Hello ARLIS colleagues,
This is an informal survey. If you have a couple of minute to reply, or
have a written policy that you can share, it will be very much appreciated.
1) Does your school or university have a policy on the donation and/or
acquisition of faculty publications?
2) If so, is it a library policy or an institutional policy?
3) Is the policy:
a) enforced (e.g. part of the faculty contract)?
b) required but not enforced?
c) merely a recommendation?
4) Does the policy pertain to:
a) full-time faculty
b) part-time faculty?
c) If both, is the policy identical for each?
5) Does the policy apply to:
a) books
b) artists' books
c) journal articles
d) film, video, audio or other media
e) exhibition catalogs (solo or group)
f) other?
6) Cost to the library for faculty publications?
a) no cost to the library
b) reimbursement for faculty cost
c) at % above cost, or % discount from retail
d) at retail cost
e) other?
Thanks for your time,
Claire
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Claire Eike
Director, The John M. Flaxman Library
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
37 South Wabash Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60603-3103
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312-899-1465 fax
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