Persuading Administrators to Better Serve Students Can Help Preserve Old Books: A Case for Remote Storage
What do we need to know?
Who can tell us?
How can we get the information?
What will it enable us to do?
Objective:
Elements of the Case: Threats
Elements of the Case: Opportunities
Provost’s suggestions:
Audience: Chancellor’s Cabinet
Chancellor’s Priorities
Data sources
Data sources cont.
Preparing the Case
Previews
Feedback
A locked carrel at Ohio State in 1951 Cornell 2002
Columbia University of Washington
Provide appropriate storage for all library materials while enabling faculty, staff, and students to readily access any item.
Collection Growth
Shelving Capacity & Stack Management
Seating Capacity for Library Users
Library Space
Yale Indiana Southeast Ohio
High Density Storage Depositories
Relative Costs of Storage/Preservation:
Circulation of Library Materials 2002
Retrievals from Library Annex
ARL Rank: Volumes in Library
ARL Rank continued
Next Steps
Watson Commons
Watson Commons
Next Steps Cont.
Anschutz Commons
Anschutz Commons
Spahr stacks
Spahr Engineering Library
Next Steps Cont.
Library Annex
Annex Interior
Library Space Transformation Financial Resources
BARD Costs
BARD Financing
BARD Specs
KU Libraries Vision
Why was the case successful?
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