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Science Librarianship at America's Liberal Arts Colleges: Working Librarians Tell Their Stories [Kietas viršelis]

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In this book, first published in 1992, science librarians analyse small liberal arts college science libraries. They describe their efforts to defend expensive science collections in the face of tight budgets, to oversee areas from astronomy through zoology, and to compete with the humanities and social studies for library shelf space.



In this book, first published in 1992, science librarians analyse the life and times of small liberal arts college science libraries and the workday life of librarians serving scientists from a main campus library. They describe their efforts to defend expensive science collections in the face of tight budgets, to singlehandedly monitor and select literature in all areas from astronomy through zoology, and to compete with the humanities and social studies for library shelf space.

Introduction 1(4)
Tony Stankus
A Science Librarian in Vassar College's Main Library
5(6)
Esther L. Williams
History of the Science Collections
5(1)
A Recent Serials Review
6(1)
Advantages of a Science Background
7(1)
Projects I Have Tried
7(2)
In the Future
9(2)
Science at Hampshire College: Graduate Level Research in an Undergraduate Setting
11(12)
Helaine Selin
Library Support for Science Research and Education at Bucknell University: Pulling It All Together
23(12)
James A. Van Fleet
Introduction
23(1)
Survey Revisited
24(1)
Building the Support
25(3)
Pulling It All Together
28(5)
The Measure of Support
33(1)
Conclusion
33(2)
The End of an Era: The Closing of the Science Library at Augustana College (IL)
35(8)
Jeanne R. Davidson
Augustana Community
35(1)
The Science Library
36(2)
Library Personnel Support for the Sciences
38(1)
Library Financial Support for the Sciences
39(1)
Conclusion
40(3)
Wesleyan University Science Library ... Twenty Years Old and Going Strong
43(14)
Penny Russman
The School, the Sciences, the Library
43(1)
The Science Library Evolves--A Brief History
44(1)
The New Library-The Physical Plant
45(5)
Library Services--The Nuts and Bolts
50(2)
The Changing Mission
52(3)
Conclusion
55(2)
The Martin Library of the Sciences at Franklin & Marshall College: 10 Years, 3273 Meetings, and 5.3 Million Dollars
57(14)
Charles Myers
History
57(1)
Recent History
58(1)
Departmental Libraries in the Sciences
59(12)
The Kettering Library and Other Science Collections at Oberlin College: Past and Present
71(16)
Alison Scott Ricker
Introduction
71(1)
Historical Context for the Kettering Science Building
72(1)
Hall and Jewett: A Tale of Inspiration and Motivation
73(1)
Other Notable Science Alumni 73 Inadequate Facilities for Science Targeted for Replacement
74(1)
Planning for a New Science Laboratory and Library
75(1)
The Science Library in Its First Year
75(3)
The Evolving Science Library
78(1)
The Science and Physics Libraries Face the 1990s
79(1)
Inadequate and Crowded Facilities Again a Pressing Concern
79(1)
Services, Staffing and Technology in the Present
80(3)
Projections for the Future: Long Term Plans
83(1)
Short Term Realities
84(3)
The Making of a Science Service at Williams College
87(6)
Helena F. Warburg
Development of the Science Libraries
87(2)
The Science Librarian--A New Concept
89(1)
The Science Community
90(1)
Responsibilities of the Position
90(1)
Collection Development
91(1)
Library Instruction
91(1)
Technology
91(1)
Concluding Note
92(1)
The Matt Cole Memorial Library, Williams College Center for Environmental Studies
93(12)
Marcella Rauscher
History
93(2)
Holdings
95(1)
Relationship with Other Campus Libraries
96(1)
Collection Development
97(1)
Shelving and Classification of Documents
98(1)
Physical Description of the Library
99(1)
Staff
100(5)
Science Librarianship at the College of the Holy Cross: The Experiences of the 1980's, The Outlook for the 1990's
105(14)
Tony Stankus Carolyn v. Mills
A Strong Scientific Tradition Underwrites a Special Library for Science
105(1)
The Collection and Long-Tenured Faculty in Well-Established Specialties
106(2)
New Faculty and New Specialties
108(1)
Meeting the Expectations of a Demanding Faculty
109(3)
Preparing Students for Graduate and Professional Education After Holy Cross
112(1)
Motivation of the Library Staff
113(4)
Special Paper
117(2)
Molecular Science Research, Molecular Databases and Current Issues of Information Management
119(16)
J.A.A. Sillince M. Sillince
Introduction
119(3)
Why Are Molecular Databases Important?
122(2)
Why Do Users Want Molecular Databases?
124(2)
Graphics
126(3)
Online Software Facilities in Sequencing
129(2)
The Administration and Financing of Molecular Databases
131(4)
Conclusion 135
Tony Stankus