Library Development, SPEC Kit 297 (December 2006)

Jennings, Karlene Noel; Wanschers, Jos

Projects

SPEC Kit 297: Library Development (December 2006) resources

Help

138 · SPEC Kit 297
http://www.library.ucsb.edu/administration/development/projects.html
University of California, Santa Barbara
You are here: Home About the Library Support the UCSB Libraries Special Projects
Library Needs and Special Projects
The Library has many ongoing special projects that are
not fully supported by state funds. The Library relies on its
generous donors and supporters to make these projects
possible. Some major current emphases are:
Santa Barbara Authors Collection
Map and Imagery Lab/Alexandria Digital Library
Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
Wax Cylinder Preservation Project
California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives
(CEMA)
There are numerous other focal points for enhancing
collections and services. The Libraries also face critical
challenges in physical facilities, technology, collections
and preservation to ensure UCSB's continuing academic
excellence. Please contact the Director of Development
and Outreach for more information about projects and
needs in your areas of interest.
Last modified:
This is an official University of California Santa Barbara Libraries' web page. Please send comments to the Web Administrator.

Previous Page Next Page

SPEC Kit 297: Library Development (December 2006) resources

136 · SPEC Kit 297
https://library.usask.ca/files/donors/GIKguidelines.pdf
University of Saskatchewan
3
» The donor has signed the required University of Saskatchewan Library
documents
» A complete bibliographical list of the gift-in-kind has been created by the
donor or by the Library
» The gift-in-kind has been appraised as arranged by the Library.
3.5.2. For gifts-in-kind of cultural property which might be defined as of “outstanding
significance and national importance” by the Canadian Cultural Property Export Review
Board, it is the responsibility of the donor to discuss this with the Library and with his or
her personal tax consultant before the gift-in-kind is officially donated.
» The University of Saskatchewan has been designated to receive such cultural
property by the Minister of Canadian Heritage.
3.5.3. For further information, see the University’s Gift-in-Kind Identification and
Appraisal policy.
™ See University of Saskatchewan Policy Handbook: Gift-in-Kind
Identification and Appraisal at: http://www.usask.ca/policies/5_07.htm
3.5.4. Canadian income tax information on gifts-in-kind, including certified cultural
property, can be found in the CRA publication titled Gifts and Income Tax.
™ See Canada Revenue Agency: Gifts and Income Tax at: http://www.cra-
arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/p113/README.html
3.5.5. Income tax receipts are issued directly from the University’s Financial Services
Division.
Contact information:
By email: coldev@moondog.usask.ca
By telephone: (306) 966-5965

Previous Page Next Page

SPEC Kit 297: Library Development (December 2006) resources

Help

loading

SPEC Kit 297: Library Development (December 2006) resources

SPEC Kit 297: Library Development (December 2006) resources