In order to investigate current campus utilization of media, a learning resources survey questionnaire was sent to all California State University and College (CSUC) library directors. Library media was identified as audio, projected material, video tapes, and multimedia such as kits, games, and simulations. The survey was divided into six parts; (1) nonprint material, (2) audiovisual equipment, (3) space and staff, (4) organizational relationships, (5) budgetary support for nonprint materials and equipment, (6) library cooperation involving nonprint material. Results indicated that nonprint holdings in the CSUC libraries are marginal and mostly uncataloged, that equipment was meager, and that there are stronger ties between the audiovisual department and the library than between the audiovisual department and instructional television or computer centers. (DS)