The University of California Libraries: A Plan for Development (1977)

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120 The University of California Libraries 2. Additions for Certain Fields. For doctoral programs with a high degree of independence in their literature, additional allocations are made. These fields include foreign literatures, social sciences beyond the three required for the base level, and certain physical sciences (earth sciences and astronomy). For each of these fields, an allotment of 2,000 volumes per year is made. For fields with programs that represent a substantial overlap with additional fields, such as area studies or combined literature and history programs, the allotment is made either in the literature category or the social science category, but not both. For example, at UC Berkeley the Asian Studies program and the Oriental Languages program receive 2,000 volumes for the pair, not 4,000; similarly, the Islamic Studies program and the Near Eastern Languages program at UCLA receive a combined allocation of 2,000 volumes. For fields without a considerable literature apart from that of other disciplines--that is, fields that depend primarily on the literature of other fields provided for elsewhere in the model--no additional volumes are allotted. 7 3. Additions for Graduate Professional Programs. As in the second factor, allowance is made for certain professional programs with a high degree of independence in their literature that are not covered elsewhere. For three fields, the allowance is varied depending on the extent of the programs: Agriculture 1,000-5000 Engineering 1,000-3000 Medicine-related Professions 1,000-4,000 7 Specific examples of fields in which advanced graduate degrees are offered but for which no additional volumes are added are agricultural economics, anatomy, atmospheric science, biochemistry, biomedical engineering, biophysics, botany, classical archeology, comparative literature, comparative pathology, comparative pharmacology, demography, ecology, endocrinology, engineering physics, entomology, genetics, geochemistry, information science, logic, meteorology, microbiology, neurosciences, nutrition, physiology, plant physiology, public policy, romance policy, soil science, speech, statistics, wildlife resources, and zoology.
VIII. Acquisition and Processing 121 For other professional fields, the allowances are as follows: Architecture 1,000 Art 3,000 Business Administration 2,000 City and Regional Planning 2,000 Drama 2,000 Education 3,000 Law 8,000 Library Science 1,000 Medicine 8,000 Music 3,000 Oceanography 3,000 Religious Studies 2,000 Social Welfare 1,000 Veterinary Science 2,000 Because basic science materials are provided for in the base (factor 1), it is assumed that the additions for agriculture, engineering, medicine, oceanography, veterinary science and medicine-related professions need not be as high as would otherwise be necessary. Similarly, it is assumed that social science materials already provided for elsewhere in the model will help support business administration, education, and law, and that materials in the humanities provided for in the base will help support art, drama, and music. 4. Undergraduate Adjustment. University campuses with large numbers of undergraduate students require substantial funds for purchase of duplicate copies; similarly, campuses with particularly small numbers of undergraduates require fewer duplicates and less extensive collections of general material. An adjustment is therefore made for enrollments substantially over or under 5,000 students. For each 2,000 students or fraction thereof over 5,000 an addition of 1,000 volumes is made, and for each 2,000 students or fraction thereof under 5,000 a subtraction of 1,000 volumes is made. 5. Graduate Supplement. For campuses with large graduate
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A PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT Office of th
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CHAPTER I THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS LI
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