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Progress Report 2004-05 Table of Contents
2 Letter from the University Librarian
3 Collections: “The resources...boggle the mind”
11 Services: “This class...has taught me more about research...”
13 Senior Staff: “...the most valuable researching tool...”
14 Statistics: “...such vast amounts of the newest information...”
15 Exhibits and Events
17 Donor Honor Roll
ucla librarian progress report 2004 - 05 letter from the university
librarian Matthew Barragan is quite an amazing young man. He and his twin brother, Andrew, both recipients of Gates Millennium Scholarships, grew up in Delano, California, in the heart of the state’s agricultural region. Matthew has just begun his second year at UCLA and is majoring in political science, while his brother is attending Stanford University.
We in the Library got to know Matthew last spring, when he took a Fiat Lux Honors Collegium on library research. Taught by College Librarian Esther Grassian, this semi- nar helps undergraduates develop their research skills, beginning with identifying and refining a topic for a research paper through using the appropriate citation style in the paper’s bibliography.
Matthew took the library seminar in conjunction with a general education cluster course, “Interracial Dynamics: Race and Politics.” The GE course required a research paper, and in the course of writing his paper, “The Bracero Program and Bush’s Guest Worker Program: Will History Repeat Itself?,” Matthew discovered a personal connection to the topic: he found out that his grandfather had been a bracero.
The bracero program, as it was informally known, was created to ease manpower short- ages during World War II; it allowed Mexican migrant workers to enter the country to work legally, though at wages significantly lower than other laborers earned. The program was formally ended in 1964, but migrant workers still endure harsh working and living conditions and receive low pay.
Throughout this 2004-05 progress report, we’ve used Matthew’s own words describing his research into the bracero program, and ultimately into his own family, to shed a per- sonal light on the Library’s accomplishments. We have millions of books, thousands of journals, and hundreds of staff members, but those dry numbers truly come to life when you see how one of them helps a user make a personal connection.
On behalf of Matthew and the thousands of other UCLA students, faculty, and staff as well as scholars from around the world who rely on the Library, I would like to extend my thanks to our generous, visionary donors, who we are pleased to acknowledge in the Donor Honor Roll beginning on page seventeen. Your contributions support the collec- tions and services that sustain UCLA’s outstanding academic programs and that have enabled the Library to achieve its current ranking among the top five research libraries in North America.
You have also given Matthew Barragan a lasting gift, which his own words capture far better than mine can. “This researching journey has truly changed the way I view the past. I’m the grandson of a Mexican bracero now, attending one of the most prestigious universities in the country. … And our honors seminar truly gave me skills I will utilize throughout my college career and my entire life.”
Thank you, Matthew, for sharing your story with us.
Gary E. Strong University Librarian < 2 COLLECTIONS “The resources we are provided with at UCLA boggle the mind!” < 3 ... I was able to come up with most of the research through Expanded Academic ASAP, Cambridge Scientific Abstracts, and even a few UC-eLinks through Google Scholar. But because I had taken this class, I wasn’t satisfied with only using online databases. The best research papers include diverse materials in the bibliography, so I set off to try new things and utilize some new materials.
This may sound crazy, but since we have the easily accessible online resources, I had never checked out a book from any of the UCLA libraries. … At our one- on-one meeting I mentioned my fear of checking out a book, and you pointed me in the right direction. I utilized the Hispanic encyclopedia and then set off to check out some books on the bracero program. It turns out that the College Library had loads of books on the bracero program. I sifted through most of them to narrow my search to five books. Out of the five I ended up truly utilizing three of them.
Matthew Barragan Paper for Fiat Lux seminar on library research
Matthew Barragan didn’t know what the UCLA Library had to offer until a TA suggested that he take a Fiat Lux seminar on library research. But as the excerpt above shows, he has now become one of its biggest boosters. His story about researching his paper for “Interracial Dynamics: Race and Politics” brings a unique and personal perspective to impersonal titles and numbers.
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ARTS LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Birds of North America Spain, Switzerland, Tahiti, Uganda, and the Jack Albertson Papers Online project with comprehensive scientific United Kingdom Albertson started his show business career as a information for more than seven hundred species Jacques Gondoin (1738-1818) vaudeville dancer and became straight man to of birds nesting in the U.S. and Canada, including Description des écoles de chirurgie. dédiée à monsieur de la such comics as Milton Berle, Bert Lahr, and Bert image and video galleries showing behaviors, habi- Martiniére Wheeler. His numerous credits on film, television, tat, nests, eggs, and nestlings as well as recordings Paris: Ph.- D. Pierres, et se trouve chezellot & les and stage include the films “Man of a Thousand of bird songs and calls fréres Jombert, 1780 Faces” (1957), “Lover Come Back” (1962), “The Faculty of 1000 One of only one hundred copies of this extrava- Flim-Flam Man” (1967), and “The Poseidon Online database highlighting and reviewing gant record of architect Gondoin’s neo-classical Adventure” (1972); a Broadway production of Neil the most interesting papers in the life sciences, masterpiece, the Ecole de Médecine in Paris, this Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys” (1972); and the tel- based on recommendations of more than one book features spectacular drawings including the evision programs “Ensign O’Toole” and “Chico thousand invited researchers and scientists amphitheater with an anatomy lecture in progress. and the Man.” The collection consists of scripts, The Book of Baby Mine BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY HISTORY AND SPECIAL joke files, and ephemera related to his career. Published from 1915 through 1974, “Baby Mine” COLLECTIONS books were sent to mothers as record books with LOUISE M. DARLING BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY Collection of AIDS posters spaces for individual entries as well as text on Global Health More than six hundred AIDS posters created infant care. Marketed to local communities across Public health database of journal articles and for public health campaigns in countries including the country, they included appropriate local adver- books, conference proceedings, bulletins, reports, Australia, Austria, Canada, China, Costa Rica, tisements and catered to a growing middle class and theses emphasizing international health issues France, Germany, India, Japan, Luxembourg, with time to devote to the minutiae of their baby’s and including records from the British Bureau Martinique, Mexico, the Netherlands, New early life. The library now has 160 of them. of Hygiene and Tropical Diseases up to 1983 Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Portugal, The Library “licenses” - i.e., purchases online subscriptions to – nearly twenty thousand journals each year. Of those that Matthew used, one, Latino Studies, is a very new journal, which began publication in 2003 and then only electronically, not in print. Based at the University of Illinois at Chicago, it focuses on the experiences of Latinos and Latinas in North America. Another journal Matthew used, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, was launched in 1890, the year after the academy’s founding. Although still published in print, it is also available electronically through a number of different databases, including JSTOR.
In fact, JSTOR’s contents go far beyond this one venerable title. It began as a project of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to digitize back issues of paper journals, which would allow libraries to save space and the costs asso- ciated with it, while making the journals’ contents more accessible. It now
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Thierry de Hery (ca. 1500-60) DIGITAL LIBRARY PROGRAM EUGENE AND MAXINE ROSENFELD MANAGEMENT La methode curatoire de la maladie venerienne La Protesta Humana LIBRARY Paris: 1552 Digitized version of this rare Argentine socialist Business Monitor Online De Hery made a fortune from treating syphilitic newspaper from the Charles E. Young Research Covers some 175 global markets through econo- patients. Library Department of Special Collections mic and political news, risk ratings, and analysis; Michel Étienne Descourtilz (b. 1775) market research and forecasts of fourteen indus- Voyages d’un naturaliste: et ses observations; faites sur les trois RICHARD C. RUDOLPH EAST ASIAN LIBRARY try sectors; and a database of more than seventy- règnes de la nature, dans plusieurs ports de mer français, en Su wen xue cong kan five thousand multinational company subsidiaries Espagne, au continent de l’Amerique septentrionale, à Saint- Four-hundred-volume folk literature collection Conference Board Research Online Collection Yago de Cuba, et à St.-Domingue, où l’Auteur devenu le Taiwanese Studies This renowned research organization’s full-text prisonnier de 40,000 Noirs révoltés, et par suite mis en Fifty-six titles in seventy-seven volumes reports and annual surveys from 1996 to the liberté par une colonne de l’armée française, donne des present, covering the latest issues in business Shang Oracle Bones détails circonstanciés sur l’expédition du général Leclerc management and U.S. and global economics Paris: Dufart, père, 1809 Fifty-nine titles in 126 volumes; filled gaps and The only edition of this rare work in natural enhanced the library’s strong Chinese archaeology Global Financial Data science, it is especially important for its natural collection Database of financial and economic time-series data, some series going back to the sixteenth cen- history of the Caribbean and Haiti, written by Works by Hsiu-ya Chang tury, covering more than two hundred countries a French botanist who did extensive research in Twenty-eight titles, some out-of-print, in thirty- the area. seven volumes by this well-known Chinese literary RIA Checkpoint author; gives UCLA the nation’s second largest Full-text, online tax research tool providing a collection, next to the Library of Congress, of broad range of primary and secondary tax reports, her works treatises, journals, and other tax news sources encompasses more than eight hundred titles in disciplines including the arts and humanities, biological sciences, business, languages and litera- ture, mathematics and statistics, and social sciences.
JSTOR is a model journal aggregator for several reasons. First, it is a non-profit organization, so it is not subject to the pressures commercial publishers face to make a profit. This keeps the prices it charges libraries reasonable, an extremely important fact in the current environment of static or decreasing budgets and rapidly increasing materials costs. (See sidebar on page ten for more information on this crisis in scholarly publishing.) Second, it presents the page images of articles and makes the text completely searchable. This creates accurate elec- tronic facsimiles of the original articles
MUSIC LIBRARY Herschel Burke Gilbert Collection notes; sound recordings’ correspondence; and Musical America.Com of Motion Picture and Television Music other papers. Business source for music, with industry news, Gilbert earned Academy Award nominations as ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM a database of artists and artist managers, links to a film composer for “The Thief” (1952; score), venues and presenters, and a directory of arts “The Moon is Blue” (1953; title song), and Experimental Filmmakers organizations “Carmen Jones” (1954; score for a musical) and Local visual artist Pat O’Neill; UCLA also wrote title themes and music for television faculty member and documentarian Marina Rock’s Back Pages series including “The Rifleman,” “Wanted: Goldovskaya Collection of full-text articles of popular music Dead or Alive,” “Johnny Ringo,” “Burke’s Law,” Los Angeles Popular Music criticism going back to the 1970s “Gunsmoke,” “Gilligan’s Island,” and “The Big Comedian and disc jockey Harry Shearer; and Valley.” The collection contains manuscript scores MUSIC LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS record collector and radio personality Barry of his compositions and such related materials Hansen (“Dr. Demento”) A&M Records Collection as parts, cues, lyrics sheets, and sketches. Founded by Jerry Moss and Herb Alpert in 1962 Early (1920s-40s) Mexican-American film actress Leonard Stein Collection in Los Angeles, A&M Records became America’s Lupita Tovar Kohner Stein (1916-2004), a teaching and personal largest independent record company and devel- assistant to Arnold Schoenberg from 1939 until Longtime Central American activist Don White oped a roster that featured many of the top pop Schoenberg’s death in 1941, was a pianist speciali- and rock acts from the 1960s, ‘70s, and ‘80s; the UCLA Department of Health Services Professor zing in contemporary music and director of the collection includes sound recordings, manuscript Ruth Roemer Arnold Schoenberg Institute from 1975 until musical arrangements, photographs, correspon- 1991. The collection contains printed scores, dence, promotional materials, posters, gold including scores with performance annotations, albums, awards, books, and ephemera. analysis, and/or composers’ inscriptions; lecture and preserves all non-text-based content, such as graphics or photographs, for viewing. Third, JSTOR digitizes the entire run of each journal, from its first issue through a moving wall of approximately five years ago, which offers an unprecedented level of access to researchers.
Electronic resources like these make it possible to visit the Library without visiting a library - to enter through its virtual rather than physical doors. But print collections remain essential, as Matthew’s usage illustrates. He checked out a number of books from the holdings of the College Library, and the books he chose, on topics such as Mexican workers and U.S. foreign policy, are so heavily used and important to multiple areas of research and instruc- tion that copies are held by several campus libraries, including the Hugh and Hazel Darling Law Library, the Eugene and Maxine Rosenfeld Management Library, and the Charles E. Young Research Library.
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CHARLES E. YOUNG RESEARCH LIBRARY Voprosy istorii: online version of the historical journal CHARLES E. YOUNG RESEARCH LIBRARY Reference Resources: Russian Statistical Publications DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Education Index Retrospective Central and Eastern European Online Library Petrarch Enciclopedia Temática Del Perú Religious Dissent in Russia: Old Believers and their Cultural Canzonieri Europa World Plus Heritage 1514 Oxford Reference Online Premium World Political Science Abstracts This unusual edition features colored leaves Polskie Archiwum Biograficzne. Seria Nowa Chinese Recorder, 1867-1941 between its parts, an idea that seems to have origi- Worldwide Political Science Abstracts Records of the Office of Chinese Affairs, 1945-1955 nated with the famous Paduan/Roman scribe Women and Education in Iran and Afghanistan: An Annotated Science in a Colonial Context: Scientific Expeditions in the Bartolomeo di Sanvito in the first Aldine edition Bibliography of Sources in English, 1975-2003 Netherlands East-Indies, 1888-1948 in 1501. This is one of only two known 1514 copies Archive of the Brazilian Workers Party thus decorated, perhaps by Sanvito himself, and Government Information: La Izquierda: The Puerto Rican Movement CQ Electronic Library was purchased with funds provided by the Codice Murua Ahmanson Foundation. The Official Document System of the United Nations Relación de Michoacán Subject-Specific Acquisitions: El ingenioso hidalgo don Quixote de la Mancha:.facsimile Giorgio Sant’Angelo Collection The Zionist Movement and the Foundation of Israel 1839-1972 of the first edition of Don Quixote Sant’Angelo (1933-89), an important fashion Saudi Arabia: Secret Intelligence Records 1926-1939. Swahili Manuscripts from the School of Oriental and African designer active from the 1960s through the ‘80s, Islam: Political Impact, 1908-1972: British Documentary Studies earned acclaim for his fluid, avant-garde aesthetic. Sources Church Missionary Society Archive. Section IV: Africa Missions, Irving Krick Papers Microfilm holdings of 20 Arabic language news- Parts 16-24 A professional meteorologist and professor at the papers published in Southeast Asia Evans Text Creation Partnership: six thousand fully California Institute of Technology, Krick (1908- Hay dasakan matenagrut’iwn [Classical Armenian literature] searchable titles from the Early American 96) pioneered long-range weather forecasting Russian National Bibliography Imprints Collection techniques used during World War II to provide Books remain at the heart of the Library’s collections, and they present their own unique challenges. In most cases book prices are not rising as rapidly as journal subscription costs, but when the Library has to devote more of its acquisition budget to journals, that leaves less money for books. And books, in most cases, must be acquired at the time they are published; once out of print, it becomes much harder to find a copy to add to the collections.
Books also take up a great deal of physical space, and renovat- ing existing spaces or building new ones for books is extremely expensive. UCLA has the advantage of housing the Southern Regional Library Facility on campus, where less heavily used items can be stored and retrieved for users upon request, although this limits the serendipity that comes with browsing. And books wear out, particularly heavily used ones, which can suffer damage to bindings and pages. However, the 2004-05 fiscal year marked the first full year of operation for the
military planners with sound dates for the inva- data during research trips between 1960 and 1990. DMJ 100 sions of Normandy and North Africa. He was also This archive contains unique information on Online archive of the Duke Mathematical Journal, with the first to successfully accomplish cloud seeding 6,589 political leaders and activists at the local, nearly five thousand articles and citations that link on a massive scale and founded the first commer- state, and national levels, including in-depth directly to MathSciNet and Zentralblatt Math cial weather service in the country. interviews with major political figures. Encyclopedia of Modern Optics Frederic Prokosch Collection Reference work in optics; fiber systems; material SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LIBRARY Prokosch (1906-89) spent most of his adult life science; atomic, molecular, and laser physics; writing and publishing in Europe and attracted ASM Handbook Online optical physics; and related fields in engineering Well-known information source on metals and the admiration of writers including William Butler Merck Index Online materials technology containing all the data in the Yeats, Somerset Maugham, Albert Camus, and Encyclopedia of chemicals, drugs, and biologicals Thomas Mann during the 1930s and ‘40s for his print ASM Handbook, the Engineered Materials Handbook, poetry, translations, and novels. This collection and Metals Handbook Methods in Enzymology Reference work in the life and molecular sciences has virtually every edition of his works, some man- Computing Reviews containing detailed protocols and descriptions of uscripts and autograph letters, and almost all of Online resource presenting current research, biochemical and biophysical techniques his “butterfly books,” miniature poetry books. theory, and applications in all subdisciplines of Richard Sisson Research Collection computing through critical reviews of noteworthy SPIE Digital Library on South Asia publications Extensive resource on optics and photonics, with technical papers from International Society A former UCLA political science faculty member, Dictionary of Physics for Optical Engineering journals and conference department chair, and senior vice-chancellor for Reference source bridging the gap between pri- proceedings academic affairs, Sisson explored comparative mary literature and educational texts, with sixteen regionalism and comparative politics in South thousand entries on all the core areas of physics Asia, where he collected an extensive amount of and many applied and cross-disciplinary areas Library’s recently established conservation center, which was estab- lished with a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The grant also launched a three-year challenge to create an endowment to support the center’s ongoing operations, which the Library was able to complete in February 2005 with a closing grant from the Ahmanson Foundation.
One final comment from Matthew illustrates the success of all these efforts to provide collections in support of UCLA’s mission of teaching, research, and public service: “The resources we are provided with at UCLA boggle the mind. How we are able to freely access such vast amounts of the newest infor- mation out there always seems to shock me.”
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ARTS LIBRARY SPECIAL BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY HISTORY AND SPECIAL COLLECTIONS COLLECTIONS A striking French advertising Barbara Hale Papers poster for an analgesic called Hale, who may be most recog- Finidol has been added to the nizable as the character Della John C. Liebeskind History of Street, legal secretary in the Pain Collection. This multi- television drama “Perry Mason” disciplinary collection focusing (1957-66), has donated her on the history of pain alleviation papers. The collection consists includes oral histories with major of materials related to her work figures in the pain field, papers on “Perry Mason”, including of individuals, records of orga- (l-r) William Talman (Hamilton Burger), drafts of scripts, call sheets, and nizations, and pre-twentieth- Ray Collins (Lt. Arthur Tragg) Barbara production information from century historical materials. Hale (Della Street), Raymond Burr (Perry the original series and two-hour Mason), William Hopper (Paul Drake) Finidol is personified as a grinning blue movies (1985-94). person fighting with an octopus of pain. A CRISIS IN SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING?
Rising prices, decreasing or flat budgets – it’s a familiar tale in often the most high-priced, over alternate models of peer-reviewed almost any setting, from a family’s budget for gas for the car to the publishing such as open-access journals. Library’s budget for books and journals for its collections. And But efforts at the national, state, and local levels are underway to just as a family may look to solutions such as public transportation address these problems. Some scholarly societies that had turned to stretch scarce dollars, the Library has also begun taking steps their journals over to commercial publishers are either taking them to address what many describe as a crisis in scholarly publishing. back or starting new, lower-cost journals. The UC Office of the The potential effects of this crisis makes its urgency immediately President and the UC Academic Council have organized to investi- apparent. High prices force academic libraries across the country to gate and implement systemwide approaches, one of which includes make difficult choices about which books and journals to acquire, tougher negotiations with major journal publishers on behalf of all meaning that some items needed by users will not be purchased. UC campuses. This not only limits UCLA users’ access to information that may be The UCLA Library has launched an informational effort aimed essential to their own work; it also reduces access by users around at faculty and graduate students, which is designed to educate them the world to research created at UCLA. And this threatens the free both about the problems and about what they can do. Suggested flow of scholarly information, which is the bedrock of the academic actions include negotiating the terms of copyright agreements to endeavor. allow authors to retain rights for pre- and postprint uses; publish- High prices are only part of the problem. Restrictive copyright ing in alternative scholarly publications; archiving articles and data agreements required by some publishers severely limit the ability sets in institutional repositories, which are open to all users without of an author to share his or her work in other forms and through restriction; and encouraging promotion and tenure committees to other outlets. And academic peer review committees tend to favor recognize the credibility, prestige, value, and impact of alternate citations from long-established, prestigious journals, which are forms of electronic journal publication.
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Mark Weber Collection of Jazz Photographs Wallace Stevens Collection In the 1970s and ‘80s, Weber witnessed the experimental jazz scene In early 1951, while Peter H. in Los Angeles and recorded musicians and venues through photo- Lee was studying at the College graphy as both a devotee – he of St. Thomas in St. Paul, wrote for the jazz magazine CODA Minnesota, he sent Stevens – and a friend. He has given some poems. A friendship UCLA his photographs of jazz developed between the poet and blues musicians, along and the young Korean scholar, with notes, clippings, interview now a professor in the UCLA transcripts, correspondence, Department of East Asian programs, flyers, and articles. Wallace Stevens to Peter H. Lee Languages and Cultures, as February 17, 1955 documented by the letters in Betty Carter; Dennis Irwin, bass this collection, which contain Stevens’ reflections on poetry and schol- April 12, 1976 arship in general. Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach SERVICES “This class has taught me more about research than I ever thought possible.”
Researching for my GE Cluster “Interracial Dynamics: Race and Politics” class has been a tremendous joy. This class in itself has taught me more about research than I ever thought possible. ... In researching for my paper on the Mexican bracero program, I utilized all of the tools learned in our honors seminar. ... Finally, the most valuable researching tool at UCLA has been...the librarians! It’s very true. The UCLA librarians have been so helpful in guiding me though the steps to research. The online Road to Research tutorials have helped me to understand how to appropriately navigate through information. And our honors seminar truly gave me skills I will utilize throughout my college career and my entire life.
Matthew Barragan Paper for Fiat Lux seminar on library research
Matthew Barragan vividly recalls his first encounter walks students through the steps of identifying and with the UCLA Library, which took place when his refining a topic, selecting research tools, critically Sociology 1 class went to the College Library for a evaluating material, using information ethically, and brief session on library resources and research strate- citing sources appropriately. By taking it in conjunc- gies. One of literally hundreds of similar sessions tion with the general education course “Interracial that librarians across campus conduct at the begin- Dynamics: Race and Politics,” which required a ning of each quarter, this is just one example of the research paper, Matthew was able to put his new skills research and instructional services the Library offers to use at the same time he learned them and to call to users, ranging from library tours for large groups on expert advice from his teacher, College Librarian to one-on-one consultations with faculty, graduate Esther Grassian, whenever he needed it. students, and undergraduates about specific projects. Matthew also took advantage of two of the Library’s Matthew took advantage of another of these services online tutorials to test and expand his skills. “Bruin when he signed up for the Fiat Lux seminar on Success with Less Stress” [http://www.library.ucla. library research. More than just an instructional ses- edu/bruinsuccess] alerted him to the dangers of pla- sion, however, this quarter-long, for-credit course giarism, file sharing, and academic dishonesty, and < 11 “The Road to Research” [http://www.sscnet.ucla. by email, and through the Web via live, real-time chat edu/library] helped him understand how to navigate offer user multiple ways to ask questions and request through information. These interactive tutorials suit assistance. Online forms to request interlibrary loan the study habits of today’s undergraduates, who want items and searches for missing items enable users to to be able to access Library services whenever and more quickly obtain needed research materials. wherever they’re studying, not just when the campus libraries are open. And with the online information environment expanding at an exponential pace, one of the most This emphasis on user control is an important focus valuable services the Library can provide is to help of all Library services. For example, customization users identify the most useful search engines and features have been added to the UCLA Library Cata- resources. That’s why the Library added a section log that allow users to tailor screen displays to their on Google Scholar™, search engines, databases, preferences and to save searches from one search and where they fit into the research process to its session to another, then modify and repeat them. homepage. Google Scholar searches broadly across Reference services available in person, by telephone, disciplines and materials such as journal articles,
books, and dissertations, and in many cases links quality, for the second time in three years. The enable users to go directly from a result to the results of this survey, together with user input gath- journal article or catalog record in UCLA Library ered through usability testing, focus groups, and collections. In fact, Matthew used Google Scholar anecdotal feedback, are essential to ensuring that the when researching his paper. But Google Scholar’s Library offers services that enable users to meet their results may not be as focused or current as a user educational, research, and instructional objectives. needs. So the Library developed several accom- panying quick information screens, including a The paper that Matthew wrote for his Fiat Lux side-by-side comparison with a subject-specific seminar is one more example of user feedback, and scholarly search engine and two brief movies, to his concluding sentence indicates that this particular help users decide what will best suit their needs. service achieved its objective: to give students skills that they will use throughout their college years In an ongoing effort to gather users’ assessments of and beyond. Library services and identify areas in which services need improvement, the Library participated in LibQUAL+, a national project to measure service < 12 UCLA LIBRARY SENIOR STAFF* “... the most valuable researching tool at UCLA has been ... the librarians!”
Eleanor Mitchell, Head, College Library
John Riemer, Head, Cataloging and Metadata Center
Stephen Schwartz, Head, Library Information Technology
Heidi Sandstrom, Associate Director, Regional Medical Library
Dawn Setzer, Director, Library Communications
Gary E. Strong, University Librarian Teresa Barnett, Director, Oral History Don Sloane, Head, Charles E. Young Program Research Library Access Services Susan Parker, Deputy University Librarian and Chief Financial Officer Claire Bellanti, Director, Library Amy Smith, Director, Library Business Services Development Judy Consales, Associate University Librarian for Health and Life Sciences; Ellen Broidy, Head, Charles E. Young Kristen St. John, Head, Conservation Head, Louise M. Darling Biomedical Research Library Collections, Research, Center Library and Instructional Services Andy Stancliffe, Head, Social Sciences, Pat Hawthorne, Director, Library Colleen Carlton, Director, Southern Humanities, and Arts Acquisitions Human Resources Regional Library Facility Victoria Steele, Head, Charles E. Young Terry Ryan, Associate University Rita Costello, Head, Eugene and Maxine Research Library Department of Special Librarian for the UCLA Electronic Rosenfeld Management Library Collections Library Stephen Davison, Head, Digital Library Gordon Theil, Head, Arts Library and Cynthia Shelton, Associate University Program Music Library Librarian for Collection Management and Scholarly Communication Sharon Farb, Director, Digital Amy Tsiang, Head, Richard C. Rudolph Collection Management and Licensing East Asian Library Sarah Barbara Watstein, Associate University Librarian for Research and Audrey Jackson, Head, Science and David Yamamoto, Public Services Web Instructional Services Engineering Library Developer
✽ AS OF JUNE 30, 2005 < 13 STATISTICS “How we are able to freely access such vast amounts of the newest information out there always seems to shock me.”
Collections: BUDGET – $33.9 MILLION
• 8,064,896 million total volumes WHERE IT GOES • 78,236 current serial subscriptions
• 143,187 electronic resources
Library materials: 27% Staff salaries: 29% Users:
• 3.86 million visitors to all campus libraries General • 21,170 participants in library Academic salaries: 16% assistance (student, instructional programs part-time, or temporary • 2.4 million items circulated (checkouts employees): 7% plus renewals) Supplies and equipment: 11% Employee • 158,683 reference questions answered Benefits: 10% (134,921 in person, 1,201 online,14,810 by telephone, 7,636 by email, 115 by mail) WHERE IT COMES FROM • 4.7 million virtual visits to the Library homepage
• 1.2 million visits to the UCLA Library Catalog
• 41,078 interlibrary loan items borrowed General, Lottery, and • 59,761 interlibrary loan items loaned Related Funds: 87%
• 4,156 Document Delivery requests filled
Staff: Sales and • 89 Librarians Service: 4% Contracts and Gifts and • 268 Staff Grants: 4% Endowments: 5% • 437 Students < 14 UCLA LIBRARY EXHIBITS
LOUISE M. DARLING David Millett, MD, PhD – February More Than Meets the Eye: Photography BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY 8, 2005 by Henry Lim and Amanda Whiting – February 1-March 12, 2005 Exhibits “The Life and Times of Hormone Replacement Therapy: Medicine, “El Caballero de la Triste Figura”: In The News: Periodical Cicadas Gender, and Aging in America”: Cervantiana from the Collection of As Heard Deafeningly in the East Elizabeth Siegel Watkins, PhD – Enrique Rodríguez-Cepeda – March and Midwest Magicicada septendecim (L.) March 8, 2005 14-April 30, 2005 – July-August 2004 “George Huntington and ‘On Chorea’: Winning Collections from the 2005 In the News: Historical and Special East Hampton and the Making of a Robert B. and Blanche Campbell Collections in UCLA Libraries – Genetic Disease”: Alice Wexler, PhD Student Book Collection November 2004 – April 12, 2005 Competition – May 1-27, 2005 “It Was Twenty Years Ago Today: Dr. “Genetic Individuality in Medicine: UCLA UNICEF presents “Children of Anna Fisher (BA 1971, MD 1976) From Garrod to Pharmacogenetics the World” – May 2-6, 2005 Takes her Alma Mater into Space” – and Single Nucleotide Polymor- December 2004 Student Exhibits: Look Beneath the phisms”: Nathaniel Comfort, PhD – Surface: Original Art by Victims EEG - February 2005 May 17, 2005 of Human Trafficking – May 10-20, Hormone Replacement Therapy – March 2005; Realities: An Evolution of an Events 2005 Artist: The Art of Nahn Jiminian – Huntington Disease – April 2005 “Winging It in L.A.” Talk and Reception May 23-27, 2005; A Struggle – October 14, 2004 Illustrated: The Fight Against Breast Archibald Garrod – May 2005 Medicine and Civilization in China: Cancer – May 30-June 10, 2005 In the News: Rediscovering the Ivory- A Chat with Irwin Ziment – June 7, Billed Woodpecker – May-June 2005 Powell Music in the Rotunda 2005 Classical Guitarist Heday Mercury – UCLA Programs in Medical Classics COLLEGE LIBRARY October 21, 2004 “The Myth of the Malaria-Tolerant Exhibits Collegium Musicum: Medieval and Early Native: Medical Knowledge and Renaissance – December 3, 2004 Agricultural Development in Rounce and Coffin Club: 2003 Western South Africa in the 1920s and Books 62nd Annual Exhibition – Classical Guitarist Payam Larijani – ‘30s”: Randall Packard, PhD – through July 22, 2004 January 27, 2005 October 19, 2004 “Parental Advisory: This Music May Be UCLA Balkan Women’s Choir – April 21, “Patterns of Human Illness: A Offensive to Some...”: Selections 2005 from the Archive of Popular Ameri- Continually Changing Landscape”: UCLA Guitar Ensemble – May 12, 2005 Joseph K. Perloff, MD – December can Music – September 30-October UCLA Near Eastern Ensemble and Music 7, 2004 31, 2004 of India Ensemble – May 26, 2005 “The EEG in America and the Develop- Authors and Actors: Signed Books from Quarter Life Crisis A Capella – June 2, ment of Clinical Neuroscience”: the Collection of Lawrence Grobel – November 1-December 23, 2004 2005 < 15 AND EVENTS
Historical Ballroom Dance in the Faculty Case CHARLES E. YOUNG RESEARCH Rotunda LIBRARY DEPARTMENT OF Joan Waugh, Department of History; SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Revolutionary Ball – July 24, 2004 Jesus Torrecilla, Department of Spanish and Portuguese - July 2004 Exhibits Second Annual Valentino’s Tango and Ragtime Ball – October 23, 2004 John Baldessari, Department of Art – A Centenary Celebration of Ralph J. August 2004 Bunche – through September 2004 Fourth Annual Waltz Through Time – November 20, 2004 Cameron Campbell, Department of “Make Beauty”: Costumes by Dorothy Sociology – September 2003 Jeakins – September-December Victorian Cotillion – December 28, 2004 2004 David Roussève, Department of World Arts and Cultures – October 2004 Wilder Shores: Lady Travelers of the Second Annual Romeo and Juliet Italian Eighteenth and Nineteenth Renaissance Ball – February 12, Michael Mann, Department of Sociology Centuries – January-May 2005 2005 – November 2004 The Sleepy Lagoon Case: Constitutional Third Annual Presidents Ball – March 5, Robert Rosen, School of Theater, Film, Rights and the Struggle for 2005 and Television – December 2004 Democracy – May - June 2005 Cervantes’ Don Quixote: Four Hundredth Sebastian Edwards, School of Anniversary Ball – April 26, 2005 Management – January 2005 OTHER EVENTS
Hollywood Magic: Dance in Film – May Jacques Maquet, Department of “Preserving your Family History” 14, 2005 Anthropology – February 2005 Demonstration and Discussion” – Eight Annual Jane Austen Dance – June Don Shoup, Department of Urban July 1, 2004 4, 2005 Planning – March 2005 Bonnie Cashin Endowed Lecture Series: Carroll B. Johnson, Department of Deborah Nadoolman Landis – CHARLES E. YOUNG RESEARCH Spanish and Portuguese – April October 8, 2004 LIBRARY 2005 Recent Acquisitions Reception – Main Exhibit Area The Sleepy Lagoon Case, Constitutional November 3, 2004 Choosing the President: Research and Rights, and the Struggle for Demo- Bonnie Cashin Endowed Lecture Series: Reality – July-September 2004 cracy: A Commemorative Symposium Barbara Hodgson – February 3, Connection, Creation, Collaboration: – May 2005 2004 A Celebration of World Arts and Roger Bourland, Department of Music; Iranian Studies Collections Private View – Cultures – October-December 2004 Elizabeth Marchant, Department of March 10, 2005 Spanish and Portuguese; Mike Rose, The A&M Records Collection – January- Celebration of the A&M Records Department of Education – June March 2005 Collection – March 24, 2005 2004 Celebrating Cervantes: The Quater- Robert B. and Blanche Campbell Student centennial of Don Quijote – April-June Book Collection Competition Awards 2005 Ceremony – April 27, 2005
Retired Librarians Tea – May 10, 2005 < 16 2004-2005 DONORHONORROLL The UCLA Library system is ranked among the top five academic research libraries in North America and continues to draw international attention for its superlative collections and innovative use of technology. To assure support of UCLA’s acclaimed academic and research programs, private contributions are more important than ever. We are honored to thank the individuals, foundations, and corporations whose generous philanthropy has played a vital role in the continued success of the UCLA Library during the fiscal year from July 1, 2004, through June 30, 2005.
Major Gifts Carolyn N. Cunningham* Constance Lodge These individuals, corporations, and foundations made To support the University Librarian’s Critical To augment the Ardis Lodge Memorial Fund cumulative cash contributions of $10,000 or greater. Needs Fund. for the Reference Collection in the Charles E. William Hobson* Steinmetz Foundation Young Research Library. To augment both the Evelyn Troup Hobson For the continued processing of the Orsini Ralph R. and Patricia N. Sonnenschein and William Hobson Endowed Collection in Family Papers Archive in the Charles E. Young To establish the Ralph R. and Patricia N. the fields of education and psychology and the Research Library Department of Special Sonnenschein Medals Collection Fund in the Primary Resources Institute Fund. Collections. Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Norman J. and Armena B. Powell and Special Collections. For the UCLA Library Preservation and To establish a quasi-endowment to support Shirley S. Rothman and Rita C. Rothman Conservation Endowment, which supports the highest priorities of the University To augment the Raymond C. Rothman preservation efforts including the UCLA Librarian. Endowed Collection in the History of Library Conservation Center. David Bohnett Foundation Cognitive Science in the Louise M. Darling Henry J. Bruman* To establish the David Bohnett Foundation Biomedical Library. To enhance the Bruman Map Collection in Endowment for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation the Charles E. Young Research Library Transgender Collections in the Charles E. For the creation of a digital facsimile of the Collections, Research, and Instructional Young Research Library Department of 1582 edition of Corpus Juris Canonici. Services. Special Collections. International Association for the Study of Pain The J. Paul Getty Trust Jacqueline Briskin To augment the John C. Liebeskind History of For the processing and cataloging of five major To enhance the Bert and Jacqueline Briskin Pain Collection in the Louise M. Darling collections that document art and architecture Endowed Collection in Fiction. Biomedical Library History and Special in Los Angeles during the twentieth century: Robert Eckert and Jerome Elliott Collections. the archives of the UCLA School of Arts and To support the Charles E. Young Research Thomas E. Saito Architecture and the papers of Jules Langsner, Library Department of Special Collections. To augment the Marie Saito Endowed Richard Neutra, Gordon Wagner, and June Scholarship Fund to support a student pursu- Wayne. Ludwig Lauerhass, Jr. To establish the Ludwig Lauerhass, Jr. ing a degree in information studies at UCLA. The Ahmanson Foundation Endowed Collection in Brazilian Studies in Herb Alpert To support the UCLA Library Preservation the Charles E. Young Research Library For processing of the A&M Records and Conservation Endowment. An additional Department of Special Collections. Collection in the Music Library Special gift for acquisitions for the Ahmanson- Collections. Murphy Aldine Collection. Robert and Claire Q. Bellanti To establish the Bob and Claire Bellanti Music Jerry S. Moss National Committee on the Emeriti Inc. Library Special Collections Discretionary For processing of the A&M Records For the evaluation of scholarly and personal Fund to support the areas of music and the Collection in the Music Library Special papers of emeriti faculty in the UCLA Library performing arts. Collections. University Archives. Marvin E. Fieman Alavi Foundation The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation To establish the Dr. Marvin E. Fieman For the acquisition of Persian-language books To support the UCLA Library Preservation Endowed Collection in Contemporary World and journals. and Conservation Endowment. History in the Charles E. Young Research Unocal Corporation Library. For processing of the Unocal Archives in the < 17 Charles E. Young Research Library Omar Perez Medical Corporation Norah E. Jones Department of Special Collections. PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation** Max Lawrence Irwin and Yda Ziment SCEA Joan Lenihan For the Endowment Collection for Marvin and Sondra Smalley Foundation Sarah R. Lesser Complementary and Alternative Medicine Smotrich Family Foundation Constance Lodge founded by Yda and Irwin Ziment, M.D. in J.C. Soeung Corporation Michelle London the Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. Steinmetz Foundation Basil W. Martinez Strategic Knowledge Technologies Sheila Morrison Corporate and Foundation Gifts Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A. Inc.** James J. and Rosemarie J. Nix These corporations and foundations made cumulative cash UCLA Medical Center Auxiliary Clarice Campbell Olcott contributions of $100 or greater or cumulative gift-in-kind Unocal Corporation Judy A. Postley contributions valued at $1,000 or greater. The Winnick Family Foundation, Inc. Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Woolee, Inc. Hilda Newman Rolfe ABC-CLIO Carmela H. Speroni Advance Group Property Library Associates - Powell Society Elizabeth S. Stacey and W. Peter Marien The Ahmanson Foundation These individuals made cumulative discretionary gifts of Mary Lou and William A. Steinmetz Alavi Foundation $1,000 or greater. Ann E. Sumner The Herb Alpert Foundation David S. and Suebelle S. Verity Antiquarian Booksellers Association Abdelmonem A. and Marianne H. Afifi Gloria Werner of America, Inc. - Southern California Jean L. Aroeste Mary E. Williams Chapter Stanley H. and Ronda E. Breitbard
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David Bohnett Foundation Mildred R. Johnson Bequests Bonne Bridges Mueller O’Keefe and Nichols Howard K. Lee The UCLA Library received distributions from the estates The Capital Group Companies, Inc.** Mrs. Harry Lenart of the following individuals. Daabco Industries, Inc. Willard L. and Ruth B. Marmelzat Henry J. Bruman* Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Herb and Margery Morris Carolyn N. Cunningham* Embryon, Inc. Norman J. and Armena B. Powell William Hobson* Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc Leon and Barbara Rootenberg William A. Lessa* Evergreen Publishing and Stationery Mary A. Rudolph Leonard D. Stein* Fairbanks Orthotics and Prosthetics Amy Smith and Robert Simon Johanna E. Tallman* The J. Paul Getty Trust Gary E. and Carolyn Strong Hanncarr, Inc. D. Gareth Wootton Donors Harold A. and Lois Haytin Foundation These donors made cumulative cash contributions of $100 First Century Society Members HDR Investment Company or greater or cumulative gift-in-kind contributions valued at IBM International Foundation** These members of the First Century Society have included the $1,000 or greater. UCLA Library in their estate plans. International Association for the Study of Pain A J & R Fashions, Inc. Roy H. Aaron ABC-CLIO Sammy Yu-Kuan Lee Foundation Marion and Kurt Anker Advance Group Property Willard L. Marmelzat Foundation Jacqueline Briskin Abdelmonem A. and Marianne H. Afifi The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Wilmer B. and Mary N. Buckland The Ahmanson Foundation Moss Foundation Wade A. and Alison O. Bunting Alavi Foundation National Committee on the Emeriti Inc. Robert Eckert and Jerome Elliott The Herb Alpert Foundation Order of the Blue Shield Ray and Marian Engelke Herb Alpert Seniel and Dorothy Ostrow Foundation Jack Fromkin Harlan C. and Patricia P. Amstutz The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Robert M. and Sandra C. Hobbs Robert C. Anderson Mark E. and Sharon H. Angelos ✽ Indicates that the donor is deceased ✽✽ Indicates matching contribution Kurt R. and Marion V. Anker < 18 Anonymous Dora P. Crouch G Antiquarian Booksellers Association of Alejandra Cruz Emma Gee America, Inc. Carolyn N. Cunningham* Larry S. Gelbart Jean L. Aroeste Alfonso C. and Dolores Curiel The J. Paul Getty Trust Mohammed Atik D Dionisio B. and Beatriz R. Getubig B Daabco Industries, Inc. Bruce F. Gilbert and Jung Ja Lee-Gilbert Clarence L.H. Baer, Jr. Rodolfo A. and Rosario J. Daquioag Gertrude Gilbert Ruben and Cheryl Baghdassarian Raffaele A. and Susan C. Davidovich Rose R. Gilbert Manuel G. Baldenegro Jim Davidson Thomas M. and Karen F. Gill Thomas K. and Jill E. Barad Kathleen Davidson R. Jane Gilliam Kenneth Baron John G. and Anna M. De Vore Horia and Monica P. Giuroiu Calista R. Beers Charles B. Deel Gloria G. Gonick Ann H. Bein Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Jay Grauer Aleksandr and Sofiya Bekkerman Emma Dermardirossian Arnold L. and Francine H. Gray Robert and Claire Q. Bellanti Fay Dichner Henri W. Guyader Joan M. Benedetti Robert G. Dickson H C. Mae Benjamin Raul D. and Medalla D. Dimapindan Warren W. Hamilton, Jr. R. Reese and Rosemary Benson Mark J. Doane Joseph S. Handler Barry W. and Sharla P. Boehm Stefan and Sofia Dondoe Hanncarr, Inc. Nancy Bogen Robin M. Dorn Pamela K. Harer Robert F. Boggs Norman H. and Miriam S. Dudley Ginger Harmon David Bohnett Foundation Helen A. Duffy Brenda F. Harris
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Bonne Bridges Mueller O’Keefe and Nichols E Harold A. and Lois Haytin Foundation Jo Anne Boorkman Tomas M. Eagan Lois Haytin Ralph N. and Gina M. Borelli Robert Eckert and Jerome Elliott HDR Investment Company John S. Bragin Linda C. Edwards Michael H. Heim Stanley H. and Ronda E. Breitbard William P. Edwards Gary R. and Ragnhild Heller Stephen and Paula P. Breitbart Marjorie Egan Anthony and Rosa E. Hernandez Jacqueline Briskin Elizabeth R. Eisenbach Kathleen G. Hernandez Demetrios Brizolis Embryon, Inc. Maria J. Hernandez Henry J. Bruman* Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc Daniel A. and Teresa A. Hettinger David W. and Barbara G. Bulechek Terry Eselun David Hirsch Wade A. and Alison O. Bunting William and Debra Evains Dora Tak Yee Ho Michael S. and Roxanne Burk Evergreen Publishing and Stationery Lori A. Hobelman Nina Byers F William Hobson* C Fairbanks Orthotics and Prosthetics Howard and Sue A. Hooker William F. and Frances E. Cahill Steve and Lynda C. Farrar Jerry L. Hoover and Charlotte B. Brown Stewart J. Cameron Nasser Fathi George B. and Judith Hopwood Perfecto M. Campos Joseph P. Faust Tse Hsin Hsueh Cuoi V. and Xuan K. Cao Mark and Barbara L. Feldman Melinda M. Hurst David R. and Marlene Capell Marvin E. Fieman Katherine Hutter The Capital Group Companies, Inc. William and Patricia Flumenbaum Thomas F. and Judith E. Hyde Thomas J. and Maria L. Carlton Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Fong I Diahann Carroll Steven E. Formaker IBM International Foundation Jose J. and Maria R. Castillo John J. and Renee J. Formosa Catarino B. and Maria Theresa A. Ifurung Boris Catz Paul Franco International Association for the Study of Pain Wan S. and Yoke Y. Chan Robert B. Freel Paul and Yoko Iverson Anthony Chen Arthur L. and Judith W. Friedman J William and Sao N. Chiang Eugene M. Friedman J & R Fashions, Inc. Rick and Della Chu Jonathan A. Friedman Fred Jaleh Joy A. Chuck Michael L. and Juanita H. Frisby Wendell E. Jeffrey and Bernice M. Wenzel Sol Cohen Mildred R. Johnson Luis Cordero Norah E. Jones M. Rita Costello Spencer E. and Joyce Covert ✽ Indicates that the donor is deceased ✽✽ Indicates matching contribution < 19 Eric G. Juline M Orlando and Emily E. Petito Richard B. Jurmain Hui Y. Man Susan D. Polhemus K Virginia Mancini Suzanne Pourmoneshi Fariba Kaghazchi Lisa H. Marks Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Robert G. Kaley II Willard L. Marmelzat PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation Laura Kalpakian Willard L. Marmelzat Foundation Harvey D. Prince and Joan Shaffran-Prince Shobha A. Kamath Jeffrey L. Marr Marianne Puncheon Barbara H. Katt Deborah Mars R Charlie Keagle Dennis and Julie Marshall Nejatollah K. and Shamsi Rabbanian John Kelley and Elizabeth R. Arnold Kenneth R. and Joan R. Marti Krishnama K. and Hemalatha Raju John C. and Marsha M. Kelly Isaac and Morgan Massachi Michail and Miriam Rakovshchik Larry M. Kent James O. and Natalie R. Mc Kenna Wanda Tene Ramser Mary K. Keshishian Wilson C. Mc Williams Laila M. Rashid Chung P. Kim William E. McCarthy Robert W. Rector Tae H. and Ok H. Kim Gerald H. Meaker Stanley M. and Sheila L. Redd Theodore C. Kimball The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Elaine Rich DONOR Lynn K. Kitano John W. and Carolyn A. Messer Michael C. and Dolores M. Rogers Jeffrey H. and Susan M. Klopper Stanley Mickel Ricardo Romo Charles M. Knobler Jeff Mih Leon and Barbara Rootenberg Charles E. Miller Milton J. Kodmur Wilford H. Ross HONOR Dorothy L. Koe Virginia L. Miner Bennett E. Roth Steven D. and Karin B. Koobatian Donka Minkova Rita C. Rothman Zbigniew Z. and Grazyna M. Krewin Steven M. Minor Shirley S. Rothman Beth Krzywicki Eric H. Monkkonen* Richard H. and Mary A. Rouse ROLL Kin U. and Maria I. Kuan Herb and Margery Morris Deborah M. Rudolph and John H. Hawley Moss Foundation Mary A. Rudolph I couldn’t believe how valuable my efforts had been and how useful all of my research materials were to leading me here.
L Jerry S. Moss Mary J. Ryan Ludwig Lauerhass, Jr. Margaret Mueller-Hanley Nancy Ryan Denise Lawrence William L. and Marie Munoz S Tong V. and Hong T. Le Douglas R. and Leslie J. Murphy-Chutorian Thomas E. Saito Sammy Yu-Kuan Lee Foundation Evangelos A. and Irene H. Mylonas Satoshi and Yoshimi Sakurai Howard K. Lee N Ephraim Sales Martin L. and Marilyn Lee Kenichi and Hiroko Naka Delia N. Salvi Mun B. and Ellen Lee Gary B. Nash and Cynthia J. Shelton SCEA Peter C. and Tria T. Lee National Committee on the Emeriti Inc. Brian E. C. and Sherri Schottlaender Peter H. Lee B.M. and Helen L. Nefkens John and Janie Scott Caroline Lembeck Dion Neutra Robert L. and Elizabeth H. Scott Mrs. Harry Lenart Layne Nielson Carolyn See William A. Lessa* Giovanni and Marit Nocerino Laurence and Sallie Seigler Dennis K. Leung and Marianne M. Siu Anthony and Holly Nugent Robert S. and Carol L. Shahin Howard L. and Carol A. Levy Cynthia J. Nunes and Barbara Nye Ralph J. and Shirley L. Shapiro Diana Lidow O Edward and Nancy C. Sheftel Che H. Lin Tatyana Shevtsov Bill Ling Susan W. Okum Order of the Blue Shield David W. Shneidman Roseline Livingston Roman Shpilsky Lawrence L. and Bridget H. Lo Karen Orren Seniel and Dorothy Ostrow Foundation Anita M. Shue Joseph Lo Joel S. Siegel Constance Lodge P Michael D. and Nancy W. Sifter Richard and Elaine Loh The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Ruth M. Simon Lonzo T. and Alicia Lowe Steve Pearlman Gyaneshwari and Satya N. Singh Sharon Lucchesi Gertrude M. Pereira Richard and Willa A. Sisson Janet E. Lustig Omar Perez Medical Corporation Marvin and Sondra Smalley Louise B. Lyon Omar Perez Marvin and Sondra Smalley Foundation < 20 Amy Smith and Robert Simon Johannes Wilbert In memory of Yvette Johnson Deborah A. Smith James W. Wilkie Robert and Claire Q. Bellanti James L. Smith Gary and Karen B. Winnick In memory of Isabelita Joven Helene V. Smookler The Winnick Family Foundation, Inc. Claricia B. Joven Smotrich Family Foundation Sylvia A. Wong Marvin L. Smotrich Woolee, Inc. In memory of Stanley Kurman Thomas W. Smotrich D. Gareth Wootton Nancy Ryan Eddy Soetjipto and Choen L. Joe Luan-Ping Wu In memory of Ardis Lodge J.C. Soeung Corporation Y Constance Lodge Rich Soeung and Vathanary Chek Steven Z. and Sandy T. Yang In memory of Olivette O. Marr Ralph R. and Patricia N. Sonnenschein Phillip B. and Alicia S. Yao Jeffrey L. Marr Raymond Soto Christina Yee Mark C. and Judy St. John In memory of Sam M. Marr Ty and Wei Chen Yeh Jeffrey L. Marr Andrew J. Stancliffe John W. Young Bob W. and Donna L. Starford William H. and Rita G. Young In memory of Earl Miner Eric R. and Paige K. Stauss Virginia L. Miner Z Victoria Steele In memory of Kathleen A. Morrison Leonard D. Stein* Joan S. Zenan Irene M. Zielke A.J. Trotter
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In honor of Catherine E. Soeung In honor of Daniel Q. Yao Ludwig Lauerhass, Jr. J.C. Soeung Corporation Phillip B. and Alicia S. Yao Ernest Born collection of photographs docu- Rich Soeung and Vathanary Chek In honor of Ken K. Yeh menting the architecture and art of the Italian In honor of Brittny L. Starford Ty and Wei Chen Yeh medieval and Renaissance periods. Bob W. and Donna L. Starford In honor of Emma L. Young Joseph S. Handler In honor of Alison B. Stauss William H. and Rita G. Young Books and materials to augment the Kenneth Rexroth Papers. Eric R. and Paige K. Stauss In honor of Christa M. Zielke In honor of Karen D. Stich Irene M. Zielke Mark A. Weber Margaret F. Walker Collection of jazz photographs, slides, record- Selected Gift Collections ings, and papers. In honor of Gail Antoinette St. John These individuals and corporations donated manuscripts, Mark C. and Judy St. John R. Reese and Rosemary Benson books, and other materials whose cumulative value is More than 170 ornithology books and five bird In honor of Kate M. Stratton $10,000 or greater. prints by John Gould in association with H.C. Peter F. Stratton Gertrude Gilbert Richter. In honor of Gary E. Strong The manuscript archive of the film and televi- Robert J. Thomas Order of the Blue Shield sion music legend Herschel Gilbert. Collection of cinema and related materials, In honor of Aiko Suzuki Dion Neutra including manuscripts, clippings, notes, Yoshio and Masumi Suzuki Architectural documents and renderings of drafts, photographs and ephemera. In honor of Sahar Taghizadeh Richard Neutra’s office projects. Evergreen Publishing and Stationery and Zekrollah Taghizadeh Ephraim Sales Anthony Chen In honor of Steven Taylor The Irving P. Krick Archives, including corre- Books and materials from Evergreen Books. Mary C. Kite spondence and business records. In honor of Sose V. Thomassian Emma Dermardirossian Donors acknowledged above made contributions between July 1, 2004, and June 30, In honor of Nicholas S. Thornton Terry L. and Joanna Thornton 2005. We have made every effort to ensure completeness and accuracy. However, if you In honor of Biddy Tran discover an error or omission, please call Library Development at 310.206.8526 so John D. Tran that we can correct our records. < 24 COLLECTION ENDOWMENTS* Theresa G. Aaron Endowed Collection in Henny and Rudolf Engelbarts Fund Maxicare Research and Educational Foundation Children’s Literature The Francis P. Farquhar Mountaineering Collection Endowment Walter Jarvis Barlow History of Medicine Collection and Endowment Fund Everett and Jean Moore Endowment in Reference Collection Fund Dr. Marvin E. Fieman Endowed Collection in Franklin D. Murphy Memorial Fund The Sanford and Phyllis Beim Endowed Contemporary World History The Franklin E. 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