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Question
Number
Footnote
UTAH, cont.
10 Includes benefits paid from campus benefits pool, as well as additional library expenditures for
benefits for positions not covered. For benefits, faculty/staff percent is 37% hourly student percent is
11%.
14 We are making fewer presentations but to larger numbers of attendees.
23 Increase reflects count of all earned doctoral degrees previous years reported Ph.D. degrees only.
26 Enrollment growth.
VANDERBILT
Library branches included: Biomedical, Central, Divinity, Peabody, Law, Management, Music, Science
&Engineering, and Special Collections.
2, 4 Major e-book collections added include Academic Complete, ATLA, Making of Modern Law, Hein
Online, World Bank, and others.
6 Decrease due to change in staffing for Biomedical Library. Also had decreases in Other Operating
Expenditures and Library Materials.
7 Reduction of main materials budget by $376,000 plus $40,000 less from endowment funds. Law’s
budget last year included over $500,000 in one-time funds for Miscellaneous Materials.
7.c Includes contract binding, document delivery, and some memberships.
8.b Decrease due to change in Biomedical Library to Knowledge Management staff, funded from non-
library sources and not considered part of library.
10 Includes health plan, life insurance, disability insurance, retirement plan, tuition assistance, and
vacation and sick leave.
14 Strategic emphasis on outreach.
18, 20 Includes data from ScholarlyStats, Gale, and Factiva.
18 Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 2,983,609. Current year’s increase from
that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
19 Includes data from ScholarlyStats, Gale, and Factiva plus EBSCOhost data not reported in
ScholarlyStats. Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 12,276,974. Current
year’s decrease from that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
20 Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 15,506. Current year’s decrease from
that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
21 Error for Law Library: Last year’s number should be reduced by 777.
23–24 Now includes PhD., J.D., Ed.D., MD, DNP, AUD and MPD.
VIRGINIA
Library branches included: Alderman (Main), Astronomy, Biology/Psychology, Chemistry, Clemons
Undergraduate, Darden Graduate Business Library, Education, Fiske Kimball Fine Arts, Math, Music,
Physics, Brown Science &Engineering, and Small Special Collections.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported.
18–19 This COUNTER-compliant number is for all University of Virginia libraries. [University Library]
22 FY12 borrowing data is lower because during FY11, UVa experienced a hiatus in book purchasing as
we changed vendors thus current materials were borrowed more frequently than is typical. The FY12
figures are consistent with pre-FY11 data. [University Library]
Question
Number
Footnote
UTAH, cont.
10 Includes benefits paid from campus benefits pool, as well as additional library expenditures for
benefits for positions not covered. For benefits, faculty/staff percent is 37% hourly student percent is
11%.
14 We are making fewer presentations but to larger numbers of attendees.
23 Increase reflects count of all earned doctoral degrees previous years reported Ph.D. degrees only.
26 Enrollment growth.
VANDERBILT
Library branches included: Biomedical, Central, Divinity, Peabody, Law, Management, Music, Science
&Engineering, and Special Collections.
2, 4 Major e-book collections added include Academic Complete, ATLA, Making of Modern Law, Hein
Online, World Bank, and others.
6 Decrease due to change in staffing for Biomedical Library. Also had decreases in Other Operating
Expenditures and Library Materials.
7 Reduction of main materials budget by $376,000 plus $40,000 less from endowment funds. Law’s
budget last year included over $500,000 in one-time funds for Miscellaneous Materials.
7.c Includes contract binding, document delivery, and some memberships.
8.b Decrease due to change in Biomedical Library to Knowledge Management staff, funded from non-
library sources and not considered part of library.
10 Includes health plan, life insurance, disability insurance, retirement plan, tuition assistance, and
vacation and sick leave.
14 Strategic emphasis on outreach.
18, 20 Includes data from ScholarlyStats, Gale, and Factiva.
18 Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 2,983,609. Current year’s increase from
that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
19 Includes data from ScholarlyStats, Gale, and Factiva plus EBSCOhost data not reported in
ScholarlyStats. Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 12,276,974. Current
year’s decrease from that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
20 Last year’s number using same methodology would have been 15,506. Current year’s decrease from
that number due to suppliers’ changes in reporting.
21 Error for Law Library: Last year’s number should be reduced by 777.
23–24 Now includes PhD., J.D., Ed.D., MD, DNP, AUD and MPD.
VIRGINIA
Library branches included: Alderman (Main), Astronomy, Biology/Psychology, Chemistry, Clemons
Undergraduate, Darden Graduate Business Library, Education, Fiske Kimball Fine Arts, Math, Music,
Physics, Brown Science &Engineering, and Small Special Collections.
Data from the Law and Health Sciences Libraries are included in the figures reported.
18–19 This COUNTER-compliant number is for all University of Virginia libraries. [University Library]
22 FY12 borrowing data is lower because during FY11, UVa experienced a hiatus in book purchasing as
we changed vendors thus current materials were borrowed more frequently than is typical. The FY12
figures are consistent with pre-FY11 data. [University Library]
