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Count of Host Bibliographic Records by Institution Count of Host Bibliographic Records by Institution Institution Code Institution Name COUNT 01CARLI_ARU Aurora University (ARU) —Aurora, IL and Williams Bay, WI 6 01CARLI_AUG Augustana College (AUG) —Rock Island, IL 16 01CARLI_BEN Benedictine University 332 01CARLI_BRA Bradley University (BRA) —Peoria, IL 144 01CARLI_COD College of DuPage (COD) —Glen Ellyn, IL 3 01CARLI_COL Columbia College Chicago (COL) —Chicago, IL 86 01CARLI_CON Concordia University Chicago (CON) —River Forest, IL 133 01CARLI_CSU Chicago State University (CSU) —Chicago, IL 348 01CARLI_CTU Catholic Theological Union (CTU) —Chicago, IL 79 01CARLI_DOM Dominican University (DOM) —River Forest, IL 212 01CARLI_DPU DePaul University (DPU) —Chicago, IL 280 01CARLI_EIU Eastern Illinois University (EIU) —Charleston, IL 16713 01CARLI_ELM Elmhurst University (ELM) 92 01CARLI_ERK Eureka College 22 01CARLI_GRN Greenville University (GRN) —Greenville, IL 2 01CARLI_GSU Governors State University (GSU) —University Park, IL 160 01CARLI_IIT Illinois Institute of Technology 191 01CARLI_ILC Illinois College (ILC)—Jacksonville, IL 3 01CARLI_IMS Illinois Math and Science Academy (IMS) —Aurora, IL 1 01CARLI_ISL Illinois State Library (ISL) —Springfield, IL 1495 01CARLI_ISU Illinois State University (ISU) —Normal, IL 3775 01CARLI_IVC Illinois Valley Community College (IVC) —Oglesby, IL 7 01CARLI_IWU Illinois Wesleyan University (IWU) —Bloomington, IL 3 01CARLI_JKM JKM Library Trust (JKM) —Chicago, IL 345 01CARLI_JUD Judson University (JUD) —Elgin, IL 388 01CARLI_KNX Knox College (KNX) —Galesburg, IL 18 01CARLI_LCC Lincoln Christian University 3 01CARLI_LEW Lewis University 37 01CARLI_LFC Lake Forest College (LFC) —Lake Forest, IL 403 01CARLI_MBI Moody Bible Institute 2 01CARLI_MCK McKendree University (MCK) —Lebanon, IL 13 01CARLI_MIL Millikin University (MIL) —Decatur, IL 86 01CARLI_MLS Meadville Lombard Theological School (MLS) —Chicago, IL 1 01CARLI_MMC ILLINET Libraries 2 01CARLI_MON Monmouth College (MON) —Monmouth, IL 22 01CARLI_NBY Newberry Library (NBY) —Chicago, IL 1651 01CARLI_NCC North Central College 101 01CARLI_NEI Northeastern Illinois University (NEI) —Chicago, IL 6 01CARLI_NIU Northern Illinois University 6337 01CARLI_NLU National Louis University 27 01CARLI_NPU North Park University (NPU) —Chicago, IL 106 01CARLI_OAK Oakton Community College (OAK) —Skokie, IL and Des Plaines, IL 191 01CARLI_PRC Principia College (PRC) —Elsah, IL 6 01CARLI_RMC CARLI Resource Management Collection (RMC) 2 01CARLI_ROU Roosevelt University 272 01CARLI_RSH Rush University (RSH) —Chicago, IL 154 May 7, 2021 Count of Host Bibliographic Records by Institution Institution Code Institution Name COUNT 01CARLI_RVC Rock Valley College (RVC) —Rockford, IL 1 01CARLI_SAI School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAI) —Chicago, IL 12 01CARLI_SCJ Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies (SCJ) —Chicago, IL 23 01CARLI_SIC Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIC) —Carbondale, IL 17271 01CARLI_SIE Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIE) —Edwardsville, IL 1309 01CARLI_SIM Southern Illinois University-School of Medicine (SIM) —Springfiel 3 01CARLI_SML University of Saint Mary of the Lake Mundelein Seminary (SML) —425 01CARLI_SXU Saint Xavier University (SXU) —Chicago, IL 108 01CARLI_TIU Trinity International University 161 01CARLI_UIC University of Illinois at Chicago 2427 01CARLI_UIS University of Illinois at Springfield (UIS) —Springfield, IL 330 01CARLI_UIU University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIU) —Champaign an143459 01CARLI_USF University of St. Francis (USF) —Joliet, IL 1 01CARLI_WHE Wheaton College (WHE) —Wheaton, IL 111 01CARLI_WIU Western Illinois University (WIU) —Macomb, IL & Moline, IL 2350 May 7, 2021.
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