THE CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE LIBRARY ANNUAL REPORT 2006-2007
DECEMBER, 2007 THE STAFF OF THE CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE LIBRARY
Administration: Director of Academic Resources and the Library: Janet R. Cottrell Associate Director & Collection Development/Acquisitions Librarian: Marie A. Kascus Librarians: Sarah Cohen, Technical Librarian Michele Melia, Online/Distance Learning/Technology Librarian Paula Olsen, Reference and Instruction Librarian Brenda Racht, Reference and Interlibrary Loan Librarian Circulation Staff: Tammy Miller, Circulation Coordinator Freddy Angel, Evening/Weekend Circulation Assistant Chris Campion, Evening/Weekend Circulation Assistant Gloria De Souza, Evening/Weekend Circulation Assistant Matt Jarvis, Evening/Weekend Circulation Assistant Archives: Archives Coordinator: Christina Dunphy THE CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE LIBRARY ANNUAL REPORT 2006-2007 CONTENTS
Library Vision Statement...... 1 Miller Information Commons: "Intellectual Center"...... 2 The facility and its use ...... 2 Exhibits and displays ...... 3 Special events...... 4 "Exemplary Library and Information Resources"...... 5 Improving the print collection...... 5 Improving accessibility of two collections: Children's and Oversize...... 6 Keeping up with a changing curriculum ...... 7 Supporting the new Core Curriculum...... 7 Supporting BYOBiz ...... 11 Circulation trends ...... 12 Interlibrary loan...... 13 Laptop loaner program...... 14 Summary of collections...... 14 "Educate Students" ...... 15 Course-integrated library instruction ...... 15 Information Literacy initiatives ...... 16 Reference service ...... 17 "Laptop Librarian" pilot program...... 17 Technology support service...... 18 Faculty workshops ...... 18 "Respond to Change In our Profession and College"...... 19 Involvement on campus...... 19 Involvement in the profession...... 19 "Deploy the Best Available Technology" ...... 20 Integrated library system ...... 20 Library Proxy Server ...... 20 Appendix A: New Acquisitions to support the Core...... 21 Reference works ...... 21 Circulating collection ...... 29
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u i
LIBRARY VISION STATEMENT
Champlain College Library endeavors to be a national leader in helping educate students to become skilled, effective, responsible information users: that is, people who recognize when they need information, and know how to find, retrieve, evaluate, and use it effectively, efficiently, and ethically. The Library practices agility in being able to respond quickly and effectively to fast- paced change in our profession of librarianship and information science, our College, and our higher education arena. We take an entrepreneurial approach: we undertake the challenge of providing exemplary library and information resources and services in creative, sometimes unconventional ways within the innovative Champlain environment; organizing, operating, and assuming the risk for securing and deploying the needed resources. As "intrepreneurs," we create and grow an effective library unit within the larger organizational context of the College. In support of the College's approach to higher education (a unique blend of technology leadership, market savvy, innovation and fiscal responsibility with a commitment to "the human touch"), we secure and deploy the best available technology to support students and faculty in their information needs, we capitalize on the innovative design and purpose of the Information Commons, and we create, maintain, and make known the Information Commons as an intellectual center on campus -- a welcoming and supportive environment staffed by effective and caring professionals. This distinctive approach permeates both the physical and virtual Library, its resources, its staff, and its services, as we provide relevant, patron-centered support to students, faculty, and staff. -- August, 2006 (Modeled on the Champlain College Vision Statement)
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 1 MILLER INFORMATION COMMONS: "INTELLECTUAL CENTER"
"...WE CAPITALIZE ON THE UNIQUE DESIGN AND PURPOSE OF THE INFORMATION COMMONS, AND WE CREATE, MAINTAIN, AND MAKE KNOWN THE INFORMATION COMMONS AS AN INTELLECTUAL CENTER ON CAMPUS -- A WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT..."
Now entering its tenth year, Miller Information Commons remains a vibrant campus center, combining the functions of an innovative academic library with services and resources such as the Writing Lab, the Math/Accounting Lab, and the newly renamed Center for Instructional Practice.
THE FACILITY AND ITS USE Miller Information Commons is heavily used, with an annual gate count of over 148,000 in FY 2006-2007.
MillerMiller InformationInformation CommonsCommons GateGate Count Count
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0 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Gate Count 133,637 139,489 144,834 148,436
The "gate count" of a facility simply measures each time someone walks into the facility. It does not identify type of use, but it does serve as a good overall indicator of the level of use. The gradual slope of this graph represents an increase in gate count of about 15,000 in about three years. Library staff members, including circulation manager Tammy Miller and evening/weekend circulation assistants Freddy Angel, Chris Campion, Gloria DeSousa, and Matt Jarvis, kept the facility open for 106.5 hours each week during the academic year, including early morning, late night, and weekend hours.
2 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report In addition to library resources and services, Miller Information Commons provides a broad range of other services for students and faculty: • Writing Lab: The Writing Lab, directed by Francine Page and staffed by students, logged 858 visits in the 2006-2007 academic year, substantial increase over 697 visits the year before. • Math/Accounting Lab: In the first year of its new location the Math/Accounting Lab, directed by David Mona and staffed by students, received an estimated 1,100-1,200 visits. • Center for Instructional Practice (Faculty teaching & learning center): The CIP, directed by Cinse Bonino, offers workshops, orientations, personal consultation, and other resources and services, for all Champlain faculty members.
EXHIBITS AND DISPLAYS Showcasing selections from the library collection through exhibits and displays has become a popular and effective tradition in the library. This year's displays, developed by librarians Sarah Cohen, Janet Cottrell, Marie Kascus, Paula Olsen, and Brenda Racht, featured an array of celebrations, current events, and topics of interest, including: • Summer Reading (June, 2007) • Nobel Prize Winners (May, 2007) • Remembering David Halberstam (April-May, 2007) • Kurt Vonnegut (April-May, 2007) • Life After Graduation (April-May, 2007) • Jazz! (April, 2007) • Meaningful Books Series: Joe O'Grady (March-April, 2007) • Celebrating Poetry Month (April, 2007) • Women's History Month (March, 2007) • Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., 1917-2007 (March, 2007) • Philip Roth receives Pen/Faulkner Award (March, 2007) • African-American History Month (February, 2007) • Mysteries for the Dead of Winter (February, 2007) • A celebration of visual art and design! Recent acquisitions (January, 2007) • Meaningful Books Series: Tammy Miller, Durick Award Winner (January, 2007) • Works by Arthur Chickering (January, 2007) • Dr. Martin Luther King (January, 2007) • The Power of Words, The Power of Speech (January, 2007) • Teaching and Learning Books (December, 2006) • Remember Winter Back When... (December, 2006) • "One Place Nobody Wants to Remember:" The Story of Peleliu (November, 2006) • Speak Up, Speak Out, VOTE! (November, 2006) • Literary Journeys: Book Selections by Ann DeMarle (October-November, 2006) • National Book Month (October, 2006) • Nobel Prize in Literature (October, 2006) • When the Emperor Was Divine (September, 2006) • David Macaulay: New MacArthur Fellow (September, 2006) • Constitution Day (September, 2006) • Piecing Together the Past: Archeology in Vermont (September, 2006) • See the World -- Through a Book! (August-September, 2006)
In addition to these exhibits and displays within the Miller Information Commons, Christina Dunphy arranged displays of College information and photographs in Joyce Hall and scheduled tours of historical buildings in the campus area.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 3 SPECIAL EVENTS The Library hosted special events throughout the year, including book talks, reading groups, and a student art exhibit opening. As the year progressed, themes for two events series evolved: "Meet Our Authors," featuring authors from the Champlain community, and "Meaningful Books," in which readers from the Champlain community share titles that have had particular meaning in their lives. The Library also began reading groups for anyone wishing to discuss the texts for the first Core curriculum course. Events sponsored in 2006- 2007 included: • Freakonomics, with Dave Finney (October 5th, 2006) • Literary Journeys: Book Selections by Ann DeMarle (October 24, 2006) • "One Place Nobody Wants to Remember:" The Story of Peleliu, with David Winer (November 9th, 2006) • Meet Our Authors: Tim Brookes (March 13, 2007) • Exhibit Opening: Color and Space (March 14, 2007) • Meaningful Books: Tammy Miller (March 21, 2007) • Meet Our Authors: Erik Esckilsen (March 21, 2007) • Meet Our Authors: Scott Baker (April 3, 2007) • Meaningful Books: Joe O'Grady (April 10, 2007) • Core Reading Group: Poems, short stories, Othello (May 31, 2007 • Core Reading Group: The Accidental Mind (June 21, 2007)
4 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report "EXEMPLARY LIBRARY AND INFORMATION RESOURCES"
"WE UNDERTAKE THE CHALLENGE OF PROVIDING EXEMPLARY LIBRARY AND INFORMATION RESOURCES AND SERVICES IN CREATIVE, SOMETIMES UNCONVENTIONAL WAYS, WITHIN THE UNIQUE CHAMPLAIN ENVIRONMENT; ORGANIZING, OPERATING, AND ASSUMING THE RISK FOR SECURING AND DEPLOYING THE NEEDED RESOURCES."
IMPROVING THE PRINT COLLECTION The print book collection provides academic support for faculty classroom instructional needs. The library works collaboratively with faculty in each academic discipline to meet specific program needs as well as general education needs. Faculty-identified book requests are encouraged and always welcome. Faculty continue to telephone or stop by the library to discuss specific resource needs as well as send requests for books and media via e-mail directly to Marie Kascus ([email protected]). The library also uses Choice Current Reviews for Academic Libraries (reviews written and signed by academic experts) as a selection tool and sends these reviews online to interested faculty members for their consideration. These faculty members then receive e-mail notification as recommended or requested books and media are processed and made available for use.
This process of working collaboratively with faculty, first, helps the library to develop a strong and relevant print book collection where both the budget and facility are limited and making good choices is necessary. Second, it gives faculty an opportunity to contribute to the development of the collection so that students can find books that support and enhance their classroom instruction. Third, the process serves as a current awareness service for faculty who indicate that participating in this library outreach effort makes it easy for them to stay current with new books.
Faculty participation in selecting books and developing the print collection remains strong and is encouraging as we develop new professional programs and introduce the new Core Curriculum with its “big ideas dimension.” Sixty-one full and part-time faculty recommended books to add to the print collection this year. This represents an increase in the total number of participants from 50 in 2005-2006 to 61 in 2006-2007. Librarian involvement in the orientation for new faculty this year resulted in the addition of several new part-time faculty to this library outreach effort. Faculty contributing to collection development this year include: Abramson, Baker, Beaulieu, Bongiorno, Bonino, Brandenburg, Brookes, Church, Crispel, Cunningham, Dees, Decooman, DeMarle, Donehower, Douglas, DuBois, Edelstein, Edwards, Ellefson, Farrell, Goldsweig, Haggerty, Hersh ,Hoag, Hunt, Hunter, Kerr, Kessler, Kite, Klove, Koch, Lustgarten, Mayer, McConnell, McKee, Miller, Mona, Moore, Myers, Nagelschmidt, Nahra, O’Grady, Pepin, Pettit Randall, Reid, Reissig, Rodd, Rogate, Ronis, Rutenbeck, Sangastiano, Savard, Scudder, Templin, Tilley, Vincent, Wade, Whitney, Williams, Young.
As a result of this outreach effort, of the 1,461 books purchased through the regular budget in fiscal 2006-2007, 36.2% were faculty recommendations. This is a slight decrease
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 5 from prior years, when about 40% of the print books purchased were faculty-recommended, but still represents a strong contribution. This collaborative collection development process with faculty continues to be an effective way to help the library select and add the most relevant books to support our academic programs.
In addition to recommending books to add, faculty members continue to help improve the print collection by identifying and removing outdated or inappropriate volumes. During this process, faculty members work directly in the stacks handling all the books in their subject area, and selecting volumes that are no longer useful in supporting the curriculum. In 2006- 2007, a total of 338 books were removed in the following areas:
Withdrawn Books, 2006-2007
Education and Children's Literature Laurel Bongiorno Kathy Leo-Nyquist Criminal Justice Bob Edwards Sociology/Social Sciences ...... Fred Koch
This ongoing collaboration to improve the print collection has had a remarkable cumulative effect:
Cumulative Effect Over Time Added Removed 2003-2004 1,116 1,269 2004-2005 1,153 823 2005-2006 1,441 713 2006-2007 1,461 338 Total 5,171 3,143
In the past three years, over 5,000 books were added and over 3,100 books were removed. In a print collection of about 40,000 books, the impact of these changes is noticeable: the overall result is a significantly improved print collection.
IMPROVING ACCESSIBILITY OF TWO COLLECTIONS: CHILDREN'S AND OVERSIZE During spring and summer of 2006 in preparation for the 2006-2007 academic year, the Library took on two projects designed to improve access to specific areas in the print collection. The first area is the Children's Literature Collection located on the third floor of Miller Information Commons. Previously identified by Library of Congress cataloging, this area was frustrating to students and library staff as well. In consultation with the Education faculty and other academic libraries housing similar collections, we recataloged, relabeled, and reshelved the full collection. Picture books, chapter books, folk tales, and collected works are now identified by call numbers that include an identifying prefix (PICT, CHAP, FOLK, or COLL) followed by a call number reflecting the author, title, and publication year of the book. In the picture and chapter book sections, A-to-Z shelf markers identify the starting point for each alphabetical point, and prominent authors are identified. Non-fiction children's books were kept in Library of Congress cataloging but were relabelled and reshelved. A children’s reference section was added to identify materials from the general reference collection (previously housed in the first floor). In addition, Newberry and Caldecott Award Winners were relabeled and displayed more prominently. Feedback on the changes has been very positive, and we believe that use of the collection will increase.
6 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report The identification of Oversize materials in the main collection, housed in the lower level, was also improved. Previously, books too large to fit on the main shelves were labeled Oversize and shelved in separate section. As a result, they were often overlooked by students browsing the stacks. Two strategies improved access to these volumes. First, for every oversize volume, a "book dummy" identifying the volume and its location was created and shelved in the appropriate place in the main stacks; the dummy volume serves to inform browsers that the volume exists but is shelved in the Oversize location. Secondly, shelves in the Art and Photography sections of the main collection, which included many oversize volumes, were resized in order to accommodate the larger books. As a result, many volumes formerly shelved separately in the Oversize area are now in the main stacks. The overall effect is one of less confusion and improved access.
KEEPING UP WITH A CHANGING CURRICULUM In a vibrant academic environment like Champlain, the college curriculum changes more rapidly than in many traditional college or university settings. The challenge for the library is to keep meeting the information needs of students and faculty in this changing landscape. The key is participation. Librarians are active participants in the development and review processes for curriculum proposals, particularly proposals for new academic programs. Early in the proposal process, librarians meet with the program developers to learn more about the proposed program. After gaining a basic understanding of the goals, content, and structure of the proposed program, librarians prepare a resource review identifying print and online resources currently available to support the proposed program as well as additional resources that would be needed to fully support the program. The review includes preliminary cost estimates for any supplemental resources needed. This resource review becomes part of the formal program proposal and is included in all subsequent discussion and consideration of the proposal as it proceeds through various stages of review. In addition to determining resources needed to support new programs, this year librarians also participated in planning how to support two new initiatives: the new Core Curriculum, and the BYOBiz student entrepreneur program.
SUPPORTING THE NEW CORE CURRICULUM As the College moved forward in designing its new Core Curriculum, the Library began planning ahead to support it. Even when the final design was not yet known, there was a strong expectation of increased emphasis on liberal arts and sciences. Because Champlain traditionally had not focused heavily on the liberal arts or sciences, we knew that any likely final design for the new Core would carry resource implications for the library. Stronger humanities and science databases clearly would be needed. Just as importantly, the print book collection would need to be augmented both with classic works and new analyses.
STRENGTHENING THE PRINT COLLECTION TO SUPPORT THE CORE Although it was difficult to estimate with precision, a prediction of adding 5,000 volumes to augment the liberal arts seemed not unreasonable. This number of volumes could easily be accommodated in the current stacks, and the cost -- as well as the effort of purchasing and processing these books -- could be spread over a three to four year period. Accordingly, as part of its effort to support the new Core Curriculum the Library requested a special $50,000 allocation to purchase new print books in FY 2007-2008. At the end of May, 2007, the Library was given the $50,000 and asked to spend the money for core books before the close of the current fiscal year on June 30th. Receiving the special allocation was welcome but the task was daunting: books needed to be selected, ordered, received, and accounted for in a short period of time, with all paperwork in place--assuming of course
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 7 that the books were in stock. The library’s primary book jobber, YBP, demonstrated their service commitment, working closely with the library to insure our success in obtaining books to support the new core despite the real constraints we were operating under. With their help and the heroic efforts of Associate Director Marie Kascus, we were able to select, purchase and receive 1,009 books within the required timeframe. (An additional 23 books arrived after June 30 and will be charged to the next fiscal year). Of these, YBP provided 977 books and Thomson Gale provided 32 reference sets. Reference sets are typically quite expensive, making it difficult to purchase them from the regular annual budget allocation for print books, so the opportunity to build on our already strong reference collection was welcome. A glance at some of the reference titles added during this initiative confirms our enthusiasm: • American History through Literature, 1830-1870 • American History through Literature, 1870-1920 • American Musical Tradition • American Social Reform Movements • Arts and Humanities through the Eras • Chemistry Foundations & Applications • Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual History • Encyclopedia of Children & Childhood in History and Society • Encyclopedia of Public Health • Encyclopedia of Recreation and Leisure in America • Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Ethics • Encyclopedia of Sociology, Essential Primary Resource • Feminism in Literature: A Gale Critical Companion • Grzimek's Animal Life, History of Modern Science and Mathematics • History of Modern Science and Mathematics • History of the American Cinema • International Encyclopedia of Marriage & Family • Literary Movements for Students: Presenting Analysis, Context, and Criticism on Literary, Movements • New Dictionary of the History of Ideas • Psychologists and Their Theories • Reference Guide to World Literature • St. James Encyclopedia of Labor History Worldwide: Major Events in Labor History and Their Impact • Twayne Companion to Contemporary Literature in English • Twayne Companion to Contemporary World Literature • Water: Science Issues A detailed list of these reference sets with descriptions and reviews, as well as a list of the new circulating Core books added as a result of this special allocation is included in Appendix A. While the reference sets and circulating books were individually selected to support the new Core Curriculum, collectively they add to the breadth and depth of our print book collection in support of all academic programs. Some evidence of the progress the library has made in beginning to lay a solid foundation for the core comes from the feature article of the June 2007 issue of Choice. Choice launched a new Interdisciplinary Feature in 2001 to help undergraduate librarians “to identify titles across all disciplines.” The inaugural feature, “Waking Up to a Different Reality” after 9/11, offered “information, explanations, insights, even warning, related to the September events.” The idea for this annual Interdisciplinary Feature was well received and the tradition has continued for the past five years. This year’s interdisciplinary feature is titled “Society Confronts Technology: A Roundup of Significant Choice Reviews” -- a topic very much in keeping with Champlain's new Core. Checking the titles included in the list against our online catalog indicates that of the 166 interdisciplinary books included in Choice’s 2007
8 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report “Society Confronts Technology” feature, the library already owns 89 titles or 54% of the books. Another 10 titles have been requested by Core faculty and are on order. The task of continuing to develop the interdisciplinary core collection will be greatly facilitated by the monthly interdisciplinary reviews and the annual Interdisciplinary Feature of Choice. Marie Kascus has begun working with the Betsy Beaulieu, Dean of the Core Division, to make these interdisciplinary reviews available for her consideration. We look forward to working collaboratively with Betsy and the Core faculty on this important effort to continue to grow and enhance the interdisciplinary Core collection as we continue to develop the print collection in support of our excellent professional programs. The Library will be displaying the new books selected for the core throughout the academic year and is creating a web presence with images of dust jackets to showcase these books to the college community.
STRENGTHENING THE FULL-TEXT DATABASE COLLECTION TO SUPPORT THE CORE In addition to a stronger print collection, the new Core Curriculum also requires additional online full-text resources, especially in the humanities and sciences. These new full-text electronic resources include: • ACM Digital Library: Full text collection of every article published by ACM (Association of Computing Machinery), including over 50 years of archives. • Books 24x7 IT Pro: Full-text online books with key content on all aspects of over 100 information technology topics including security, databases, telecommunications, networks & protocols, programming languages, operating systems, desktop applications, software engineering, and web development. • Film & Television Literature with Full Text (EBSCO): Comprehensive bibliographic and full text database covering the entire spectrum of television and film. Subject coverage includes film & television theory, preservation & restoration, writing, production, cinematography, technical aspects, and reviews. • Humanities International Complete (EBSCO): Full text of hundreds of journals, books and other published sources from around the world. Includes all data from Humanities International Index (over 2,000 titles and 2 million records) plus unique full text content, much of which is not found in other databases. Humanities International Complete is an essential collection for libraries looking to provide comprehensive coverage of the humanities with full text content. • SocINDEX with Full Text (EBSCO): Comprehensive sociology research database. Features more than 1,910,000 records with subject headings from a 19,300 term sociological thesaurus designed by subject experts and expert lexicographers. Contains full text for 397 "core" coverage journals dating back to 1908, and 150 "priority" coverage journals. Also includes full text for more than 720 books and monographs, and full text for 6,743 conference papers. • PsycBOOKS (EBSCO): A database from the American Psychological Association (APA) of more than 16,000 chapters in PDF from over 1,000 books published by APA and other distinguished publishers. The database includes most scholarly titles published by APA from copyright years 1953 - 2005. It also includes 100 out-of-print books and a total of more than 400 classic books of landmark historical impact in psychology. • JSTOR Biological Sciences Collection: This collection will include at least 100 titles when completed in 2007. Includes twenty-nine journals from the Ecology & Botany Collection plus more than seventy titles new to JSTOR. This collection offers greater depth in fields such as biodiversity, conservation, paleontology, and plant science, and introduces new areas such as cell biology and zoology.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 9 • JSTOR Health & General Sciences Collection: Includes several of the most important historical scientific journals published: Science ,PNAS, and the publications of the Royal Society of London. The material included in this archive reaches back to the seventeenth century and in total covers more than eight hundred years of journal publication. • Naxos online music collection: Online access to over 16,000 CDs with over 230,000 tracks of music including Classical music, Jazz, World, Folk and Chinese music from the entire Naxos and Marco Polo catalogues of recordings. Includes comprehensive liner notes, opera synopses and libretti, composer and artist biographies, and other information. Search by composer, artist, period, year of composition, instrument or genre. • ProQuest Social Science Journals (Proquest Curriculum package): Full text access to over 280 journals in the social sciences, including fields such as family studies, urban studies, demographics, and more. • ProQuest Psychology Journals (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text access to over 500 psychology journals including fields such as clinical psychology, social psychology, genetics, psychology of business and economics, communication, criminology, addiction, neurology, social welfare, and more. Includes charts, photos and other graphics. • ProQuest Science Journals (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text access to over 385 science journals including fields such as biology, earth science, chemistry, physics, engineering, astronomy, and more. Includes charts, photos and other graphics. • ProQuest Biology Journals (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text access to over 250 biology journals including fields such as botany, zoology, environmental studies, biological chemistry, biophysics, cytology, microbiology and others. • ProQuest Education Journals (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text access to over 600 education journals, including text and images. • National Newspapers (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text access to 21 US newspapers including the Afro-American Red Star, American Banker, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Barron’s, Boston Globe, Chicago Defender, Chicago Tribune, Christian Science Monitor, Denver Post, Houston Chronicle, LA Times, Michigan Chronicle, New York Amsterdam News, New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Sentinel, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Times-Picayune, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post. • ProQuest Health Management (Proquest Curriculum package): Full text coverage for more than 560 journals and 4,500 doctoral dissertations and theses in the field of health administration, including topics such as health economics, public health administration, hospitals, insurance, business management, personnel management, ethics, law, and more. • ProQuest Nursing & Allied Health Source (Proquest Curriculum package): Full-text coverage from more than 570 journals in fields such as nursing, allied health, alternative medicine, consumer health, and more. • Wilson Science Full Text Select: Full text science database including over 360 journals in a broad range of scientific disciplines
10 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report SUPPORTING BYOBIZ Entrepreneurs launching a new business need help with all aspects of selecting and operating a business including information gathering, start-up, writing a business plan, financing, marketing and advertising, management, human resources, accounting, taxes, knowing the law, growing the business, franchising and much more. Clearly, students in Champlain's new BYOBiz program could benefit from resources selected specifically in these areas. To support this initiative, Associate Director Marie Kascus collaborated with faculty member/BYOBiz coordinator Charlie Nagelschmidt and development's Director of Foundation and Corporate Support, Greg Morgan, on a grant proposal. Their BYOBiz grant to the Coleman Foundation included a library resource section with a bibliography of 189 print books and one database, Small Business Reference Center, selected to support the college’s BYOBiz program. The college recently received notification that the grant has been funded and the library expects to add the books and database to support the BYOBiz program in FY 2007-2008. The grant provides $9,825 for print resources and $6,600 for Small Business Resource Center database. The book titles selected reflect the broad range of resources needed to support Champlain’s BYOBiz Program in particular and entrepreneurship in general throughout Vermont and beyond. Most of the books selected are practice-based and intended to jump- start and sustain any fledgling entrepreneur. The global impact of entrepreneurship is reflected in a number of the titles included in this specialized collection of entrepreneurial resources. The print collection will be housed in the Miller Information Commons, and these books will be identifiable via the Library's online catalog. In addition to the print books identified, the Library will subscribe to the recently- launched Thomson Gale database entitled Small Business Resource Center (SBRC). Key full-text titles available via the database include: Encyclopedia of Business Information Sources, Encyclopedia of Management, and Small Business Management – A Framework for Success. SBRC also features titles from John Wiley & Sons—best known for the popular “Dummies” series such as Portable MBA Strategy and The 7 Irrefutable Rules of Small Business Growth and Portable MBA in Entrepreneurship. SBRC also includes almost 200 business journals including both specialty/vertical market and general business titles such as Black Enterprise, Business Lawyer, Family Business Review and The Tax Adviser. The addition of this database provides strong academic support for BYOBiz as well as additional support for all of the College’s Business programs.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 11 CIRCULATION TRENDS Use of the library's resources is increasing: total circulation continued to edge up in 2006-2007. Circulation transactions for the most recent four years are noticeably higher than for earlier years, with this year's total circulation about double that of just five years ago:
Total Circulation Total Circulation Transactions 8,000
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0 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Total Circulation 3,761 3,865 6,609 5,224 7,467 7,519
Total circulation includes all circulation transactions handled at the Circulation Desk during the year: books, reserve items, audiovisual items, laptops, and all other materials. It serves as a good general indicator of usage of the Library's tangible collections. Much of that activity involves print books, so the total book circulation tends to parallel the total circulation transactions:
Total Book Circulation
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0 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Total Books 1,887 1,897 3,248 2,446 4,684 4,884
Both of these charts indicate an anomaly in 2004-2005, when circulation dropped. Reports for all years prior to 2005-2006 were generated under the old online catalog system, which did not always produce reliable reports. We are fairly confident of the oldest data for total circulation (2001-2003) simply because they appear consistent, and we are quite confident of the 2005-2007 data because the new system generates accurate reports, but the intervening years call for cautious interpretation. In any case, assuming the early years are at all accurate, total book circulation has risen more than two and a half times in the past five years.
12 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report The use of New Book circulation continues to rise. This indicator measures how often books circulate only during the first month they are available, on the "New Books" display shelves:
New Book Circulation
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0 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 New Books 10 22 82 43 267 297
This trend is particularly gratifying as it seems to represent the increasing relevance of the collection and the effectiveness of displaying new acquisitions in their prominent main floor location.
INTERLIBRARY LOAN The collections owned by Champlain are supplemented through the use of Interlibrary Loan requests, processed by Reference and Interlibrary Loan librarian Brenda Racht. The total number of Interlibrary Loan (ILL) requests--that is, requests for all media types, both borrowed and lent, both filled and unfilled--continued to increase in 2006-2007:
Total InterlibraryTOTAL ILL REQUESTS Loan Requests
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0 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Lent-Filled 75 100 97 154 Borrowed-Filled 78 72 72 80 Lent-Unfilled 11 49 91 55 Borrowed-Unfilled 8 22 18 19 Total 172 243 278 308
As the increase in total ILL requests seems well-established now, we will continue to monitor ILL trends and try to interpret their impact on resources and services. For example, if requests from Champlain students indicate that our collection needs to be expanded in specific topic areas, we will attempt to do so.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 13 LAPTOP LOANER PROGRAM Use of laptop computers checked out by students at the Circulation desk tapered off slightly from the prior year, but the four available laptops are still heavily used:
Laptop Circulation
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0 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Laptops 194 1,401 1,965 1,841
Wireless network access and printer access within the Miller Information Commons make these computers popular with students. However, based on the frequency of questions about connecting personally owned laptops to the wireless network, we suspect that more and more students are bringing their own laptops to campus; hence the slight decline in use of the circulating laptop pool.
SUMMARY OF COLLECTIONS The approximate collections of the Champlain College Library as of Summer, 2007 included: 40,213 Print books 43,752 Electronic books 1,175 Audiovisual materials 1,020 Microfilm 267 Serials (print) 26,778 Online full-text journals
14 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report "EDUCATE STUDENTS"
"... EDUCATE STUDENTS TO BECOME SKILLED, EFFECTIVE, RESPONSIBLE INFORMATION USERS: THAT IS, PEOPLE WHO RECOGNIZE WHEN THEY NEED INFORMATION, AND KNOW HOW TO FIND, RETRIEVE, EVALUATE, AND USE IT EFFECTIVELY, EFFICIENTLY, AND ETHICALLY."
Librarians participate in direct student instruction by teaching sessions at the request of faculty members and by providing one-on-one reference instruction and advice. Librarians also participate in orientations and tours for faculty and students. This year, the Library has had the extraordinary opportunity to collaborate in the development of Champlain's new Core Curriculum as well.
COURSE-INTEGRATED LIBRARY INSTRUCTION Library instruction sessions continued to increase in 2006-2007, with a total of 73 course-integrated instruction sessions taught by librarians Paula Olsen, Sarah Cohen, and Brenda Racht:
Number of Library Instruction Sessions
80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Sessions 56 35 55 61 73
The range of disciplines and departments in which librarians were invited to offer instruction sessions indicates that library research instruction is reaching students across a variety of programs. A sampling of the courses into which faculty members invited library instruction includes: • Children’s Literature • Critical Reading and Expository Writing (Crew 1 and 2) • Current Topics in Internet • Curriculum Design • First Year Seminar (FYS) • International Finance and Trade • International Marketing • Interpersonal Communication
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 15 • Introduction to Applied Psychology • Introduction to Applied Sociology • Introduction to Psychology • Introduction to Radiography • Learning Theory • Marketing • Modern American Social History (MASH) • Public Speaking • Radiographic Pathology • Research/Internet & Online • Research Methods in Psychology • Seminar in Contemporary World Issues
The number of students reached in these sessions increased accordingly:
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0 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 Students 957 632 1,127 1,165 1,285
Librarians participated in New Student orientation in August 2006 and New Faculty orientations in August 2006 and January 2007. In addition to these general orientation sessions, Librarians also partnered with Student Life to offer three special orientations geared toward International Students and toward Single Parents, reaching an additional 22 students.
INFORMATION LITERACY INITIATIVES Several librarians, including Sarah Cohen, Janet Cottrell, Marie Kascus, and Paula Olsen, have actively participated in the development process for the College's new general education curriculum by: serving on the original "blue sky" design teams, presenting at the 2006 Faculty Collaborative, serving on subcommittees, ad hoc task forces, and the Implementation Steering committee, and meeting with the eventual core course design team. This involvement was key, because it paved the way for integrating a substantive information literacy component in the new curriculum. Information Literacy, which simply refers to the ability to recognize when information is needed, and to locate, evaluate, and effectively use this information, is increasingly important in light of rapid technological change, proliferating information resources, and multiple media. As such, it is a natural component of the new core, and preliminary indications are that information literacy outcomes will be integrated throughout all four years. These outcomes are being mapped into a matrix that ties each competency with specific course assignments in core courses. Core faculty members will grade these assignments
16 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report using rubrics that were designed to assess course outcomes; because of the close fit between Information Literacy and the Core, some of these rubrics also reflect key information literacy outcomes. Assessment information can thus be drawn from these assignments, resulting in truly course-embedded information literacy assessment. These plans will be implemented on a pilot basis in the coming year, the inaugural year of the new Core Curriculum.
REFERENCE SERVICE Reference questions declined slightly this year:
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0 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 # Questions 830 1,070 711 1,035 943
Reference encounters dropped slightly after a significant rise in the prior year. We continue to monitor reference trends in an attempt to distinguish normal variation from worrisome or gladdening trends. (Early indications for the next year are that business is up, possibly as a result of more consistent recording.) As in past years, most questions do relate to academic work.
"LAPTOP LIBRARIAN" PILOT PROGRAM The “Laptop Librarian” pilot was initiated by Reference and Instruction librarian Paula Olsen as a way of reaching out to students in a venue other than the library. The idea was influenced by reports in the literature on librarians that “rove” or “travel” in the hopes of connecting with students they might not see in the library and by Career Services' “Drop-In” Hours for students in the IDX Fireside Lounge. In this variation, Paula took a laptop computer to the Fireside Lounge and offered library research help. Sessions began in the Spring of 2007 after posting the “Laptop Librarian” as an event on the Campus Events Calendar and advertising on the Stall Street flyer: “Anxious about finding just the right source for that research paper due in two days? Uncertain about how to navigate through the library’s long A-Z listing of databases? There’s help available! Visit the laptop librarian at the Fireside Lounge, Mondays, 11:30-12:30.” The sessions ran through the Spring semester. Response was limited in terms of actual contact with students who had specific research questions, but the sessions did offer occasions to chat with staff, faculty, and students as they passed in and out of lounge area of the IDX Student Life Center. We will revisit the concept: it may be that students aren’t
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 17 prepared to utilize library assistance or work on research projects except in the library or their dorm rooms, or it may be that a more professional sign or banner in a busier location might lead to increased participation.
TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT SERVICE In the Fall of 2006, library circulation manager Tammy Miller volunteered to coordinate the technology support desk in Miller Information Common's 2nd floor computing area, which had been unstaffed for several months. This initiative provided front-line computing support for the busy lab area, and ensured that printers on all floors were properly stocked with paper and toner, ready for heavy use. This initiative was very successful, logging more than 200 questions in the 2005-2006 academic year, and Tammy will continue to maintain it.
FACULTY WORKSHOPS In addition to working directly with students, the Library takes an active role in providing workshops for faculty and participating in campus-wide orientation and faculty development efforts. Workshops and orientations this year included: • New Faculty Orientations (August 17, 2006 and January 4, 2007): Quick introductions to library resources and services for new faculty members. • Welcome Adjuncts: An Open House especially for Adjuncts (October 27th, 2006): This open house held collaboratively with the CORE Center and Writing Lab provided a chance for adjunct faculty to learn more about library information resources and services. • Faculty Collaborative Lunch Roundtable (May 10th, 2007): Student Research Angst: moving from confusion to confidence. • Faculty Collaborative Workshop (May 10th, 2007): Using e-books and “Hot” Technologies. Learn how to use library technology and familiarize yourself with some HOT technologies like Wikipedia, De.licio.us, Flickr, Twitter and more! •
18 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report "RESPOND TO CHANGE IN OUR PROFESSION AND COLLEGE"
"...ABLE TO RESPOND QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVELY TO FAST-PACED CHANGE IN OUR PROFESSION OF LIBRARIANSHIP AND INFORMATION SCIENCE, OUR COLLEGE, AND OUR HIGHER EDUCATION ARENA."
In order to stay involved in our campus and current in our profession, Champlain College librarians participate in many campus efforts and many professional development activities.
INVOLVEMENT ON CAMPUS Librarians and library staff members remain active and involved. On campus, Library representatives have actively participated in: • Faculty Senate • Staff Council • Academic Affairs Team • Curriculum Committee • Library Committee • Community Book Committee • Search Committees • Master Planning Steering Committee • President's Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion • Program Viability Committee • Core Curriculum Implementation Steering Committee
INVOLVEMENT IN THE PROFESSION Professional development remains an essential component of librarianship. Library representatives also attended and participated in a wide variety of professional events and associations, including: • ACRL • ALA Midwinter • ALA Committees • Association of Vermont Independent Colleges (AVIC) • Vermont Library Association (VLA) • Vermont Library Association (VLA) College and Special Libraries Section • Vendor-sponsored workshops • ACRL Information Literacy Immersion Institute • Choice
In particular, Associate Director Marie Kascus continues her long-standing contributions to the field by reviewing books for Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Librarians, the profession's leading source for reviews of academic works, and librarian Sarah Cohen presented a poster session and served as roundtable discussion leader at the Association of College and Research Libraries national conference.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 19 "DEPLOY THE BEST AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY"
"IN SUPPORT OF THE COLLEGE'S APPROACH TO HIGHER EDUCATION ... WE SECURE AND DEPLOY THE BEST AVAILABLE TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT STUDENTS AND FACULTY IN THEIR INFORMATION NEEDS..."
INTEGRATED LIBRARY SYSTEM The Library's new integrated library system (Innovative Interfaces, Inc.), installed in the summer of 2005, has completed its first year of use and is functioning well. The interface design, features, and functionality in the public view and in the staff modules has fulfilled our expectations, providing several features: • searching in the public interface is enhanced • full-text e-books are linked directly into the catalog • patrons can renew items via the web • reminders and overdue notices are generated • staff-side features in all modules are enhanced • reporting is accurate and easy In the coming year we hope to customize the interface to reflect Champlain's "brand," and expand our use of the system's reporting features.
LIBRARY PROXY SERVER Fully effective access to electronic resources from off-campus requires stable, transparent proxy service. To meet that need, the College acquired EZproxy, one of the most widely used authentication solutions in academic libraries, and implemented it in time for Fall, 2006, thanks to the skilled help of IS staffer Nate Couture. Installing EZproxy resulted in two important outcomes: easier access for students, faculty and staff using library resources from off-campus, and greater security for online library resources. Feedback from faculty and students indicates that this is one of the most welcome and successful changes that could have been made.
20 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report APPENDIX A: NEW ACQUISITIONS TO SUPPORT THE CORE
This Appendix describes in detail new print materials acquired by the Library in preparation for supporting the College's new Core Curriculum. (Databases purchased to support the new Core are described in the body of this report.)
REFERENCE WORKS The Thomson Gale reference titles added to support the core are: • American History through Literature, 1830-1870, American History through Literature, 1870-1920. “Designed for the general reader, this set presents literature not as a simple inventory of authors or titles but rather as a historical and cultural field viewed from a wide array of contemporary perspectives. The set, which is "new historicist" in its approach to literary criticism, endorses the notion that not only does history affect literature, but literature itself informs history.” • American Musical Tradition. “Prepared in conjunction with the Smithsonian/Folkways Archives, this set highlights the contributions of Native American, European-American, African American and immigrant groups (including Asian, Hispanic, Western and Eastern European cultures) to our rich musical heritage. Within each volume, different groups or genres of music are examined in terms of how they are performed. Maps, charts and photos show how the music has grown and spread and the interrelationships between musical cultures. Biographies of musicians are included in sidebars, and terms are defined throughout the text.” Included in the set are five volumes: Volume I: Native American Music Volume II: African-American Music Volume III: British Isles Music Volume IV: European American Music Volume V: Latino and Asian-American Music • American Social Reform Movements. “Current headlines, classroom assignments, and natural concern all draw students to social reform studies. American Social Reform Movements Reference Library satisfies the curiosity of students and helps them successfully complete research and projects. The four-volume set chronicles and illustrates movements from the mid-1800s to the present day.”
“The two Almanac volumes discuss economic, religious and political forces that played a role in the formation of the various movements. In addition, they detail issues such as civil rights, environmental issues, gay rights, the antiwar movement, poverty and women's rights. Significant coverage is given to minorities and women, with the Biographies volume profiling Mother Jones, Kweisi Mfume, Samuel Gompers, Frederick Douglass, Gloria Steinem, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Ella Jo Baker. Interesting portraits are also presented of Daniel and Philip Berrigan, Horace Mann, Martin Luther King, Jr. and many other key figures.”
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 21 • Arts and Humanities through the Eras. “Profiling milestones and movements in the arts, literature, music and religion from a specific period, each volume in this set helps students and researchers understand the various disciplines of the humanities in relation to each other, as well as to history and culture. An overview of the period and a chronology of major world events begin each volume. Nine chapters follow covering the major branches of the humanities: architecture and design, dance, fashion, literature, music, philosophy, religion, theater and visual arts. Chapters begin with a chronology of major events within the discipline followed by articles covering the movements, schools of thought and masterworks that characterize the discipline during the era and biographical profiles of pioneers, masters and other prominent figures in the field. Chapters also include significant primary documents from the period, including quotations, excerpts from artists about their work and/or commentaries/criticism published during the period, and a list of general references for further information.” • Chemistry Foundations & Applications. “Covering chemistry, its laws, processes, applications and subdisciplines, this 4-vol. set also reviews the history of the field, up to modern research and practical applications. Along with biographies of scientists past and present, Chemistry's topics examine and explain the role chemistry plays in the various aspects of everyday life. Includes information about chemistry's many branches, including inorganic, industrial, atmospheric and computational chemistry, and biotechnology. This accessible set allows students and general-interest readers alike to explore the myriad ways in which chemistry plays an important role in daily life - from the food we eat to the air we breathe.” • Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual History. “The Encyclopedia of American Cultural and Intellectual History surveys the richly layered dimensions of American life in a format that clarifies the many issues, ideas, movements and places that constitute the American experience. How is the West defined as a cultural region? What did the notions of "secession" and "union" mean to Americans living in the 1860s? How does Disney pervade and influence perceptions about America today? In more than 200 articles written by scholars and enriched with illustrations, boxed biographies and documentary excerpts from primary sources, American thought and culture is thoroughly explored. The Encyclopedia covers not only historic periods such as the Colonial era and the Reagan era, but also looks at cultural groups such as the working class and cultural institutions and forms such as the university and cinema.” • Encyclopedia of Children & Childhood in History and Society. “This 3-vol. set presents the social and cultural history of childhood from antiquity to the present. Children and Childhood examines this history through articles on education, parenting, child labor, economics, images of childhood, children's literature, play, toys and games, health, physiology, law, the criminal justice system and social welfare. Comparative articles include information about childhood in cultures throughout the world. Features 250 photographs representing the visual images of childhood.”
Review: "With extensive cross-references, content outline, and list of articles, the set is eminently accessible. Useful for academic, special and public libraries supporting early childhood, education, library science, social work, and other child/parent- related professions." • Encyclopedia of Public Health. “Aimed at the nonspecialist reader interested in health and medicinal issues, this 4-vol. set is appropriate for upper class high school and university students, professionals and public library patrons. The Encyclopedia examines topics as broad in range as environmental health, drug abuse, epidemiology, nutrition, demographics and diseases. Includes overviews, definitions and biographical entries.”
Review: "Satisfying the longstanding need for an encyclopedia that focuses exclusively on the interdisciplinary profession of public health, Breslow, supported by an impressive roster of scholars and health practitioners, presents a strong text that addresses the
22 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report complex elements of public health practice and theory. Alphabetically arranged, the set includes more than 900 clearly written articles that range in length from several hundred to several thousand words...The articles provide brief bibliographies and, where needed, cross-references. The work includes an outstanding comprehensive index as well as a topical outline that groups articles conceptually...Though other encyclopedias address more specific areas of public health, none provides such a global overview of the discipline. An outstanding addition to any academic or public library reference collection." -- Choice (July 2002) • Encyclopedia of Recreation and Leisure in America. “From rodeos to quilting bees, stickball to stock car racing, American pastimes comprise a broad range of activities. The two-volume Encyclopedia of Recreation and Leisure in America provides a comprehensive survey of these activities from the Colonial era to the present. This title examines how the pursuit of leisure has changed over time, reflecting shifting social, cultural, political and economic trends in the United States. Particular attention is paid to how leisure activities have varied by region, class, ethnicity, gender and age. Such information fuels history class discussions and assignments as the curriculum increasingly requires students to understand not only the milestones of political and military history, but also how people lived day to day. From entries on specific types of leisure activities to discussions of important themes in the history of leisure, the Encyclopedia provides a unique window into this key component of American social history.”
Review: "Encyclopedia of Recreation and Leisure in America is highly recommended to all libraries developing their collections in American history, popular culture, and social issues. High-school and college students will find it useful for assignments, and the general reader interested in culture and leisure can enjoy reading well-written entries on a variety of topics." -- Booklist (January 2005) • Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Ethics. “Should governments and corporations be limited in their electronic monitoring of personal e-mails, library activities, and telephone calls -- even in the name of national security? Does science have a moral obligation to resist political influence -- even if it means stalling research? Moral teachings and ethical questions about the creation and use of science and technology have been a part of religious and philosophical traditions from the earliest periods. Science and technology have faced a series of ethical and political challenges throughout much of modern history, from the Enlightenment, through the Industrial Revolution, to the military and ideological conflicts that defined the 20th century. Today, the challenges are more global in scope. New fields of ethical reflection -- computer ethics, environmental ethics, communication ethics, genethics -- are emerging to deal with the world that science and technology have created.
"The Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics considers both the professional ethics of science and technology, and the ethical and political issues raised by science and technology in an increasingly complex and global society. This broad coverage supports the numerous courses in applied and professional ethics and policy related to the practice of science and technology in education. Additionally, it provides a practical introduction to useful knowledge and ideas for both professionals and general readers. The Encyclopedia embodies a historically and culturally inclusive approach, with entries on specific religions, linguistic and cultural perspectives, and philosophical positions.” • Encyclopedia of Sociology, Essential Primary Resources: “These volumes of primary source documents focus on leading social issues of the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. International in scope, each title is devoted to one topic:” o Crime and Punishment o Environmental Issues
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 23 o Family in Society o Gender Issues and Sexuality o Government, Politics, and Protest o Human and Civil Rights o Immigration and Multiculturalism o Medicine, Bioethics, and Health o Social Policy o Terrorism “Each title contains approximately 175 full or excerpted documents---speeches, legislation, magazine and newspaper articles, essays, memoirs, letters, interviews, novels, songs, and works of art---as well as overview information that places each document in context. Entries are organized into chapters that feature a general overview of the chapter's subtopic. The following standard subheads are included in each entry: Date, Source, About the Author, Introduction, Primary Source, Significance, and Further Resources. “All titles contain an introduction to its topic, a chronology of major events associated with the topic, and a general index.” • Feminism in Literature: A Gale Critical Companion. "This six-volume set, the latest offering from the Gale Critical Companion Collection, explores the history of women and feminism throughout literature, from classical antiquity to modern times. Topics covered in Feminism in Literature include misogyny and women's social roles in ancient civilizations, 16th-century women's devotional literature, 17th- and 18th-century women's captivity narratives, the women's suffrage movement in 19th-century America, women writers of the "Lost Generation," lesbian literature, modern feminist theory, criticism and scholarship and much more. Also included are detailed studies of prominent women writers, including Sor Juana Inez de la Cruz, Mary Wollstonecraft, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Isabel Allende, Margaret Atwood, Doris Lessing, Adrienne Rich and many others. Three indexes -- author, title and subject -- help researchers find information across the set, making it easy to make connections and find related details.” • Grzimek's Animal Life, History of Modern Science and Mathematics. “The first completely revised and updated version of this acclaimed set in 30 years. Some reviewers call Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia the best reference work on animals ever published. Others call it the legacy left to us by famed zoologist and animal lover, Bernhard Grzimek. The accolades and praise go on for the newest addition to Gale's line of reference titles. The original 13-vol. set, published in Germany in the late 1960s, is internationally renowned for its scientific reporting, coverage and illustrations, and serves as a major point of reference for researchers and students studying the animal kingdom. Thorough articles familiarize readers with animals found everywhere on the globe, detailing their life cycles, predators, food systems, overall ecology and much more. Staying true to the original scientific pedigree, Gale enlisted prominent advisors and contributors from the international scientific community to incorporate recent developments in the animal world. Our new editions of Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia are sure to serve the needs of students at every academic level.” • History of Modern Science and Mathematics. “The History of Modern Science and Mathematics is an innovative, multi-volume encyclopedia for students high school level and above. Organized topically around the various disciplines of science and mathematics -- from algebra, anthropology and astronomy to paleontology, physics and trigonometry -- this comprehensive reference takes readers through revolutions scientific and industrial, outward to the far limits of space and inward to the tiniest particles. Sidebar features and explanatory illustrations and historical photographs expand and contextualize the encyclopedia-style entries. Also includes an interdisciplinary timeline, a bibliography and subject index.”
24 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report Review: "The History of Modern Science and Mathematics is a scholarly collection of essays and writings on a variety of topics. The four volumes are designed to explain to the high school student the relationship between science and mathematics and the way in which history has played a role in advances in these fields. The essays presented reflect not only the views of scientists and academicians in the sciences, but also the perspectives of noted historians who trace the role that cultural development has played in these areas. ...Everything in these volumes is very well documented and referenced. I found the set to be an excellent collection of scholarly explanations and essays." -- Science Books & Films (June 2003) • History of the American Cinema. “The 10-volume, illustrated series considers the film industry from its early roots in the 19th century right up to 1990. It examines the development of film and the film industry, analyzing both the genres, themes and technology that defined each decade and the political and economic background that gave rise to them. Each volume focuses on a separate decade, providing a narrative on the evolution of both the business and the art of film in America. Each volume is heavily illustrated, and ends with several indexes, notes, a bibliography and a variety of appendixes of top-grossing films, stars and Oscar winners, and more.”
Review: “This award-winning examination of the American film industry has already been acclaimed as "A major achievement in film history, unlikely to be surpassed for many years" (American Historical Review) and an "indispensable" set (Film Quarterly) that "should become the standard reference work in every American library" (Choice). • International Encyclopedia of Marriage & Family. “The second edition of the International Encyclopedia of Marriage and Family revises and expands Macmillan's 1995 Encyclopedia of Marriage and the Family, adopting an international, cross-cultural approach to such diverse topics as adolescent parenthood, family planning, cohabitation, widowhood, domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, codependency and commuter marriages. It includes articles specific to countries and to religious traditions, examining the history of family life within these cultures and discussing how families have been affected by political and social change.”
Review: "A revision of Encyclopedia of Marriage and the Family, ed. by David Levinson (CH, Apr'96), this second edition of 2,000 pages is a significant expansion and revision of the original (791 pages). It is international in scope, combining all marriage and family lifestyles. Entries from 1995 were updated or deleted, some substantially changed to reflect the strong international focus. Some countries are the subject of little research, so for them data are sketchy; much more is available for Western industrialized or developing countries. Because marriage and family are the subjects of many disciplines, this source will be invaluable for faculty and students and for many academic programs. The alphabetically arranged entries (there are about 340) have cross-references and detailed bibliographies. They include topics such as annulment, bride-price, intergenerational relations, marriage ceremonies, mate selection, and rites of passage. Summing Up: Highly recommended. All libraries, especially academic." -- Choice (July/August 2003) • Literary Movements for Students: Presenting Analysis, Context, and Criticism on Literary, Movements. “Building on the format of other successful Gale "For Students" titles, Literary Movements for Students is designed to meet the needs of researchers studying literary movements and the specific works representative of various movements. Entries provide in-depth historical background information on each movement as well as modern critical interpretation of each movement's characteristic styles and themes. Approximately 25 movements are covered, including: Absurdism, Bildungsroman, Greek drama, Harlem renaissance, Magic realism, Modernism, Postmodernism, Science fiction/fantasy, Surrealism, Transcendentalism, and many others.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 25 Detailed entries follow a consistent format and include: an introduction; thumbnail sketches of representative authors and works; discussion of the principal themes and styles associated with the movement; an outline of the historical context of the movement, including the social, political and cultural climate of the time; a critical overview; and a selection of reprinted critical essays on the movement. In addition, each entry includes a list of further reading sources and suggested study topics.” • New Dictionary of the History of Ideas. “What are the origins of the concepts under which we organize societies, create institutions and think about our lives? Where did the concept of God or equal rights or democracy come from? How does one idea influence another? Such questions fuel debates, speeches, papers and assignments in history classes, school speaking competitions, ethics classes and more.
The publication of the New Dictionary of the History of Ideas marks the return of a reference work that is an essential tool to make the often complex history of "what we think" accessible to students and general readers. The original 1974 Dictionary of the History of Ideas has long been admired as a landmark document encapsulating the thinking of an era. This thoroughly re-envisioned New Dictionary of the History of Ideas brings fresh intelligence and a global perspective to bear on timeless questions about the individual and society. A distinguished team of international scholars explore new thinking in areas previously covered (communism, linguistics, physics) and present cross-cultural perspectives on more recent topics such as postmodernism, deconstruction and post- colonialism.”
Review: "Selected as a 2005 RUSA outstanding reference source, the new edition of this long-standing favorite aids our understanding of the ideas that make up Western culture. Expanding on the original Dictionary of the History of Ideas (1974), edited by Philip Wiener, the New Dictionary has a broader scope introducing global- and gender-neutral perspectives not present in its Eurocentric predecessor. Academic excellence and scholarship don't keep this six-volume set from interesting the lay reader. The 700 accessible articles present new material, with original entries on feminism and antifeminism, queer theory, and nongender topics like diversity, social capital, and third cinema. Standard subjects, like beauty and love, are treated at length in the earlier set and simply updated in the new version to include late 20th-century ideas and non- Western thought. Each entry explores origin, cultural interpretations, and historical themes. The alphabetical arrangement is not an impediment to cross-disciplinary study, since a reader's guide and full index present material in a topical framework. Bottom Line This delightful foray into humankind's ideas, from abolitionism to Zionism, is a bargain highly recommended as an essential purchase for academic libraries. Public libraries of all sizes would also greatly benefit from its one-stop-shopping approach to the philosophy of ideas." --Library Journal, April 2005 • Psychologists and Their Theories. Perfect for research assignments in psychology, science and history, this one-stop source for in-depth coverage of major psychological theories and the people who developed them provides a unique approach to the study of psychological history as it pertains to analysis.
An introductory essay provides an overview of the various schools of psychological thought, from behaviorism to Gestalt theory, introducing the basic history of the field. Detailed entries follow, explaining in clear language each individual theory in practical terms and exploring the historical impact of each. Consistently formatted for easy comparison, entries typically cover the following: o Biographical sketch and personal data of psychologist o Theory outline and detailed explanation
26 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report o Analysis of psychologist's place in history o Summary of critical response to the theory o The theory in action, including research and case studies Entries conclude with a bibliography and further reading list. Additional features include approximately 100 black-and-white photographs, illustrations and graphs; sidebars highlighting related information; a glossary defining words and concepts; a chronology of major events; and a comprehensive index. • Reference Guide to World Literature. “Historical in scope, the Reference Guide to World Literature includes biographical-bibliographical entries on nearly 500 writers and approximately 550 entries focusing on significant works of world literature. Covering writers from the ancient Greeks to 20th-century authors, each author entry provides a detailed overview of the writer's life and works. Work entries cover a particular piece of world literature in detail.”
Review: "...Reference Guide to World Literature is indeed a useful tool for researchers and aficionados of international literature. It is a worthy companion to works such as Contemporary World Writers (St. James, 1993), Cyclopedia of World Authors (Salem, 1997), Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century (St. James, 1998), and Gale's World Literature and Its Times series. Although not inexpensive, it is especially recommended for academic and large public libraries lacking coverage in the area." -- Booklist (April 2003) • St. James Encyclopedia of Labor History Worldwide: Major Events in Labor History and Their Impact. “The 2-vol. St. James Encyclopedia of Labor History Worldwide provides in-depth analysis of more than 300 key events in labor history over the last 200 years, focusing on the relevance of these events to both the labor movement as a whole and to societal changes around the world. Each entry, written and signed by an expert in the field, is three to five pages in length and includes a description of the event, information about the key players involved and discusses the event in historical context. Events covered include: Abolition of Slavery; Anarchists Lead Argentine Labor Movement; Chartist Movement; Equal Pay Act; Equal Rights Amendment; Grape Pickers' Strike; Great Steel Strike; Japanese Labor Unions Dissolved; March on Washington Movement; Minimum Wage Movement; North American Free Trade Agreement; Occupational Safety and Health Act; Syndicalist Movement; PATCO Strike; Triangle Shirtwaist Fire; and many others. Additional features include alphabetical and chronological tables of contents; 300 photographs, maps and illustrations; a glossary; a bibliography; and a subject index.” • Twayne Companion to Contemporary Literature in English. “The Twayne Companion to Contemporary Literature in English is a reference anthology of valuable essays on literary criticism, with a focus on North American, British, and Irish poets and writers of fiction in the last quarter century. This title offers a unique collection of critical essays on writers of poetry and fiction of the past 25 years. This 2-vol. anthology provides detailed, updated entries on approximately 100 American, Canadian, British and Irish writers.
Twayne Publishers is privileged to collaborate with the editors of The Hollins Critic, the journal based at Hollins University in Roanoke, Virginia, which is internationally famous for its writers-in-residence program. The Hollins Critic, published five times a year, presents the first serious surveys of the whole bodies of contemporary writers' work, with complete checklists. Its focus is on the trans-Atlantic tradition, which includes the literature of the United States, Canada, Great Britain, and Ireland. Subject entries include, among many others, Maya Angelou, John Ashbery, Margaret Atwood, Thomas Berger, Raymond Carver, Arthur C. Clarke, E. L. Doctorow, Richard Elman, Thomas Flanagan, Mary Gaitskill, Elizabeth Hardwick, Ted Hughes, Robert Hass, Barbara Kingsolver, Alison Lurie, Cormac McCarthy, Czeslaw Milosz, Toni Morrison, Paul
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 27 Muldoon, Tim O'Brien, Michael Ondaatje, Thomas Pynchon, Richard Powers, W.D. Snodgrass, Mark Strand, Lewis Turco, Anne Tyler, and John Williams. And more!”
Review: "This two-volume set comprises critical examinations of 101 writers who were working or influencing the work of other writers during the past quarter of a century, and who have not been widely written about elsewhere. The essays present biographies, context-setting discussions, and critical interpretations of their major works, revealing how they represent a literary movement towards openness and diversity of style and content more varied and interesting than would be required in terms of political correctness..." -- Reference & Research Book News (February 2003 • Twayne Companion to Contemporary World Literature. “The Twayne Companion to Contemporary World Literature is a reference anthology of literary criticism on world literature, with a focus on the last quarter century. Twayne Publishers has collaborated with the second oldest literary journal in the United States, World Literature Today.
This title provides a synthesis of some of the world's best writers and is of relevance to researchers in fields beyond literature, including politics, society, culture, gender studies, religion, and current events. Essay titles by major writers include: Octavio Paz's "The Liberal Tradition"; Elie Wiesel's "A Vision of the Apocalypse"; Maria Vargas Llosa's "Social Commitment and the Latin American Writer"; and J. Hillis Miller's "World Literature in the Age of Telecommunications."
The latest trends are conveyed in critical essays which include: "Erotic Glasnost: Sexuality in Recent Russian Literature"; "A Hundred Years of Arab Women's Writings"; "Slavery and the African Imagination"; "Avant-Garde Poetry in China"; "The Literary Response to the Iranian Revolution"; "Milan Kundera: Dialogues with Fiction"; and "Nadine Gordimer: Nobel Laureate in Literature."
Review: "The newest edition to the Twayne Companion to Literature series features 300 essays and 150 book reviews, mostly written since 1977, that are reprinted from the literary quarterly World Literature Today (WLT). The essays, ranging in length from 2 to 14 pages and sometimes accompanied by a black-and-white photograph, are arranged geographically by broad locale and then by individual country, where applicable...Reference works covering world literature are scarce; the most similar thing in scope sitting on reference shelves is the five-volume Encyclopedia of World Literature in the 20th Century (St. James, 1999), which is considerably more expensive but is a more traditional reference source. In the Encyclopedia one can get an overview of the life and work of an author, for example, while in the Twayne Companion one might find an essay that analyzes his or her last novel and its relationship to nature. The sets complement one another, but the sophisticated nature of Twayne probably makes it best suited for academic libraries." -- Booklist (October 2003) • Water: Science Issues. “In the 21st century, declining precious natural resources will continue to be political and cultural hot points, and no element is more important to life on our planet than water. This full-color set encompasses topics in three broad subject areas: policy and management; oceans; and fresh water. With approximately 425 color illustrations, this exciting new resource covers all important water science concepts and current issues and highlights major historical developments and key figures.”
Review: "This encyclopedia is an effort to educate users about water's worth before the well runs dry. With more than 300 topical entries, it is a good starting place for anyone desiring to learn about a wide array of topics surrounding the nature, sources, use, desecration, and protection of this most valuable resource. Acid rain, Bottled water, Careers in oceanography, Hoover Dam, Leonardo da Vinci, Plankton, Salmon decline
28 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report and recovery, and Wetlands are examples of entries and help illustrate the set?s range. The topical outline at the beginning of all volumes groups entries into 28 categories such as "Agriculture," "Aquatic Animals," "Biographies," "Using Water," and "Weather and Climate." The outline also lists the 17 "Selected Sidebars Topics," although, without page numbers, these are hard to locate in the text. Also at the beginning of each volume are several tables: metric conversions; symbols, abbreviations, and acronyms; and geologic eras, periods and epochs. Entries range in length from 500 to 2,500 words and include short bibliographies of print and electronic sources. Pages have wide margins, which contain picture captions, definitions of key terms, and boxes of important facts and explanations (e.g., "Tsunamis Are Not Tidal Waves"). Photographs, illustrations, and tables are attractive and add meaning to the text. Each volume concludes with the 36- page, detailed cumulative index and the 60-page glossary. The glossary is, in itself, a useful reference tool with clear, plain English definitions of terms like 100-year flood, one that has a 1 percent chance of happening in a given year, and senior appropriator, the holder of the highest or oldest water right. The scientific and social aspects of water are well introduced in this set, which is recommended for high-school, public, and undergraduate libraries. It is more comprehensive and more useful for student reports than Greenwood’s Encyclopedia of Water [RBB S 15 03], although that volume has entries for water’s philosophical, mystical, metaphorical, and symbolic roles, which Water: Science and Issues does not treat." -- Booklist (December 2003)
CIRCULATING COLLECTION Nearly 1,000 books were added to the Circulating Collection to support disciplines and projects related to the first year of the new Core Curriculum. These titles are listed below in alphabetical order by title.
Title Author Year "WHY ARE ALL THE BLACK KIDS SITTING TOGETHER IN TATUM, BEVERLY 2003 THE CAFETERIA?": AND OTHER CONVERSATIONS ABOUT DANIEL. RACE ...SO THEY UNDERSTAND...: CULTURAL ISSUES IN ORAL SCHNEIDER, WILLIAM. 2002 HISTORY. 21ST CENTURY DISSENT: ANARCHISM, ANTI- CURRAN, GIOREL. 2006 GLOBALIZATON AND ENVIRONMENTALISM. 365 DAYS/365 PLAYS. PARKS, SUZAN-LORI. 2006 ABSTRACT ART. MOSZYNSKA, ANNA. 1990 ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM. ANFAM, DAVID. 1990 ABUSE OF BEAUTY. DANTO, ARTHUR 2003 COLEMAN, 1924- ACCIDENT OF ART; TRANS. BY MICHAEL TAORMINA. LOTRINGER, SYLVERE. 2005 ACCIDENTAL MASTERPIECE: ON THE ART OF LIFE AND KIMMELMAN, MICHAEL. 2005 VICE VERSA. ACCIDENTAL MIND LINDEN, DAVID J. 2007 ACCORDIONS, FIDDLES, TWO STEP AND SWING: A CAJUN 2006 MUSIC READER; ED. BY RYAN A. BRASSEAUX. ACTING ALONE: A DRAMA TEACHER'S MONOLOGUE HAJIDIACOS, DEMETRA, 2006 SURVIVAL KIT. 1975- ACTS OF FAITH: A NOVEL. CAPUTO, PHILIP. 2005 ADAM SMITH, RADICAL AND EGALITARIAN: AN MCLEAN, IAIN. 2007 INTERPRETATION FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 29 ADVENT OF THE ALGORITHM: THE 300-YEAR JOURNEY BERLINSKI, DAVID. 2001 FROMAN IDEA TO THE COMPUTER. AESTHETIC COMPUTING; ED. BY PAUL FISHWICK. 2006 AESTHETIC LEADERSHIP: MANAGING FIELDS OF FLOW IN 2007 ART AND BUSINESS; ED. BY PIERRE GUILLET DE AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDHOODS: HISTORICAL KING, WILMA, 1942- 2005 PERSPECTIVES FROM SLAVERY TO CIVIL RIGHTS. AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE U.S. ECONOMY. ED. BY 2005 CECILIA A. CONRAD. AFRICAN ART. WILLETT, FRANK. 2002 AFRICANIST AESTHETIC IN GLOBAL HIP HOP: POWER OSUMARE, HALIFU. 2007 MOVES. AFTER COLLAPSE: THE REGENERATION OF COMPLEX 2006 SOCIETIES; ED. BY GLENN M. SCHWARTZ. AFTER DOLLY: THE USES AND MISUSES OF HUMAN WILMUT, IAN. 2006 CLONING. AFTER EDEN: THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN DOMINATION. SALE, KIRKPATRICK. 2006 AGAINST BIOETHICS. BARON, JONATHAN. 2006 AGAINST METHOD FEYERABEND, PAUL 1993 AGEING IN SOCIETY: EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON 2007 GERONTOLOGY; ED. BY JOHN BOND. AGES IN CHAOS: JAMES HUTTON AND THE DISCOVERY OF BAXTER, STEPHEN. 2006 DEEP TIME. AGRARIANISM AND THE GOOD SOCIETY: LAND, CULTURE, FREYFOGLE, ERIC T. 2007 CONFLICT, AND HOPE. AIDS IN AMERICA. HUNTER, SUSAN. 2006 AIDS IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: DISEASE AND BARNETT, TONY. 2006 GLOBALIZATION. AIDS PANDEMIC IN LATIN AMERICA. SMALLMAN, SHAWN C. 2007 AIDS PANDEMIC: IMPACT ON SCIENCE AND SOCIETY; ED. 2005 BY KENNETH H. MAYER. ALASKA NATIVE ART: TRADITION, INNOVATION, FAIR, SUSAN W. 2006 CONTINUITY. ALCHEMY OF MIND: THE MARVEL AND MYSTERY OF THE ACKERMAN, DIANE. 2004 BRAIN. ALEXANDER PUSHKIN'S LITTLE TRAGEDIES: THE POETICS 2003 OF BREVITY. ED. EVDOKIMOVA, SVETLANA ALFRED AND GUINEVERE. SCHUYLER, JAMES. 2001 ALIENS IN THE BACKYARD: PLANT AND ANIMAL IMPORTS LELAND, JOHN, 1950- 2005 INTO AMERICA. ALL GOD'S CHILDREN: INSIDE THE DARK AND VIOLENT DENFELD, RENE. 2007 WORLD OF STREET FAMILIES. ALL LIFE IS PROBLEM SOLVING. POPPER, KARL. 2001 ALTRUISM AND HEALTH: PERSPECTIVES FROM EMPIRICAL 2007 RESEARCH; ED. BY STEPHEN G. POST. AMERICAN ART AND ARCHITECTURE. LEWIS, MICHAEL J., 1957- 2006 AMERICAN ART SINCE 1945. JOSELIT, DAVID. 2003 AMERICAN ENCOUNTERS: NATIVES AND NEWCOMERS 2007 FROM EUROPEAN CONTACT TO INDIAN REMOVAL,...; ED. BY PETER C. MANCALL
30 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report AMERICAN FEAR: THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF STERNS, PETER N. 2006 HIGH ANXIETY. AMERICAN GUESTWORKERS: JAMAICANS AND MEXICANS GRIFFITH, DAVID CRAIG, 2006 IN THE U.S. LABOR MARKET. 1951- AMERICAN NARRATIVES: MULTIETHNIC WRITING IN THE WINTER, MOLLY 2007 AGE OF REALISM. CRUMPTON, 1968- AMERICAN PROTEST LITERATURE; ED. BY ZOE TRODD. 2006 AMERICAN RELIGIONS AND THE FAMILY: HOW FAITH 2007 TRADITIONS COPE WITH MODERNIZATION...; ED. BY DON ANATOMY OF A SECRET LIFE: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SALTZ, GAIL. 2006 LIVING A LIE. ANATOMY OF WONDER: A CRITICAL GUIDE TO SCIENCE 2004 FICTION; ED. BY NEIL BARRON. ANCESTOR'S TALE: A PILGRIMAGE TO THE DAWN OF DAWKINS, RICHARD. 2004 EVOLUTION. ANDREW ROLLINGS AND ERNEST ADAMS ON GAME ROLLINGS, ANDREW. 2003 DESIGN. ANDY WARHOL PRINTS: A CATALOGUE RAISONNE, 1962- WARHOL, ANDY, 1928- 2003 1987; ED. BY FRAYDA FELDMAN. ANITA AND 124 OTHER PORTRAITS. BLOMMERS, ANUSCHKA. 2006 ANOTHER KNOWLEDGE IS POSSIBLE: BEYOND NORTHERN 2007 EPISTEMOLOGIES; ED. BY BOAVENTURA DE SOUSA SANTOS. ANSEL ADAMS: SIERRA NEVADA: THE JOHN MUIR TRAIL. ADAMS, ANSEL. 2006 ANTHROPOLOGIES OF ART; ED. BY MARIET WESTERMANN. 2005 ANTHROPOLOGY, ART AND CULTURAL PRODUCTION. SVASEK, MARUSKA. 2007 ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS: REID, JOHN B. 2002 A DEVELOPMENTAL ANALYSIS AND MODEL FOR INTERVENTION ARCHAEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: PERSPECTIVES ON 2007 METHOD AND THEORY; ED. BY JAMES M. SKIBO. ARCHAEOLOGY OF IDENTITIES: A READER; ED. BY 2007 TIMOTHY INSOLL. ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN OF MAN AND WOMAN: THE TSIARAS, ALEXANDER. 2004 MARVEL OF THE HUMAN BODY, REVEALED. ARCHITECTURE: ART. JODIDIO, PHILIP. 2005 ARISTOTELIS PHYSICA ARISTOTLE 1956 ARMCHAIR ECONOMIST: ECONMICS AND EVERYDAY LIFE. LANDSBURG, STEVEN E. 1995 ART & CONTEXT: THE '50S AND '60S; ED. BY CHRIS BRUCE. 2006
ART AND ILLUSION: A STUDY IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF GOMBRICH, ERNST HANS, 2002 PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION. 1909- ART AND LIBERATION: COLLECTED PAPERS OF HERBERT MARCUSE, HERBERT, 2007 MARCUSE; V. 4; ED. BY DOUGLAS KELLNER. 1898-1979. ART AND VISUAL PERCEPTION: A PSYCHOLOGY OF THE ARNHEIM, RUDOLF. 2004 CREATIVE EYE: THE NEW VERSION. ART AND WRITING IN THE MAYA CITIES, A.D. 600-800: A HERRING, ADAM, 1967- 2005 POETICS OF LINE. ART HEALS: HOW CREATIVITY CURES THE SOUL. MCNIFF, SHAUN. 2004 ART IN CRISIS: W.E.B. DU BOIS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR KIRSCHKE, AMY HELENE. 2007 AFRICAN AMERICAN IDENTITY AND MEMORY.
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 31 ART OF BEING. FROMM, ERICH. 1994 ART OF THE CHEROKEE: PREHISTORY TO THE PRESENT. POWER, SUSAN C. 2006 ART RULES: PIERRE BOURDIEU AND THE VISUAL ARTS. GRENFELL, MICHAEL, 2007 1953- ART SINCE 1960. ARCHER, MICHAEL, 1954- 2002 ART SPIRIT HENRI, ROBERT 2007 ART THERAPY, RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE-BASED GILROY, ANDREA. 2006 PRACTICE. ART: A NEW HISTORY. JOHNSON, PAUL. 2003 ARTEMISIA; TRANS. BY SHIRLEY D'ARDIA CARACCIOLO. BANTI, ANNA. 2004 ARTFUL MIND: COGNITIVE SCIENCE AND THE RIDDLE OF 2006 HUMAN CREATIVITY; ED. BY MARK TURNER. ARTFUL UNIVERSE EXPANDED. BARROW, JOHN D., 1952- 2005 ARTHUR MILLER: A PLAYWRIGHT'S LIFE AND WORKS. BRATER, ENOCH. 2005 ARTISTS' SELF-PORTRAITS; TRANS. BY MARGUERITE CALABRESE, OMAR. 2006 SHORE. ART'S AGENCY AND ART HISTORY; ED. BY ROBIN 2007 OSBORNE. ATOMS FOR PEACE: A FUTURE AFTER FIFTY YEARS?; ED. 2007 BY JOSEPH F. PILAT. ATTACHMENT AND DYNAMIC PRACTICE: AN INTEGRATIVE BRANDELL, JERROLD R. 2007 GUIDE FOR SOCIAL WORKERS AND OTHER CLINICIANS. ATTENTION: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE; ED. BY ARTHUR 2007 F. KRAMER. AUTHENTIC MOVEMENT: MOVING THE BODY, MOVING 2007 THE SELF, BEING MOVED: A COLLECTION OF...; ED. BY PATRIZIA PALLARO AVERAGE AMERICAN: THE EXTRAORDINARY SEARCH FOR O'KEEFE, KEVIN. 2005 THE NATION'S MOST ORDINARY CITIZEN. AXE AGE: ACHEULIAN TOOL-MAKING FROM QUARRY TO 2006 DISCARD; ED. BY NAAMA GOREN-INBAR. BABOON METAPHYSICS: THE EVOLUTION OF A SOCIAL CHENEY, DOROTHY L. 2007 MIND. BABY BUSINESS: HOW MONEY, SCIENCE, AND POLITICS SPAR, DEBORA L. 2006 DRIVE THE COMMERCE OF CONCEPTION. BACK TO NATURE: THE GREEN AND THE REAL IN THE WATSON, ROBERT N. 2006 LATE RENAISSANCE. BACKGROUND NOISE: PERSPECTIVES ON SOUND ART. LABELLE, BRANDON. 2006 BACON AND PICASSO: THE LIFE OF IMAGES. BALDASSARI, ANNE. 2005 BAGHDAD JOURNAL: AN ARTIST IN OCCUPIED IRAQ. MUMFORD, STEVE. 2005 BARRIERS TO DEMOCRACY: THE OTHER SIDE OF SOCIAL JAMAL, AMANEY A., 1970- 2007 CAPITAL IN PALESTINE AND THE ARAB WORLD. BASIC INSTINCT: THE GENESIS OF BEHAVIOR. BLUMBERG, MARK S. 2005 BAYESIAN RATIONALITY: THE PROBABILISTIC APPROACH OAKSFORD, M. (MIKE) 2007 TO HUMAN REASONING. BEATON: PORTRAITS. PEPPER, TERENCE. 2004 BEAUTIES OF THE CITY OF FLORENCE: A GUIDEBOOK OF BOCCHI, FRANCESCO. 2006 1591; TRANS. BY THOMAS FRANGENBERG. BEAUTIFUL EVIDENCE. TUFTE, EDWARD R. 2006
32 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report BEAUTIFUL/UGLY: AFRICAN AND DIASPORA AESTHETICS; 2006 ED. BY SARAH NUTTALL. BEAUTY AND ART, 1750-2000. PRETTEJOHN, 2005 ELIZABETH. BELIEVING IS SEEING: CREATING THE CULTURE OF ART. STANISZEWSKI, MARY 1995 ANNE. BEST AMERICAN POETRY; 2006; ED. BY BILLY COLLINS. 2006 BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE AND NATURE WRITING; 2006; 2006 ED. BY BRIAN GREENE. BEST AMERICAN SCIENCE WRITING; 2006; ED. BY ATUL 2006 GAWANDE. BEST OF ALL POSSIBLE WORLDS: MATHEMATICS AND EKELAND, I. (IVAR), 1944- 2006 DESTINY. BETWEEN THE DYING AND THE DEAD: DR. JACK NICOL, NEAL. 2006 KEVORKIAN'S LIFE AND THE BATTLE TO LEGALIZE BEYOND APPEARANCE: A NEW LOOK AT ADOLESCENT 1999 GIRLS;ED. BY NORINE G. JOHNSON. BEYOND EXOTICISM: WESTERN MUSIC AND THE WORLD. TAYLOR, TIMOTHY 2007 DEAN. BEYOND RATIONALITY: THE SEARCH FOR WISDOM IN A HAMMOND, KENNETH R. 2007 TROUBLED TIME. BEYOND REASON: EIGHT GREAT PROBLEMS THAT REVEAL DEWDNEY, A.K. 2004 THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE. BEYOND RELATIVISM: COMPARABILITY IN CULTURAL HUNT, ROBERT C. 2007 ANTHROPOLOGY. BEYOND THE BODY PROPER: READING THE 2007 ANTHROPOLOGY OF MATERIAL LIFE; ED. BY MARGARET LOCK. BEYOND WAR: THE HUMAN POTENTIAL FOR PEACE. FRY, DOUGLAS P., 1953- 2007 BIEDERMEIER: THE INVENTION OF SIMPLICITY. OTTOMEYER, HANS. 2006 BIG QUESTIONS, WORTHY DREAMS: MENTORING YOUNG PARKS, SHARON. 2000 ADULTS IN THEIR SEARCH FOR MEANING, PURPOSE, AND FAITH BIOETHICS AND ARMED CONFLICT: MORAL DILEMMAS OF GROSS, MICHAEL L., 1954- 2006 MEDICINE AND WAR. BIOETHICS AND THE BRAIN. GLANNON, WALTER. 2007 BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS: FROM THE INVENTION OF STATE- GUILLEMIN, JEANNE, 2005 SPONSORED PROGRAMS TO CONTEMPORARY 1943- BIOTERRORISM. BIOLOGY UNMOORED: MELANESIAN REFLECTIONS ON BAMFORD, SANDRA C., 2007 LIFE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY. 1962- BIOTERRORISM : CONFRONTING A COMPLEX THREAT ED. WENGER, ANDREAS 2007 BY ANDREAS WENGER & BIRTH: THE SURPRISING HISTORY OF HOW WE ARE BORN. CASSIDY, TINA. 2006 BLACK ART: A CULTURAL HISTORY. POWELL, RICHARD J., 2002 1953- BLACK BOOK; TRANS. BY MAUREEN FREELY. PAMUK, ORHAN, 1952- 2006 BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE: EXPERIMENT IN ART; ED. BY 2002 VINCENT KATZ. BLANK SLATE: THE MODERN DENIAL OF HUMAN NATURE. PINKER, STEVEN. 2003
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 33 BLOOD AND ROSES: ONE FAMILY'S STRUGGLE AND CASTOR, HELEN. 2006 TRIUMPH DURING ENGLAND'S TUMULTUOUS WAR OF THE BODY-SUBJECTS AND DISORDERED MINDS. MATTHEWS, ERIC, 1936- 2007 BOG PEOPLE: IRON-AGE MAN PRESERVED. GLOB, P.V. 2004 BOMB SCARE: THE HISTORY AND FUTURE OF NUCLEAR CIRINCIONE, JOSEPH. 2007 WEAPONS. BOOK OF IMAGINARY MEDIA: EXCAVATING THE DREAM 2006 OF THE ULTIMATE COMMUNICATION MEDIUM; ED. BY ERIC BOOK OF THE SPHINX. REGIER, WILLIS GOTH. 2004 BOOMERANG AGE: TRANSITIONS TO ADULTHOOD IN MITCHELL, BARBARA 2005 FAMILIES. ANN, 1957- BOUNDARY LAYER CLIMATES. OKE, T.R. 1990 BRIEF TOUR OF HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS: FROM IMPOSTOR RAMACHANDRAN, V.S. 2004 POODLES TO PURPLE NUMBERS. BRIEFER HISTORY OF TIME. HAWKING, S. W. 2005 (STEPHEN W.) BRIGHTENING GLANCE: IMAGINATION AND CHILDHOOD. SPITZ, ELLEN HANDLER, 2006 1939- BROKEN SCREEN: EXPANDING THE IMAGE, BREAKING THE AITKEN, DOUG. 2005 NARRATIVE: 26 CONVERSATIONS WITH DOUG AITKEN; ED. BUCKMINSTER FULLER: DESIGNING FOR MOBILITY. GORMAN, MICHAEL 2005 JOHN. C. WRIGHT MILLS AND THE ENDING OF VIOLENCE. BREWER, JOHN D. 2003 CAFFEINE AND ACTIVATION THEORY: EFFECTS ON 2007 HEALTH AND BEHAVIOR; ED. BY BARRY D. SMITH. CALCULUS GALLERY: MASTERPIECES FROM NEWTON TO DUNHAM, WILLIAM, 1947- 2005 LEBESGUE. CALCULUS WARS: NEWTON, LEIBNIZ, AND THE GREATEST BARDI, JASON 2006 MATHEMATICAL CLASH OF ALL TIME. SOCRATES. CALL OF THE WEIRD: TRAVELS IN AMERICAN THEROUX, LOUIS. 2007 SUBCULTURES. CALLIOPE'S SISTERS: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ANDERSON, RICHARD L. 2004 PHILOSOPHIES OF ART. CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO CHOMSKY; ED. BY JAMES 2005 MCGILVRAY. CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO MOLIERE; ED. BY DAVID 2006 BRADBY. CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO PUSHKIN; ED. BY ANDREW 2006 KAHN. CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO SHELLEY; ED. BY TIMOTHY 2006 MORTON. CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO W.B. YEATS; ED. BY 2006 MARJORIE HOWES. CAMBRIDGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF STARS. KALER, JAMES B. 2006 CAMBRIDGE HANDBOOK OF CONSCIOUSNESS; ED. BY 2007 PHILIP DAVID ZELAZO. CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF IRISH LITERATURE; ED. BY 2006 MARGARET KELLEHER. CAN YOU BELIEVE YOUR EYES?: OVER 250 ILLUSIONS BLOCK, J.R. 1992 ANDOTHER VISUAL ODDITIES.
34 u 2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report CAPE WIND: MONEY, CELEBRITY, CLASS, POLITICS, AND WILLIAMS, WENDY. 2007 THE BATTLE FOR OUR ENERGY FUTURE ON NANTUCKET CAPTIVE IMAGES: RACE, CRIME, PHOTOGRAPHY. BIBER, KATHERINE, 1972- 2007 CARAVAGGIO: PAINTER OF MIRACLES. PROSE, FRANCINE. 2005 CARIBBEAN CRUSADERS AND THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE. TURNER, JOYCE MOORE, 2005 1920- CARIBBEAN WOMEN WRITERS AND GLOBALIZATION: SCOTT, HELEN, 1966- 2006 FICTIONS OF INDEPENDENCE. CARTOGRAPHIES OF THE MIND: PHILOSOPHY AND 2007 PSYCHOLOGY IN INTERSECTION; ED. BY MASSIMO MARRAFFA CASE AGAINST PERFECTION: ETHICS IN THE AGE OF SANDEL, MICHAEL J. 2007 GENETIC ENGINEERING. CELL PHONE: AN ANTHROPOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION. HORST, HEATHER A. 2006 CEZANNE TO PICASSO: AMBROISE VOLLARD, PATRON OF 2006 THE AVANT-GARDE; ED. BY REBECCA RABINOW. CEZANNE'S GARDEN. FELL, DEREK. 2003 CHALLENGING NATURE: LOCAL KNOWLEDGE, PORTER, PHILIP 2006 AGROSCIENCE, AND FOOD SECURITY IN TANGA REGION, WAYLAND, 1928- TANZANIA. CHANCES ARE-- ADVENTURES IN PROBABILITY. KAPLAN, MICHAEL. 2006 CHANGE IN THE WEATHER: PEOPLE, WEATHER, AND THE STEVENS, WILLIAM K. 1999 SCIENCE OF CLIMATE. CHARACTER COSTUME FIGURE DRAWING: STEP-BY-STEP HUAIXIANG, TAN. 2004 DRAWING METHODS FOR THEATRE COSTUME DESIGNERS. CHARACTER OF PHYSICAL LAW FEYNMAN, RICHARD 1994 CHARISMA: THE GIFT OF GRACE, AND HOW IT HAS BEEN RIEFF, PHILIP. 2007 TAKEN AWAY FROM US. CHARLES SHEELER: ACROSS MEDIA. BROCK, CHARLES. 2006 CHARM OFFENSIVE: HOW CHINA'S SOFT POWER IS KURLANTZICK, JOSHUA, 2007 TRANSFORMING THE WORLD. 1976- CHAS ADDAMS: A CARTOONIST'S LIFE. DAVIS, LINDA H. 2006 CHASING THE RISING SUN: THE JOURNEY OF AN ANTHONY, TED. 2007 AMERICAN SONG. CHE'S CHEVROLET, FIDEL'S OLDSMOBILE: ON THE ROAD SCHWEID, RICHARD, 2004 IN CUBA. 1946- CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY: KNOWLEDGE 2007 FOR ACTION; ED. BY J. LAWRENCE ABER. CHILDREN OF THE SUN: A HISTORY OF HUMANITY'S CROSBY, ALFRED W. 2006 UNAPPEASABLE APPETITE FOR ENERGY. CHILDREN, YOUNG PEOPLE AND SOCIAL INCLUSION: 2006 PARTICIPATION FOR WHAT?; ED. BY E. KAY M. TISDALL. CHILDREN'S KNOWLEDGE, BELIEFS AND FEELINGS ABOUT BARRETT, MARTYN, D. 2007 NATIONS AND NATIONAL GROUPS. CHILDREN'S TELEVISION COMMUNITY; ED. BY J. ALISON 2007 BRYANT. CHOICE AND CONSEQUENCE: PERSPECTIVES OF AN SCHELLING/THOMAS 1985 ERRANT ECONOMIST. CHOOSING A BIBLE: FOR WORSHIP, TEACHING, STUDY, KRAUS, DONALD. 2007 PREACHING, AND PRAYER. CHOOSING CHILDREN: GENES, DISABILITY, AND DESIGN. GLOVER, JONATHAN. 2006
2006-2007 Champlain College Library Annual Report u 35 CHRONOS: HOW TIME SHAPES OUR UNIVERSE; TRANS. BY KLEIN, ETIENNE. 2005 GLENN BURNEY. CINEMA BEFORE CINEMA: THE ORIGINS OF SCIENTIFIC TOSI, VIRGILIO. 2005 CINEMATOGRAPHY; TRANS. BY SERGIO ANGELINI. CINEMATIC TOURIST: EXPLORATIONS IN GLOBALIZATION, TZANELLI, RODANTHI. 2007 CULTURE AND RESISTANCE. CITING SHAKESPEARE: THE REINTERPRETATION OF RACE ERICKSON, PETER. 2007 IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE AND ART. CITY LIVES. SCHWARZKOPF, 2005 ARABELA. CLASS REPRESENTATION IN MODERN FICTION AND FILM. GANDAL, KEITH. 2007 CLASSIC AMERICAN POPULAR SONG: THE SECOND HALF- JENNESS, DAVID. 2006 CENTURY, 1950-2000. CLASSIC EXPERIMENTS IN PSYCHOLOGY. MOOK, DOUGLAS G., 2004 1934- CLASSIC FEYNMAN: ALL THE ADVENTURES OF A CURIOUS FEYNMAN, RICHARD 2006 CHARACTER; ED. BY RALPH LEIGHTON. PHILLIPS. CLIMATE CHANGE IN PREHISTORY: THE END OF THE REIGN BURROUGHS, WILLIAM 2005 OF CHAOS. JAMES. COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: PROGRESS ON A PIVOTAL 1999 THEORY IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY; ED. BY EDDIE HARMON- JONES COGNITIVE ILLUSIONS: A HANDBOOK ON FALLACIES AND 2004 BIASES IN THINKING, JUDGEMENT AND MEMORY; ED. BY RUDIGER F. POHL COLLECTED SHORTER FICTION; V. 1; TRANS. BY LOUISE TOLSTOY, LEO, GRAF, 2001 MAUDE. 1828-1910. COLLECTIVISM AFTER MODERNISM: THE ART OF SOCIAL 2007 IMAGINATION AFTER 1945; ED. BY BLAKE STIMSON. COLONY. TAYMAN, JOHN. 2006 COME HELL OR HIGH WATER: HURRICANE KATRINA AND DYSON, MICHAEL ERIC. 2006 THE COLOR OF DISASTER. COMET/ASTEROID IMPACTS AND HUMAN SOCIETY: AN 2007 INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH; ED. BY PETER T. COMMON SENSE OF SCIENCE BRONOWSKI, JACOB 1978 COMMUNICATIONS MEDIA, GLOBALIZATION, AND EMPIRE; 2006 ED. BY OLIVER BOYD-BARRETT. COMPANION TO AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY; ED. BY 2005 CARROLL PURSELL. COMPANION TO GREEK TRAGEDY; ED. BY JUSTINA 2005 GREGORY. COMPANION TO THE CLASSICAL GREEK WORLD; ED. BY 2006 KONRAD H. KINZL. COMPASS: A STORY OF EXPLORATION AND INNOVATION. GURNEY, ALAN. 2004 COMPETING FOR THE FUTURE: HOW DIGITAL KRESSEL, HENRY. 2007 INNOVATIONS ARE CHANGING THE WORLD. COMPLETE SOCIAL SCIENTIST: A KURT LEWIN READER; 1999 ED. BY MARTIN GOLD. CONCERNING THE SPIRITUAL IN ART. KANDINSKY, WASSILY 1977 CONCISE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING. READ, HERBERT. 1974 CONCISE HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND. MEIN SMITH, PHILIPPA. 2005
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