Shared Print Programs, SPEC Kit 345 (December 2014)

Crist, Rebecca; Stambaugh, Emily

SPEC Kit 345
Shared Print Programs
December 2014
Association of Research Libraries®
Rebecca Crist
Committee on Institutional Cooperation
Emily Stambaugh
California Digital Library

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SPEC Kit 345
Shared Print Programs
December 2014
Association of Research Libraries®
Rebecca Crist
Committee on Institutional Cooperation
Emily Stambaugh
California Digital Library

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SPEC Kits
Supporting Effective Library Management for Over 40 Years
Committed to assisting research and academic libraries in the continuous improvement of management sys-
tems, ARL has worked since 1970 to gather and disseminate the best practices for library needs. As part of
its commitment, ARL maintains an active publications program best known for its SPEC Kits. Through the
Collaborative Research/Writing Program, librarians work with ARL staff to design SPEC surveys and write
publications. Originally established as an information source for ARL member libraries, the SPEC Kit series
has grown to serve the needs of the library community worldwide.
What are SPEC Kits?
Published six times per year, SPEC Kits contain the most valuable, up-to-date information on the latest issues of
concern to libraries and librarians today. They are the result of a systematic survey of ARL member libraries on
a particular topic related to current practice in the field. Each SPEC Kit contains an executive summary of the
survey results survey questions with tallies and selected comments the best representative documents from
survey participants, such as policies, procedures, handbooks, guidelines, Web sites, records, brochures, and
statements and a selected reading list—both print and online sources—containing the most current literature
available on the topic for further study.
Subscribe to SPEC Kits
Subscribers tell us that the information contained in SPEC Kits is valuable to a variety of users, both inside and
outside the library. SPEC Kit purchasers use the documentation found in SPEC Kits as a point of departure
for research and problem solving because they lend immediate authority to proposals and set standards for
designing programs or writing procedure statements. SPEC Kits also function as an important reference tool
for library administrators, staff, students, and professionals in allied disciplines who may not have access to
this kind of information.
SPEC Kits are available in print and online. The executive summary for each kit after December 1993 can be
accessed online free of charge. For more information visit: http://www.arl.org/publications-resources.

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SPEC Kits
Supporting Effective Library Management for Over 40 Years
Committed to assisting research and academic libraries in the continuous improvement of management sys-
tems, ARL has worked since 1970 to gather and disseminate the best practices for library needs. As part of
its commitment, ARL maintains an active publications program best known for its SPEC Kits. Through the
Collaborative Research/Writing Program, librarians work with ARL staff to design SPEC surveys and write
publications. Originally established as an information source for ARL member libraries, the SPEC Kit series
has grown to serve the needs of the library community worldwide.
What are SPEC Kits?
Published six times per year, SPEC Kits contain the most valuable, up-to-date information on the latest issues of
concern to libraries and librarians today. They are the result of a systematic survey of ARL member libraries on
a particular topic related to current practice in the field. Each SPEC Kit contains an executive summary of the
survey results survey questions with tallies and selected comments the best representative documents from
survey participants, such as policies, procedures, handbooks, guidelines, Web sites, records, brochures, and
statements and a selected reading list—both print and online sources—containing the most current literature
available on the topic for further study.
Subscribe to SPEC Kits
Subscribers tell us that the information contained in SPEC Kits is valuable to a variety of users, both inside and
outside the library. SPEC Kit purchasers use the documentation found in SPEC Kits as a point of departure
for research and problem solving because they lend immediate authority to proposals and set standards for
designing programs or writing procedure statements. SPEC Kits also function as an important reference tool
for library administrators, staff, students, and professionals in allied disciplines who may not have access to
this kind of information.
SPEC Kits are available in print and online. The executive summary for each kit after December 1993 can be
accessed online free of charge. For more information visit: http://www.arl.org/publications-resources.

Series Editor: Lee Anne George
SPEC Kits are published by the
Association of Research Libraries
21 Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036-1118
P (202) 296-2296 F (202) 872-0884
http://www.arl.org/publications-resources
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ISSN 0160 3582
ISBN 1-59407-927-7 /978-1-59407-927-6 print
ISBN 1-59407-928-5 /978-1-59407-928-3 online
Copyright © 2014
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107, 108, and other provisions of the US Copyright Act.
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Series Editor: Lee Anne George
SPEC Kits are published by the
Association of Research Libraries
21 Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036-1118
P (202) 296-2296 F (202) 872-0884
http://www.arl.org/publications-resources
pubs@arl.org
ISSN 0160 3582
ISBN 1-59407-927-7 /978-1-59407-927-6 print
ISBN 1-59407-928-5 /978-1-59407-928-3 online
Copyright © 2014
This compilation is copyrighted by the Association of Research Libraries. ARL grants blanket permission to reproduce and distribute
copies of this work for nonprofit, educational, or library purposes, provided that copies are distributed at or below cost and that ARL, the
source, and copyright notice are included on each copy. This permission is in addition to rights of reproduction granted under Sections
107, 108, and other provisions of the US Copyright Act.
The paper used in this publication meets the requirements of ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (R1997) Permanence of Paper for
Publications and Documents in Libraries and Archives.

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