Tips and Techniques: Promoting an Academic Research Library
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2001
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In some ways, a university library is the only game in town: academic research libraries exist to serve students and faculty. Where else will a faculty member go to obtain an article in ChemAbstracts? Or where else can an undergraduate find more than half a million online images from the Associate Press photo archive? Who else has 6.3 million books, 7 million manuscripts, thousands of scholarly journals, and electronic databases—all to generate new knowledge and teach the next generation of students?
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Bartheld, Eric. (2001). Tips and Techniques: Promoting an Academic Research Library. Indiana Libraries 20(2), 24-26.
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