ARL Annual Salary Survey 1999-2000

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FOOTNOTES TO ARL ANNUAL SALARY SURVEY 1999-2000ALBERTAARIZONAARIZONA STATEIncludes humanities and social sciences, science and technology, business,education, and Faculte Saint-Jean libraries, interlibrary loans, financial systemsand analysis, electronic access service, bibliographic services, and informationtechnology services.Includes main, science/engineering, music, architecture, center for creativephotography, and special collections libraries.Includes Hayden, Noble Science and Engineering, architecture andenvironmental design, music, and video resources libraries on the maincampus; ASU East and ASU West.Beginning law salary is $32,000 without J.D.; $35,000 with J.D.BOSTONIncludes theology library and special collections.Beginning professional salary for the Theology Library is $23,300.BRIGHAM YOUNGExcludes law library.Salaries reported for faculty only and do not include professional salaries fornonlibrarian positions.BRITISH COLUMBIAIncludes Asian, education, extension, fine arts, First Nations House ofLearning, Walter C. Koerner, life sciences, David Lam Management, Hamber,MacMillan, mathematics, and music libraries, science and engineering division,special collections, and university archives.Includes Woodward Biomedical Branch Library and St. Paul's Hospital Library.The University of British Columbia Library system has no rank structure.BROWNCALIFORNIA, BERKELEYIncludes the John Carter Brown Library.Salaries do not reflect 2% COLA or variable percent merit increases effectiveOctober 1,1999.Includes main, Bancroft, Moffitt, anthropology, art history and classics,astronomy-mathematics-statistics, bioscience and natural resources, businessand economics, chemistry, East Asian (including center for chinese studies),earth sciences, education-psychology, engineering, environmental deSign,music, optometry, physics, public health (including health sciencesinformation services, occupational, and environmental health), and socialwelfare libraries; and northern regional library facility.Excludes architectural slide, continuing education of the bar, earthquakeengineering, ethnic studies, Giannini (agricultural economics), institute ofgovernmental studies, institute of industrial relations, institute of internationalstudies, institute of transportation studies, law, and water resources center.Also not included are various departmental libraries: e.g., French, history,philosophy, rhetoric, Slavic languages and literature.CALIFORNIA, DAVISIncludes Peter J. Shields, physical sciences and engineering, and agriculturaland resource economics on the Davis campus.Includes the Carlson Health Sciences Library on the Davis campus and theMedical Center Library in Sacramento.Head of serials also serves as head of cataloging.CALIFORNIA, RIVERSIDEIncludes Rivera, bio~agriculturalf and physical sciences libraries.113
FOOTNOTES TO ARL ANNUAL SALARY SURVEY 1999-2000CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARAIncludes main and arts library.Includes salaries for professional staff members who are not librarians:specialist, computer network technologist.CASE WESTERN RESERVEIncludes Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences library.Main library data also includes professional salaries of individuals who providesupport for electronic library services and integrated library systems.Professional salaries of individuals who provide support for electronic librmyservices and integrated library systems are included in the Main Library'sstatistics. A portion of this group has disbanded, and those salaries are nolonger reported.Some Medical Library salaries are effective January 1, 2000.CHICAGOCINCINNATICOLORADOCOLORADO STATECONNECTICUTCORNELLDARTMOUTHSalaries for law and science libraries are included in the reporting for the mainlibrary.Includes main campus libraries and branch campuses at Clermont andRaymond Walters College.Includes Norlin, music, business, math and physics, engineering, and earthsciences libraries.Includes veterinary, atmospheric sciences, and engineering research centerlibraries,Includes branch campus libraries.Includes Africana, engineering, entomology, fine arts, geneva experimentstation, hotel administration, management, Mann, math, music, ILR, Olin,Kroch, Uris, physical sciences, veterinary medicine libraries,Includes Baker Memorial, Feldberg Business and Engineering, Kresge PhysicalSciences, Cook Mathematics, Sherman Art, Sanborn English, Paddock Music,and RaUller Special Collections libraries.Medical library data includes Dana Biomedical Library and Matthews-FullerHealth Sciences Library,DELAWAREDUKEExcludes the salaries of staff of libraries not directly reporting to the Director ofLibraries.Includes the Perkins, Lilly, music, math/physics, chemistry, engineering,biological and environmental sciences, rare book, and special collectionslibraries.Also includes Fuqua School of Business Library and the divinity school library,which are both independent and separately administered.EMORYIncludes Woodruff, Candler, chemistry, Oxford College, and theology libraries,Medical library data includes all hospital library branches.Salaries effective September 1, 1999,Rank structure is used in the main libraries onl yGEORGE WASHINGTONIncludes Gelman, Eckles, and Virginia campus libraries.Includes salary for one administrative position.114
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