100 Footnotes
Question Number Footnote
OHIO cont.
7.a Last year, end of year purchases of back-files were not made. This year the end-of-year
purchases included spend from last year’s carry forward as well as from this year’s funding.
7.c One-time digitization projects totaling more than $12K were contracted. Shelf-ready services
increased compounded by inflationary bibliographic utility costs.
9 End of year major purchases included upgrades to all classroom/group study room equipment
and furniture self checkouts (2) archival exhibit cases (12).
11 Official %reported based on professional staff expenses only. Health insurance at flat rate
of $12,029 for permanent employees .75 FTE or greater. Retirement-14% Medicare-1.45%
Worker’s Comp-.739% Enrolled student employees exempt from retirement, Medicare.
14–15 Subject librarians are increasing contact through appointment-based meetings for 2 or more
patrons at a time. Enrollment has increased.
16 Shift from individual as needed reference to appointment based group meetings.
18 Includes the following:
EJC 112,165
EBSCOhost 1,042,889
Springer/link.springer 81,250
Highwire 52,326
Ovid/LWW 24,449
JSTOR 95,445
Elsevier/ScienceDirect 416,364 (mis-counted in FY14)
Cambridge/CJO 2,093
Wiley/WO 109,203
T&F/tandfonline 22,191
These are new for FY15:
Newsbank 13,603
ProQuest 45,961
Gale 8,049
19 Includes the following:
EBSCOhost 3,192,591
Ebrary 1,113
ISI 26,885
LexisNexis 24,569
Newsbank 5,459
Ovid/LWW 338
DBR1 R4 used to obtain the following counts, which only include active/regular searching.
JSTOR 27,295
Elsevier/Compendex &Geobase 3,185
Elsevier/ScienceDirect 7,016
Elsevier does not say that the following are COUNTER reports, but they appear to be These are
new for FY15:
Adam Mathew 235
Alexander Street Press 1,122
ProQuest 858,500
Gale 25,061
Question Number Footnote
OHIO cont.
7.a Last year, end of year purchases of back-files were not made. This year the end-of-year
purchases included spend from last year’s carry forward as well as from this year’s funding.
7.c One-time digitization projects totaling more than $12K were contracted. Shelf-ready services
increased compounded by inflationary bibliographic utility costs.
9 End of year major purchases included upgrades to all classroom/group study room equipment
and furniture self checkouts (2) archival exhibit cases (12).
11 Official %reported based on professional staff expenses only. Health insurance at flat rate
of $12,029 for permanent employees .75 FTE or greater. Retirement-14% Medicare-1.45%
Worker’s Comp-.739% Enrolled student employees exempt from retirement, Medicare.
14–15 Subject librarians are increasing contact through appointment-based meetings for 2 or more
patrons at a time. Enrollment has increased.
16 Shift from individual as needed reference to appointment based group meetings.
18 Includes the following:
EJC 112,165
EBSCOhost 1,042,889
Springer/link.springer 81,250
Highwire 52,326
Ovid/LWW 24,449
JSTOR 95,445
Elsevier/ScienceDirect 416,364 (mis-counted in FY14)
Cambridge/CJO 2,093
Wiley/WO 109,203
T&F/tandfonline 22,191
These are new for FY15:
Newsbank 13,603
ProQuest 45,961
Gale 8,049
19 Includes the following:
EBSCOhost 3,192,591
Ebrary 1,113
ISI 26,885
LexisNexis 24,569
Newsbank 5,459
Ovid/LWW 338
DBR1 R4 used to obtain the following counts, which only include active/regular searching.
JSTOR 27,295
Elsevier/Compendex &Geobase 3,185
Elsevier/ScienceDirect 7,016
Elsevier does not say that the following are COUNTER reports, but they appear to be These are
new for FY15:
Adam Mathew 235
Alexander Street Press 1,122
ProQuest 858,500
Gale 25,061
