreased by more than 75%.) The cumulative
effect of these cuts resulted in a decrease in total library expenditures overall for 2010-2011.
22 Significant increase in One-time electronic resource purchases is due to a conscious decision to purchase more e-books in 2009-2010.
28 In 2009-2010, the Physical Sciences Reading Room closed.
29 In 2009-2010, Friday and Saturday evening open hours were cut, closing at 8:00 pm instead of 10:00 pm.
30 Increase in Number of library presentations to groups is due to more librarians offering orientation sessions to individual departments
and colleges, as well as teaching multiple sessions of course presentations to the same group of students. Instruction data from other
library units, such as Special Collections, are also newly included.
40-43 Figures reported for 2009-2010 are accurately pulled from Fall 2009 enrollment data. However, in reporting enrollment figures for Fall
2008 last year, Institutional Research accidentally provided Fall 2009 figures. Correct Fall 2008 figures are: 40. Full-time students: 23,502
41. Part-time students: 3,354 42. Full-time graduate students: 3,109 and 43. Part-time graduate students: 2,140.
JOHNS HOPKINS
Library branches included: Milton S Eisenhower Library, Welch Medical Library, SAIS Mason Library, Institute of the History of
Medicine, SAIS Bologna Center, Arthur Friedheim Library.
Please see the footnotes for questions 5, 5a, 5aii, 18c, 22, and 23 for revisions to the 2008-2009 figures for these items. These revisions
more accurately reflect our library, and bring the 2008-2009 figures for these items more in line with our 2009-2010 data.
