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F1 LEARNING AND PHYSICAL RESOURCES F1.1 LIBRARY RESOURCES Bachelor of Behavioural Science Number of Holdings (print) On-site Library Core curriculum: Resources relevant to degree program # of books (print) area (L) = 5,098 (N) = 13,162 # of print journal subscriptions L = 0 Number of Holdings (online) Core curriculum: # of books (online) = 5,335 # of journal subscriptions (fulltext) (online) = 59 # of databases = 6 Other Library Access Interlibrary Loan support Direct Borrowers Agreement I. Library Support for the Degree Program Humber Library has a core book collection to support the Bachelor of Behavioural Science Degree. Humber Library has 115,769 print books in its collection, 87,465 at the North campus and 28,304 at the Lakeshore campus. Within this larger collection, the Library has a core book collection that supports the Bachelor of Behavioural Science Degree. Appendix A identifies the current book holdings, both print and ebooks, available to curriculum. This document shows Humber‟s holdings by call number range, and campus location in order to identify the strengths of the book collection as well as to identify potential gaps. Overall, Humber‟s book collection is generally strong in the core subject areas that cover Behavioural Science. There are, however, still some call number ranges that could be augmented in order to provide a greater depth of resources for some areas. Specifically, having reviewed the course descriptions for this degree, a number of recommended book titles are not in the library‟s collection. Based on 2012 book prices, the average cost of a book is $80.00. In order to address the collection issues noted above and to update the collection on an annual basis, the following book budget is recommended: Core and general Behavioural Science subjects – one-time budget to address collection gaps $8,000 (100 books $80, per book) Core subjects – annual commitment to continually update collection $4,000 (allocated as follows: $4,000 print and ebooks; the costs of journals and databases are absorbed by other budgets/programs) Bachelor of Behavioural Science Section F, Page 5
II. Books (Electronic) In addition to print books, the Library purchases ebooks. Access to ebooks is through our library catalogue, or through EBSCO host‟s Audiobook and eBook Collection. III. Periodicals. Print and Electronic The Library has access to over 29,925 eJournals and 334 are print subscriptions. The print subscriptions are divided between the two campuses: North Campus holds 218 and Lakeshore Campus has 116. Full text e-journals are part of some of the electronic database subscriptions. Many of the readings from the recommended periodicals are available through our online databases, and can be embedded into Humber‟s online WebCT courses. Please see Appendix B. Appendix B Core electronic journals available through Humber‟s collection Addiction Administration and Policy in Mental Health American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry American Journal of Psychiatry American Psychologist Annals of Family Medicine Australian Prescriber Behavior Analysis in Practice (limited access) Behavior Analyst Today Behavior Modification Behavior Therapy Behavioral Disorders Behavioral Interventions Behaviour Research and Therapy British Journal of Psychiatry Child Abuse & Neglect Child and Adolescent Mental Health Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice – Wiley Clinical Psychology Review Cognitive and Behavioral Practice Depression and Anxiety (one year embargo) Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal European Journal of Psychological Assessment Exceptional Children Focus on Autism and other Developmental Disabilities Health and Social Care in the Community Implementation Science Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities Journal of Child and Family studies Bachelor of Behavioural Science Section F, Page 6
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