(An)inventory of library services and resources of the State of Washington, 1965

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• CHAPTER Ⅰ
• 1-1 Public School Enrollment of the State of Washington = 5
• CHAPTER Ⅲ : Libraries of the State of Washington (Map) = 17
• 3-1 The Libraries of Washington = 19
• 3-2 Percentage of Population Served by Public Libraries = 20
• 3-3 Chronological Development of Larger Units of Library Service = 25
• SECTION Ⅰ : LIBRARIES SERVING POPULATIONS OF 5,000 AND UNDER Libraries Serving Populations of 5,000 and Under (Map) = 29
• 3-4 Resources = 36
• 3-5 Holdings on Title Lists = 37
• 3-6 Circulation = 38
• 3-7 Service = 39
• 3-8 Physical Facilities = 40
• 3-9 Finances = 41
• 3-10 Number and Per Cent of the Forty Seven Libraries Serving Populations of 5,000 and Under Meeting or Exceeding Specific Standards of the American Library Association or Recommended Minimums from Other Sources = 44
• SECTION Ⅱ : LIBRARIES SERVING POPULATIONS OF 100,000 AND OVER Libraries Serving Populations of 100,000 and over (Map) = 47
• 3-11 Branches of Libraries Serving Populations of 100,000 and over = 49
• 3-12 1965 Staff Salaries = 60
• 3-13 1965 Comparative Staff Salaries = 61
• 3-14 Resources = 62
• 3-15 Holdings on Title Lists = 63
• 3-16 Circulation = 64
• 3-17 Personnel = 65
• 3-18 Services = 66
• 3-19 Physical Facilities = 67
• 3-20 Finances = 68
• 3-21 Number and Per Cent of the Nine Libraries Serving Populations of 100,000 and Over Meeting or Exceeding Standards of the American Library Association or Recommended Minimums from Other Sources = 71
• SECTION Ⅲ : THE TIMBERLAND LIBRARY DEMONSTRATION The Timberland Library Demonstration (Map) = 75
• 3-22 Branches of the Participating Libraries in the Timberland, Demonstration = 76
• 3-23 Resources = 83
• 3-24 Holdings On Title Lists = 84
• 3-25 Circulation = 85
• 3-26 Personnel = 86
• 3-27 Services = 87
• 3-28 Physical Facilities = 88
• 3-29 Finances = 89
• COMPARATIVE DATA :
• 3-30 Volumes added to Collections from 1958 to 1966 = 95
• 3-31 Professional Personnel = 96
• 3-32 Non-Professional Personnel = 97
• 3-33 Millage Equivalent = 98
• 3-34 Total Expenditures = 99
• 3-35 Expenditures for Books and Materials = 100
• 3-36 Total Salary Expenditures = 101
• SECTION Ⅳ : LIBRARIES SERVING POPULATIONS OF 5,000 TO 25,000 Libraries Serving Populations of 5,000 to 25,000 (Map) = 109
• 3-37 Branches of Libraries Serving Populations of 5,000 to 25,000 = 110
• 3-38 Resources = 111
• 3-39 Holdings on Title Lists = 112
• 3-40 Circulation = 113
• 3-41 Personnel = 114
• 3-42 Services = 115
• 3-43 Physical Facilities = 116
• 3-44 Finances = 117
• 3-45 Number and Per Cent of the Twenty Libraries Serving Populations of 5,000 to 25,000 Meeting or Exceeding Specific Standards of The American Library Association or Recommended Minimums from other Sources = 119
• SECTION Ⅴ : LIBRARIES SERVING POPULATIONS OF 25,000 TO 100,000 Libraries Serving Populations of 25,000 to 100,000 (Map) = 123
• 3-46 Branches of Libraries Serving Populations of 25,000 to 100,000 = 124
• 3-47 Resources = 126
• 3-48 Holdings on Title Lists = 127
• 3-49 Circulation = 128
• 3-50 Personnel = 129
• 3-51 Services = 130
• 3-52 Physical Facilities = 131
• 3-53 Finances = 132
• 3-54 Number and Per Cent of the nine Libraries Serving Populations of 25,000 to 100,000 Meeting or Exceeding Specific Standards of the American Library Association or Recommended Minimums from Other Sources = 135
• CHAPTER Ⅳ
• SECTION Ⅰ : THE LIBRARIES OF THE STATE SUPPORTED UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
• 4-1 Higher Education - Enrollment Trends = 144
• 4-2 Faculty with Rank of Assistant to Full Professor = 144
• 4-3 Enrollment Trends by Class of the Five Tax Supported Institutions of Higher Learning in the State of Washington = 145
• 4-4 Clapp-Jordan Formula for Estimating the Size for Liminal Adequacy of the Collections of Senior College and University Libraries = 155
• 4-5 Clapp-Jordan Liminal Adequacy Rating, 1964-65, Central and Eastern Washington State Colleges = 156
• 4-6 Clapp-Jordan Liminal Adequacy Rating, 1964-65, University of Washington and Washington State University = 157
• 4-7 Clapp-Jordan Liminal Adequacy Rating, 1964-65, Western Washington State College = 158
• 4-8 Holdings on Title Lists = 159
• 4-9 Holdings on "Opening Day Collection" List = 159
• 4-10 Collection Adequacy According to Standards = 160
• 4-11 Resources = 161
• 4-12 Estimated Holdings of Government Documents = 161
• 4-13 Audio-Visual Materials Collections = 162
• 4-14 Microform Collections = 162
• 4-15 Desired Additional Budget to Improve Collection = 163
• 4-16 Library Expenditures = 165
• 4-17 Expenditures Breakdown by Percentage = 166
• 4-18 Personnel = 169
• 4-19 Library Personnel Professional Degrees = 170
• 4-20 Salary Expenditures = 171
• 4-21 1965 Salary Ranges in universities and Colleges = 172
• 4-22 1965 Comparative Staff Salaries = 173
• SECTION Ⅱ : THE PRIVATELY-SUPPORTED UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
• 4-23 Founding Dates of Institutions = 179
• 4-24 Summary of Enrollment Trends and Forecasts = 193
• 4-25 Resources = 194
• 4-26 Collection Adequacy According to Standards = 195
• 4-27 Holdings on Title Lists = 196
• 4-28 Holdings on "Opening Day Collection" List = 197
• 4-29 Estimated Holdings of Government Documents = 198
• 4-30 Audio-visual Materials, Collections = 199
• 4-31 Microform Collections = 200
• 4-32 Personnel 1964-65 = 201
• 4-33 Personnel - Professional Degrees = 201
• 4-34 Desired Additional Budget to Improve Collection = 202
• 4-35 Library Expenditures = 203
• 4-36 Salary Expenditures = 204
• 4-37 Expenditures Breakdown by Percentage = 205
• 4-38 Salary Ranges in Universities and Colleges = 206
• 4-39 1965 Comparative Staff Salaries = 207
• CHAPTER Ⅴ
• 5-I Total Number of Schools Reporting by Level of Instruction = 221
• 5-2 Total Number of Schools Reporting by District Size and Level of Instruction = 222
• 5-3 K-12 Student Enrollment in All Schools = 223
• 5-4 K-12 Student Enrollment in Reporting Schools = 224
• 5-5 Time Assignments of Personnel Responsible for Library or Integrated Library／Audiovisual Programs = 227
• 5-6 Librarian - Student Ratio = 228
• 5-7 Personnel Responsible for Library or Integrated Library／Audiovisual Programs-Library Education = 228
• 5-8 Time Assignments of Personnel Responsible for Audiovisual Programs (No Library Responsibility) = 229
• 5-9 Audiovisual coordinators-Library Education = 230
• 5-10 Time Assignments for Clerical Staff = 231
• 5-11 Average Books Per School Compared to Minimum ALA Standards = 233
• 5-12 Average Number of Library Books Per School = 234
• 5-13 Average Books Per Pupil Compared to Minimum ALA Standards = 235
• 5-14 Average Number of Library Books Per Pupil, 1961 and 1965 = 236
• 5-15 School Library Resources 1965-1966 = 237
• 5-16 School Library Resources = 238
• 5-17 Comparison of the Number of Audiovisual Materials in All Schools, 1961 and 1965 = 239
• 5-18 Comparison of the Number and Location of Audiovisual Materials in Elementary Schools, 1961 and 1965 = 239
• 5-19 Comparison of the Number and Location of Audiovisual Materials in the Junior High Schools, 1961 and 1965 = 240
• 5-20 Comparison of the Number and Location of Audiovisual Materials in the Senior High Schools, 1961 and 1965 = 241
• 5-21 Expenditures for Library And Audiovisual Materials, 1961-1962 and 1965-1966 = 244
• 5-22 Per Pupil Expenditures (1-12) for Library and Audiovisual Materials, 1961-1962 and 1965-1966 = 245
• 5-23 Percentage of Schools Reporting Central Facility (Seating Space, Storage Space, Equipment) = 246
• 5-24 Percentage of Schools Reporting Central Facility (Seating Space, Storage Space, Equipment) by Level of Instruction = 248
• 5-25 Schools Reporting Central Library Facility = 249
• 5-26 Schools Reporting Adequate Seating Space In the Library = 249
• 5-27 Percentage of Schools Reporting Adequate Shelving i 1 a for Books and Periodical = 250
• 5-28 Percentage of Schools Reporting Adequate Storage Space for Audiovisual Materials = 251
• 5-29 Percentage of Schools Reporting Adequate Storage Space for Audiovisual Equipment = 251
• 5-30 Percentage of Schools Reporting Adequate Space for Clerical and Technical Activities = 252
• 5-31 Percentage of Schools Reporting a Card Catalog and Vertical File in the Library = 252
• 5-32 Percentage of Schools Reporting Basic Equipment in Library Service Center = 253
• 5-33 Percentage of Schools Reporting Libraries Open Throughout School Day = 256
• 5-34 Percentage of Schools Reporting Libraries Open Both Before and After School = 256
• 5-35 Percentage of Schools Reporting Planned Program for Developing Library Skills = 257
• 5-36 Percentage of Schools Reporting Various Aspects of Library Service = 257
• 5-37 Percentage of Districts Utilizing Learning Resources Services provided by a District and／or County and／or Regional Center = 258
• 5-38 Districts Using Some Form of Comercial Processing Service = 258
• CHAPTER Ⅵ
• 6-I Recent Enrollments and Growth Rates in Community Colleges, State of Washington, 1962-65 = 277
• 6-2 Enrollment Forecasts for Community Colleges and Vocational-Technical Institutes, State of Washington, 1962-1986 = 278
• 6-3 Forecasted Share of Total Enrollment in Higher Education for 4-Year Institutions and 2-Year Institutions, state of Washington, 1964-75 (Full-Time Equivalent Students) = 278
• 6-4 Location, Date of Establishment and Enrollments of Washington's Community Colleges = 280
• 6-5 Resources Of Community College Libraries of Washington = 281
• 6-6 Holdings of Certain Standard Lists opening Day Collection = 284
• 6-7 Community College Libraries of Washington Ranked Accordinq to Holdings of Certain Standard Lists = 286
• 6-8 Annual Expenditures of Washington Community College Libraries = 290
• 6-9 Personnel of Washington Community College Libraries = 292
• 6-10 Space Allocations of Washington Community College, Libraries = 294
• 6-11 Services and Circulation in Community College Libraries = 295