ARL Statistics 2010-2011

Kyrillidou, Martha; Morris, Shaneka; Roebuck, Gary

144 · ARL Statistics 2010–2011
MONTREAL, cont.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported. At the request of the Quebec government,
the fiscal year at the University of Montreal will start on May 1 and ends April 30. As a result, data from the libraries of the
University of Montreal for 2010-2011 are spread over eleven months rather than twelve. [Bibliothèques UdeM]
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $2,224,151 (16b) $9,436,728 (16c) $160,945 (16d) $20,680 (16) $11,842,504 (17)
$84,324 (18a) $7,271,647 (18b) $9,878,029 (18c) $66,376 (18) $17,216,052 (20) $929,452 (21) $30,072,332 (22) $626,706 (23) $8,264,695
(24a) $100,491 (24b) $0 (25) $750,617 (26) $146,945.
NEBRASKA
Library branches included: Don Love Memorial Library, Architecture Library, Music Library, Geology Library, C. Y. Thompson
Library, Mathematics Library, Engineering Library.
Data from the Law Library are also included in the figures reported.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 3,500,414.
1.b UNL Libraries added batch load of e-book records and less pieces were withdrawn than previous years.
1.b.i Increase is due to adding a large number of vendor-provided records to the OPAC.
1.b.ii Technical services did not have a large project to withdraw in 2010-2011 as we have in past years.
5.a.ii UNL libraries is intentionally purchasing print materials and substituting print serials with electronic serials.
5.b UNL Libraries is better able to count serials than in previous years.
14 Because film and video are in more demand we continue to purchase more of these material we expect this trend to continue.
16.c In 2010-2011, UNL Libraries devoted an unprecedented amount of resources towards electronic books and indexes/databases.
16.d UNL Libraries is purchasing less print and spending less on postage.
20 UNL Libraries devoted a considerable amount of resources for digital backup, facilities-related projects that required moving
shelves, replacing flooring, furniture, server upgrades, and high quality scanners for digital humanities.
22 This drastic increase is due to the fact that UNL Libraries will continue to purchase more electronic books as one-time purchases.
25 UNL Libraries devote more resources for digitization effort and other services to improve the user experience.
26 This statistic now includes OCLC ILL subscription, previously counted in a separate line entry in 2009-2010. Next year we do not
expect this value to change very much.
28 2009-2010 numbers were reported in error. UNL libraries has had 13 service points since 2007-2008.
30-31 UNL Libraries is putting more energies into its instruction program and finding better methods for counting the instruction that
is going on. In 2010-2011, we included the numbers of our course "LI110" as well as the Agriculture 103 course.
NEW MEXICO
Library branches included: Centennial Science &Engineering Library, Fine Arts &Design Library, Parish Memorial Library,
Zimmerman Library.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 3,429,490.
1.b.i University Libraries purchased more books after a rescission in 2009-2010.
3 Increased approval plan and librarian selections from 2009-2010 (when UNM was under a rescission).
5.a.i Purchased additional titles.
5.a.ii Counted some subscription items not properly counted in 2009-2010.
5.b.i Increased access to consortial journals.
5.b.ii Increased access to free journals.
12 The 2009-2010 figure should have read 781,682.
16.a Increased purchase after the 2009-2010 rescission.
22 Purchased several large archival digital collections.
23 Decreased because library did not make a periodical prepayment as we had in 2009-2010.
26 Discontinued outside contracts for ILL, which resulted in lower direct costs, especially for Copyright.
29 Reduces hours in Science Library and UNM West campus library.

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144 · ARL Statistics 2010–2011
MONTREAL, cont.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported. At the request of the Quebec government,
the fiscal year at the University of Montreal will start on May 1 and ends April 30. As a result, data from the libraries of the
University of Montreal for 2010-2011 are spread over eleven months rather than twelve. [Bibliothèques UdeM]
16-26 Expenditures as reported in Canadian dollars: (16a) $2,224,151 (16b) $9,436,728 (16c) $160,945 (16d) $20,680 (16) $11,842,504 (17)
$84,324 (18a) $7,271,647 (18b) $9,878,029 (18c) $66,376 (18) $17,216,052 (20) $929,452 (21) $30,072,332 (22) $626,706 (23) $8,264,695
(24a) $100,491 (24b) $0 (25) $750,617 (26) $146,945.
NEBRASKA
Library branches included: Don Love Memorial Library, Architecture Library, Music Library, Geology Library, C. Y. Thompson
Library, Mathematics Library, Engineering Library.
Data from the Law Library are also included in the figures reported.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 3,500,414.
1.b UNL Libraries added batch load of e-book records and less pieces were withdrawn than previous years.
1.b.i Increase is due to adding a large number of vendor-provided records to the OPAC.
1.b.ii Technical services did not have a large project to withdraw in 2010-2011 as we have in past years.
5.a.ii UNL libraries is intentionally purchasing print materials and substituting print serials with electronic serials.
5.b UNL Libraries is better able to count serials than in previous years.
14 Because film and video are in more demand we continue to purchase more of these material we expect this trend to continue.
16.c In 2010-2011, UNL Libraries devoted an unprecedented amount of resources towards electronic books and indexes/databases.
16.d UNL Libraries is purchasing less print and spending less on postage.
20 UNL Libraries devoted a considerable amount of resources for digital backup, facilities-related projects that required moving
shelves, replacing flooring, furniture, server upgrades, and high quality scanners for digital humanities.
22 This drastic increase is due to the fact that UNL Libraries will continue to purchase more electronic books as one-time purchases.
25 UNL Libraries devote more resources for digitization effort and other services to improve the user experience.
26 This statistic now includes OCLC ILL subscription, previously counted in a separate line entry in 2009-2010. Next year we do not
expect this value to change very much.
28 2009-2010 numbers were reported in error. UNL libraries has had 13 service points since 2007-2008.
30-31 UNL Libraries is putting more energies into its instruction program and finding better methods for counting the instruction that
is going on. In 2010-2011, we included the numbers of our course "LI110" as well as the Agriculture 103 course.
NEW MEXICO
Library branches included: Centennial Science &Engineering Library, Fine Arts &Design Library, Parish Memorial Library,
Zimmerman Library.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 3,429,490.
1.b.i University Libraries purchased more books after a rescission in 2009-2010.
3 Increased approval plan and librarian selections from 2009-2010 (when UNM was under a rescission).
5.a.i Purchased additional titles.
5.a.ii Counted some subscription items not properly counted in 2009-2010.
5.b.i Increased access to consortial journals.
5.b.ii Increased access to free journals.
12 The 2009-2010 figure should have read 781,682.
16.a Increased purchase after the 2009-2010 rescission.
22 Purchased several large archival digital collections.
23 Decreased because library did not make a periodical prepayment as we had in 2009-2010.
26 Discontinued outside contracts for ILL, which resulted in lower direct costs, especially for Copyright.
29 Reduces hours in Science Library and UNM West campus library.

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MICHIGAN STATE, cont.
5 Increased the number of serials purchased in electronic format.
5.a.i Data is accurate. MSU purchased a significant number of serials in electronic format in 2010-2011.
5.b, 5.b.ii MSU loaded many more HathiTrust free serial titles (over 41,000 more) than in 2009-2010.
17 Contract binding is paid from the Materials Budget.
20 The significant increase is due to the addition of the Course Materials Operation to the MSU Libraries and the purchase of
additional computers for the Main library.
23 This figure includes $2,253 for professional tools such as the ISSN Portal and Cataloger's Desktop.
40 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Full-time students for Fall 2009 was 41,603.
41 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Part-time students for Fall 2009 was 5,675.
42 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Full-time graduate students for Fall 2009 was 7,985.
43 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Part-time graduate students for Fall 2009 was 935.
MINNESOTA
Library branches included: Law, Health Sciences including Veterinary Medical Library.
Library branches NOT included: University of Minnesota coordinate campus libraries (Duluth, Morris, Crookston campuses).
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 7,224,865.
1.b, 1.b.i Increase is due to clearing processing backlogs including government documents.
5.b.i This figure represents all electronic serials titles currently received but not purchased. Separate counts for consortial and freely
accessible are not available, but these are the only two categories where data can be entered.
5.b.iii This represents all other serials titles currently received but not purchased. Currently unable to separate by consortial, govt
publications, freely accessible.
5.b.iv Print documents are included in 5.b.iii. Separate counts for documents and others are not available.
12 Unable to provide breakdown of AV holdings. Total units held is 925,649.
16.d Apparent increase is partly due to a number of expenditures that could not be classified.
MISSOURI
Library branches included: Archives, Math, Engineering, Geology, Journalism, Vet Med and Health Sciences Library.
Data from the Law Library are also included in the figures reported.
1.b.ii Fewer items withdrawn, no special projects.
3 Reflects inflation, no changes in budget.
5 We are getting better count based on the new definitions.
5.a Changes in publisher packages.
16.c Editor's note: In 2009-2010, ongoing electronic resources purchases (question 23) for the Law Library were adjusted so that the
total electronic resource purchases was not higher than total library materials expenditures. The adjustment was added to other
library materials on the Law survey. This revision to the Law Library data increased the aggregated 2009-10 figure for 16.c from
$358,696 to $504,646.
22 Purchased more one-time electronic with some carried forward funds from 2009-2010.
23 Includes $2,440,000 of electronic resources supported by Library System Operations, which gives support to all the University
of Missouri campuses for various electronic resources. Editor's note: In 2009-2010, ongoing electronic resources purchases
for the Law Library were adjusted so that the total electronic resource purchases was not higher than total library materials
expenditures. (The adjustment was shifted to question 16.c on the Law survey.) This revision to the Law Library data decreased
the aggregated 2009-10 figure for question 23 from $6,909,115 to $6,763,165.
MONTREAL
All figures are as of 04/30/2011 [Bibliothèques UdeM, École Polytechnique de Montréal, HEC Montréal].
Library branches included: École Polytechnique de Montréal and HEC Montreal.

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MICHIGAN STATE, cont.
5 Increased the number of serials purchased in electronic format.
5.a.i Data is accurate. MSU purchased a significant number of serials in electronic format in 2010-2011.
5.b, 5.b.ii MSU loaded many more HathiTrust free serial titles (over 41,000 more) than in 2009-2010.
17 Contract binding is paid from the Materials Budget.
20 The significant increase is due to the addition of the Course Materials Operation to the MSU Libraries and the purchase of
additional computers for the Main library.
23 This figure includes $2,253 for professional tools such as the ISSN Portal and Cataloger's Desktop.
40 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Full-time students for Fall 2009 was 41,603.
41 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Part-time students for Fall 2009 was 5,675.
42 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Full-time graduate students for Fall 2009 was 7,985.
43 Data in this field was incorrect in 2009-2010. Part-time graduate students for Fall 2009 was 935.
MINNESOTA
Library branches included: Law, Health Sciences including Veterinary Medical Library.
Library branches NOT included: University of Minnesota coordinate campus libraries (Duluth, Morris, Crookston campuses).
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 7,224,865.
1.b, 1.b.i Increase is due to clearing processing backlogs including government documents.
5.b.i This figure represents all electronic serials titles currently received but not purchased. Separate counts for consortial and freely
accessible are not available, but these are the only two categories where data can be entered.
5.b.iii This represents all other serials titles currently received but not purchased. Currently unable to separate by consortial, govt
publications, freely accessible.
5.b.iv Print documents are included in 5.b.iii. Separate counts for documents and others are not available.
12 Unable to provide breakdown of AV holdings. Total units held is 925,649.
16.d Apparent increase is partly due to a number of expenditures that could not be classified.
MISSOURI
Library branches included: Archives, Math, Engineering, Geology, Journalism, Vet Med and Health Sciences Library.
Data from the Law Library are also included in the figures reported.
1.b.ii Fewer items withdrawn, no special projects.
3 Reflects inflation, no changes in budget.
5 We are getting better count based on the new definitions.
5.a Changes in publisher packages.
16.c Editor's note: In 2009-2010, ongoing electronic resources purchases (question 23) for the Law Library were adjusted so that the
total electronic resource purchases was not higher than total library materials expenditures. The adjustment was added to other
library materials on the Law survey. This revision to the Law Library data increased the aggregated 2009-10 figure for 16.c from
$358,696 to $504,646.
22 Purchased more one-time electronic with some carried forward funds from 2009-2010.
23 Includes $2,440,000 of electronic resources supported by Library System Operations, which gives support to all the University
of Missouri campuses for various electronic resources. Editor's note: In 2009-2010, ongoing electronic resources purchases
for the Law Library were adjusted so that the total electronic resource purchases was not higher than total library materials
expenditures. (The adjustment was shifted to question 16.c on the Law survey.) This revision to the Law Library data decreased
the aggregated 2009-10 figure for question 23 from $6,909,115 to $6,763,165.
MONTREAL
All figures are as of 04/30/2011 [Bibliothèques UdeM, École Polytechnique de Montréal, HEC Montréal].
Library branches included: École Polytechnique de Montréal and HEC Montreal.

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NEW MEXICO, cont.
35 Discontinued outside contracts for ILL.
37 Includes Ph.D.s awarded in physical therapy and biomedical sciences, which were not included in prior year reports.
NEW YORK
All figures are as of 08/31/2011.
Library branches included: Bobst Library Institute of Fine Arts (IFA) Library Brause Real Estate Library Courant Institute of
Mathematical Sciences (CIMS) Library Institute for the Study of the Ancient World (ISAW) Library NYU Abu Dhabi Library.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Library are also included in the figures reported.
1.a Volumes held revised to 5,457,916. Includes 784,238 e-books.
1.b.ii Decreased removal of duplicate and deteriorated items also, there were significant withdrawals from Medical and Dental
collections.
3, 22-23 Increase due to NYU Abu Dhabi Library.
5.a Effective increase is 13% after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not provided in
2009-2010.) See explanation to variance in 5ai.
5.a.i Effective increase is 15% after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not provided in
2009-2010.) This increase is due to more backfiles and e-journal subscriptions purchased.
5.b Effective variance is a 4% increase after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not
provided in 2009-2010.)
5.b.i Effective variance is 0% after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not provided in
2009-2010.)
5.b.ii Effective variance is a 7% increase after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not
provided in 2009-2010.)
5.b.iv Effective variance is a 2% decrease after adjusting for understated 2009-2010 data. (Medical/Dental Library serials data was not
provided in 2009-2010.)
14 Increase due to corrected data counts and addition of new collections.
16.a Increase due to purchases made for NYU Abu Dhabi.
16.c Increased expenditures for Medical/Dental Library backfiles and memberships.
16.d Effective decrease is 35% after adjusting for overstated data in 2009-2010. This decrease is due to one-time expenditures made in
2009-2010.
17 Decrease due to one-time projects completed in 2009-2010.
18.b Effective variance is a 1% increase after adjusting for overstated data in 2009-2010.
20 Effective variance is a 22% decrease after adjusting for overstated data in 2009-2010. Decrease due to one-time scholarship
funding in 2010 and stabilization of NYU Abu Dhabi Library operating expenditures following prior year start-up mode.
25 Increase due to server and system upgrades made in 2010-2011.
26 Increase of consortial borrowing and catch-up of ILL service payments.
30 Increase due to new instructional initiatives.
32 Increase due to virtual reference expansion and more accurate data collection.
35-36 Decrease indicates a change in demand that requires further monitoring.
NORTH CAROLINA
Library branches included: Art, Music, Sciences (Bio/Chem, Math/Physics,Geology), Institute of Marine Sciences, School of
Government.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Library are also included in the figures reported.
1 Includes government documents.
1.a Volumes held June 30, 2010 revised to 7,110,510 to reflect 103,484 e-books purchased in previous years but cataloged in 2010-2011.
2 Increased from 2009-2010 to reflect 103,484 e-books purchased in previous years but cataloged in 2010-2011.
5.b.ii Large increase due to identification of large collection of SerialsSolutions freely accessible journal titles.

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