University Undergraduate Libraries: Nearly Extinct or Continuing Examples of Evolution? A Symposium.

Person, Roland, Ed.

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Publication Date: 1982-Mar

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University Undergraduate Libraries: Nearly Extinct or Continuing Examples of Evolution? A Symposium.

Person, Roland, Ed.

Journal of Academic Librarianship, v8 n1 p4-13 Mar 1982

Seven commentators review the development and current status of undergraduate libraries, and speculate on their future direction. They are Irene Hoadley, Texas A&M; Judith Harwood, Southern Illinois; Kenneth Toombs, South Carolina; Sheila Laidlaw, Toronto; G. A. Rudolph, Nebraska; Shelley Phipps, Arizona; and Frank Rodgers of Miami University. (Five references). (RAA)

Descriptors: College Libraries, Failure, Futures (of Society), Library Administration, Library Facilities, Library Services, Success, Undergraduate Study

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Language: English

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