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AUTHOR Lehman, Lois J., Comp.; Kiewitt, Eva L., Comp. TITLE Directory of Curriculum Materials Centers. 2nd Edition. INSTITUTION Association of Coll. and Research Libraries, Chicago, Ill. PUB DATE 85 NOTE 197p. AVAILABLE FROMAssociation of College and Research Libraries, American Library Association, 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611 ($15.00 for ACRL members; $20.(0 for all others). PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)

EDRS PRICE MF01 Plus Postage. PC Not Available from EDRS. DESCRIPTORS *Childrens Literature; Developed Nations; Foreign Countries; Higher Education; *Instructional Materials; *Resource Centers; *Resource Materials; *Schools of Education; Teacher Education IDENTIFIERS Canada; United States

ABSTRACT Curriculum materials centers affiliated with colleges and universities in the United States and Canada that offer accredited programs in education are listed in this directory, which is based on the responses to a survey conducted in 1985. The 175 entries include centers in 42 states, the District of Columbia, and five in Canada. Arranged by state, each entry includes the names of the center and of the institution, the address and telephone number, the name of the director, a brief description of the center's holdings, the materials buaget, the classification system used, the composition of the staff, the loan policy, and the hours of operation. Also included--as applicable--are special collections, cooperative affiliations, additional information, a listing of any materials returned with the questionnaire that are available through the American Library Association (ALA) library, and/or notes. An alphabetical listing of the centers in each state together with.their addresses concludes the directory. (MES)

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DIRECTORY

0 F CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTERS

2nd EDITION

COMPILED BY LOIS J. LEHMAN AND EVA L. KIEWITT

Association of College and Research Libraries A Division of the American Library Association 1985 Additional copies of this book are available from:

ACRL/ALA 50 East Huron Street Chicago, IL 60611

$15 for ACRL members $20 for nonmembers

ISBN 0-8389-6917-8

4 D I R E C T C R V0 F CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTERS

SECOND EDITION

INTRODUCTION

As explained in the first edition, this Directory grewout of a need expressed in the CurriculumMaterials Committee of the Educa- tion and Behavioral Sciences Section of the Associationof Co:lege and Research Libraries.

The first survey was conducted in 1979 with 189returns. The full results of this survey are in an article includedin ERIC's Resources in Education, March, 1981 (ED 194110).

The current survey was completed in 1985.Questionnaires were sent to the largest education programs accredited bythe National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.Additional centers requested and were accepted for inclusion. Returns were received from 170 curriculum centers in 42 states, the District of Columbia,and 5 in Canada.

Handbooks, brochures, and other materials includedwith the survey were sent to the ALA HeadquartersLibrary in Chicago where they may be borrowed.

We wish to express our appreciation to theCurriculum Center di- rectors who provided information and toDoris Van Wert, the secretary who typed the manuscript. We are also indebted to the University for its support of this project.

CBN University Library Lois J. Lehman Virginia Beach, VA Eva L. Kiewitt April, 1985

2 AUBURN UNIVERSITY LEARNING RESOURCES Auburn, Alabama 36830 CENTER Dan Wright

The LRC provides commercial materials, production facilities and services, consulting services in instructional design, equipment and duplicating and graphic services to enhance the learning of students in the Schools of Education and Arts & Sciences.

HOLDINGS: 6,000 children's and professional education books; 6,000 textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; 8,600 audiovisual materials; microcomputer - lab

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 5 professionals; 8 support staff; 675 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Almost all materials circulate to faculty and students

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

COOPERATIVE AFFILIATION: Plains Educational Media Service (PEMS) which includes ten local school systems

3 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, EDUCATION LIBRARY/ AT TUSCALOOSA CURRICULUM LABORATORY Tuscaloosa Sharon Lee Stewart Alabama 35486 (205) 348-6055

A part of the Education Library, theCurriculum Lab provides instructional resources for K-12classrooms to support student teaching and methodsinstruction.

HOLDINGS: 3,500 textbooks and workbooks; 800 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress and in-house classification system

STAFF: li professionals; 4 support staff; 234 hours of weekly studenthelp

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks - undergraduates; 1 month - graduates

HOURS OPEN: Daily

4 7 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA LEARNING RESOURCES P.O. Box 5232 CENTER Florence, Alabama 35632-0001 Charles E. Carr (205) 766-4100 X297

The LRC is located in the EducationBuilding and serves mainly students, faculty, and staff inthe College of Education.

HOLDINGS: 6,000 children's books; 1,791 textbooks and workbooks; 1,200 curriculum guides; 342 audiovisual materials; 71 computer software MATERIALS BUDGET: $6,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 full-time professional; 1 professional for 12 hours a week; 48 hours a week of student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks to students, faculty, and staff; 1week for audiovisual materials; 1 day for software

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. -8 a.m.-7 p.m. Fri,. - 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Curriculum materials, audiovisual materials, Children's Literature Collection

5,; 8 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM COLLECTION Hayden Library JoAnn Mulvihill, Tempe, Arizona 85287 Education Subject Specialist (602) 965-5167

Located in an unstaffed area of the Library, the Curriculum Collection consists of state-adopted textbooks (K-12), juvenile literature, and juvenile literature in Spanish. Other curriculum materials, such as activity books and teaching handbooks, are integrated into the general library collection.

HOLDINGS: 10,000 juvenile books; 500 juvenile books in Spanish; 2,000 textbooks

MATERIALS BUDGET: Not separate from general library materials budget

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Textbooks: in-house classification by discipline and publisher Juvenile literature: Dewey Decimal System

STAFF: Collection is managed by the Education Subject Specialist (librarian) and 1 support staff; no one devoted to Curriculum full-time

LOAN POLICY: 7 days

HOURS OPEN: Daily

6 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM Library, Box 6022 COLLECTION Flagstaff Robert H. Hassell Arizona 86011 523-2171

Located within the Library, the Curriculum Collec- tion supports teaching and education classes.

HOLDINGS: 20,000 textbooks and workbooks; 30,000 children's books; audio-visual materials; 14,000 curriculum guides on microfiche

CLASSIFACATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme by subject area and grade

STAFF: 1 professional working with the collection intermittently

LOAN POLICY: Two weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Main Library Handbook and Directory

7 10 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MEDIA CENTER Tucson, Arizona 85721 Bonnie L. Travers (602) 621-6409

Located within the Library, the Media Center maintains the Library's collection of various non-bookma- terials, except those designed for some otherarea (i.e. Maps, Music, Microforms, 16mm Films). It also houses and provides reference service for juvenile, elementary, and secondary literature and the school textbook collection.

HOLDINGS: 19,000 children's books; 12,000 textbooks and workbooks; 10,000 audiovisual materials; and curriculum guides in Microform Collection

MATERIALS BUDGET: $31,100

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Being reclassified to Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 4 support staff; 60 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Books - regular library loan procedures; non-book materials not on "reserve" -1 week; equipment - not loaned for out-of-building use

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week: Mon.-Thurs. - 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri. - 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sat. - Noon - 4 p.m.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: The Media Center houses some oral history audiotapes which are part of the Arizona holdings of the Special Collections Depart- ment of the Main Library. ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LABORATORY State University Philip L. Jones Arkansas 72467 (501) 972-3077

Located within the library, the Curriculum Lab provides 1) state-adopted textbooks (grades K-12); 2) curriculum guides and related material representative of programs throughout the country; and 3) educational pits, games, etc. The Lab serves faculty and students of the university and other interested local patrons.

HOLDINGS: 5,500 textbooks and workbooks; 1,000 curriculum guides; 345 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $600.00

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house classification scheme (subject, publisher, level)

STAFF: 1 professional; 15 hours of weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

9, 12 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LEARNING RESOURCES Fayetteville CENTER Arkansas 72701 JENNIE LOU MILTON (501) 575-5444 CHILDREN'S LIBRARY May Lein Ho

Located in the College of Education, the LRC serves 1) as a demonstration school library media center, 2) the materials and production needs of the faculty and students in the College of Education, and 3) the needs of the University kindergarten children.

HOLDINGS: 11,794 children's books; 4,000 textbooks and workbooks; 200 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials; professional collection

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; Library of Congress - Professional Collection

STAFF: 1 professional; 60 hours weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 week circulation of all materials except periodicals. Variable loan periods for reserve collection.

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

"1.3 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL CURRICULUM AND LAB- ARKANSAS ORATORY COLLECTIONS Conway Position vacant Arkansas 72032 (501) 450-3129

The Curriculum Collection provides textbooks, courses of study, and curriculum guides, EC-12, to support education program and provide assistance to in- service school personnel. The Laboratory Collection provides trade books, EC-12, to support all university programs requiring use of juvenile materials. Both collections are located within the library.

HOLDINGS: 15,797 children's books; 2,994 textbooks and workbooks; 2,305 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,500.00- Curriculum Collection $3,500.00- Laboratory Collection

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 support staff; 45 hours of weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Textbook Classification Scheme Subject Headings for Curriculum Guides and Courses of Study

141 CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC LEARNING RESOURCES AND STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM DEPARTMENT Library Mary Louise Brady, Head San Luis Obispo Ilene Rockman, Ref. Librarian California 93407 Paula Scott, Catalogue (805) 546-2273

Located in the library, the LearningResources and Curriculum Department provides a wide rangeof print and nonprint materials in such fields as education,child development, children's literature, and some areasof the arts and sciences. Reference service is provided by the LR & C librarians.

HOLDINGS: 22,650 children's books; 8,450 textb_ooks and workbooks; 4,651 curriculum guides; 471 tests; 16,632 art and study prints; 8,965 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $9,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; media by accession number and code

STAFF: 3 professionals; 4 support staff; 80 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of children's books and texts; IMDC #31 for the California State Department of Education

12 CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE EDUCATION/ SAN BERNARDINO CURRICULUM LIBRARY 5500 Stat, College Parkway David Bourquin San Bernardino, California 92407 (714) 887-7329

Located in the library, the ECL supports the courses offered by the School of Education; circulates a sampling of state-adopted textbooks and media materials for the use of student teachers and teachers in San Bernardino/ Riverside area; provides a non-circulating collection of evaluations and new adoptions for examination by school textbook committees.

HOLDINGS: 20,551 textbooks and workbooks; 2,000 curriculum guides; 3,900 children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; in-house scheme for texts

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 3/8 support staff; 10 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of some texts and juvenile books

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Selected bibliographies; sections of the Curriculum Manual

13. I G CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CURRICULUM MATERIALS CHICO DEPARTMENT Meriam Library Peter Anderson Chico, California 95929 (916) 895-5266

Located within the Meriam Library, the Curriculum Materials Department supplies students, faculty, and area teachers :th examples of current educational material.

HOLDINGS: 17,455 textbooks and workbooks; 12,628 juvenile books; 10,000 curriculum guides (on microfiche) 3,318 audiovisual materials 10,469 pictures and posters

STAFF: 1 professional;2/3 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 2 to 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:00 a.m.-11:50 p.m. Fri. - 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sat. - 1:00 p.m.- 5:00 p m. Sun. - 1:00 p.m.-11:50 p.m. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CURRICULUM/JUVENILE FRESNO COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT Henry Madden Library Betty Jo Peterson Fresno, California 93740-0034 (209) 294-2054

Located in the University Library, the Curriculum/ Juvenile Collections Department provides children's literature and curriculum related materials to the academic community.

HOLDINGS: 12,000 children's books; 20,000 textbooks and workbooks; 625 tests; 2,200 curriculum guides; 500 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 para-professional 5 part-time student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks, text and media; library use of curriculum guides and microfiche

HOURS OPEN: 53 hours a week

15 18 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL CURRICULUM AND FULLERTON TEXTBOOK CENTER (SCTC) P.O. Box 4150 Mary E. Crimmins Fullerton, California 92634 (714) 773-3286

Located within the library, the SCTC provides K-12 textbooks, curriculum guides, state frameworks, children's books and magazines and instructional media to all users of the library. It also provides reference assistance and instruction in use of the SCTC and other library services through tours, lectures, and credit courses. Reference service and computer searches ined- ucation and psychology are also provided.

HOLDINGS: 16,000 textbooks; 40 children's magazines; 10,000 children's books; 6,000 curriculum guides; 400 tests; 4,000 instructional media materials. Apple II plus computer and limited collection of K-12 instructional software.

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,010 for instructional media. (Books purchased through Library Book Budget.)

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress (modified)

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 80 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks, books; 2 weeks, instructional media

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week, 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

NOTES: Limited collection (125) of pre-1950 textbooks

16 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CURRICULUM CENTER LOS ANGELES Suzanne Sullivan 5151 State University Drive Los Angeles, California 90032 (213) 224-2280

Located within the library, the Curriculum Center serves as a resource center for students and faculty in classes related to children and education.

HOLDINGS: 24,000 children's books; 16,000 textbooks and workbooks; some tests; 12,000 curriculum guides (this figure includes guides that are on microfiche); 12,000 art and study prints/numerous cassette-tapes, filmstrips, games, puppets, realia, records, etc.

MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Dewey Decimal for juvenile; in-house system for textbooks and curriculum media.

STAFF: Support staff-1.5 full-time positions (60 hrs./wk.); student help-60 hrs./wk.

LOAN POLICY 2 weeks; 7 days, non-book and high-use items

HOURS OPEN 6 days a week

SPECIAL SOLLECTIONS: Historical collection of early 20th century juvenile fiction

17 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CURRICULUM LIBRARY SACRAMENTO Rosalind Van Auker 2000 Jed Smith Drive Sacramento, California 95819 (916) 454-6440

A part of the Education/Psychology Reference Depart- ment within the Library, the Curriculum Library provides students with textbooks (K-12), courses of study, audiovisual materials, source materials, pictures and study prints for use in all curricular areas in preschool through adult that are a part of the curriculum of the University.

HOLDINGS: 8,500 curriculum guides; 10,500 textbooks and workbooks; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,300

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; acquisition number and broad curricular area for courses of study, source materials, and pictures

STAFF: 3 1/2 professionals; 1 support staff; 20 hours weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historial collection of superseded California state-adopted textbooks

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Students' Guide to the Curriculum Library; manual- Instructions for Use of the Curriculum Library; floor plan

18 21 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA AND CURRICULUM University Library CENTER San Diego, California 92182-0511 Carole F. Wilson (619) 265-6757

A representative collection of textbooks (K-12), curriculum guides, teacher resources, .on-book media, and children's books. Supports College of Education teacher preparation program.

HOLDINGS (Approx. No.): 15,000 children's books; 22,375 (7,875 textbooks plus 14,500 workbooks); 23,530 curriculum guides; 5,900 audiovisual materials; 332,063 microfiche (ERIC documents, Curriculum Development Lib- rary, Wm. S. Gray Reading Re- search, ETS tests in micro)

MATERIALS BUDGET (annual) $20,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: My LT scheme for textbooks and curriculum; Dewey for children's books; accession number for non-book materials

STAFF: 2.5 professional; 3.75 support staff; 150 hours of student help per week

LOAN POLICY: Books -4 weeks; non-book varies

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 7:30 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Fri. - 7:30 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sat. -10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sun. Noon - 10:00 p.m.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: In process of weeding and recataloging/ reclassifying textbook/curriculum collection.

19' SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA SERVICES- 250 So. 4th Street CURRICULUM SECTION San Jose, California 95192 Irene Nakall (408) 277-3651

A sub-division of Media Services located within the library, the Curriculum Section provides print andnon- print materials to intern teachers, counselors, and children's literature classes, whichare taught in three divisions, and fourteen Schools/Departments working with elementary and secondary credential students.

HOLDINGS: 50,184 children's books; 17,764 curriculum guides; 4,574 textbooks and workbooks; 3,450 audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal, curriculum materials and juvenile collection; LC, high school materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 1/2 support staff; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of juvenile and high school materials

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Bibliography of new materials; Des- cription; Floor Plan

20 23 UCLA CURRICULUM INQUIRY 405 Hilgard CENTER Los Angeles Judith Monkkonen California 90024 (213) 825-8311

Located in the Education Department, the CIC provides those interested with representative collections of K-12 learning materials; resources and guidance in materials evaluation.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional

LOAN POLICY: All materials circulate for 2 weeks and may be renewed

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Folded information sheet

061 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA CURRICULUM LABORATORY Santa Barbara, California 93106 Barbara Wellman (805) 961-3060

Located within the Library, theCurriculum Lab serves students, facultyand staff by providing instructional and research materials for usein elementary and secondary school classroom instruction. Academic programs served includeteaching credential, instruction, language development and reading, earlychildhood education, and bilingual education.

HOLDINGS: 15,000 textbooks and workbooks; 7,000 children's books; 2,600 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; LC for curriculum guides; in-house scheme for some materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 40 hours weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: Historical collection of 150 textbooks

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Handbook

25 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN STOOPS LIBRARY OF EDUCATION CALIFORNIA AND INFORMATION STUDIES University Park Curriculum Materials Collection Los Angeles, Curriculum Librarian California 90089-0182 (213) 743-6249

Located on the second floor of the Stoops Library, the Collection provides a variety of materials coveringa wide range of subjects for the use of students in teacher education, teachers, and other educators at all levels, i.e., from early childhood to postsecondary.

HOLDINGS: 7,890 juvenile books; 6,000 textbooks, including teacher's editions and workbooks; 550 curriculum guides (paper copy) 2,000 guides in microfiche; 550 tests (paper copy); 600 tests in microfiche; miscellaneous audiovisuals

MATERIALS BUDGET: Most materials solicited as gifts or received on depository arrangement; selected items purchased from general funds, as needed.

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: in-house designed scheme

STAFF: 1 professional; 1library technical. assistant; 1/2 (FTE) student assistants

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks if no hold is placed on a book; most non-books are for library use only

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information flyer; Selection/Weeding Policy; Classification System; Acqui- sitions List, Floor Plan

23 ADAMS STATE COLLEGE ADAMS STATE COLLEGE Al amosa LIBRARY Colorado 81102 Christine E. Moeny (303) 589-7781

Materials pertinent to a curriculum center are read- ily available to patrons from the library's collections. The library supports the academic programs which include research and curriculum development.

HOLDINGS; 8,059 children's books; 4,792 textbooks and workbooks; 889 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: A part of the education budget

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; LC

STAFF: 1 special collections librarian; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: M through F subject to change

NOTES: Historical collection of Colorado books and vertical file materials

24 27 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Fort Collins COLLECTION Colorado 80523 Judy Berndt (303) 491-5911

Located within the library, the CMC supports student teachers and others doing curriculum planning.

HOLDINGS: 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; 175 curriculum guides; children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 1 social sciences librarian

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN Daily

25, 2 '3 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE COLORADO SERVICE Michener Library George R. Jaramillo Greeley Colorado 80639 (303) 351-2683

Located within the Michener Library, the ERS serves as a model curriculum library for the College of Educa- tion at the University.

HOLDINGS: 6,400 textbooks and workbooks; 4,100 curriculum gL des; 3,008 tests; 2,300 art and study prints; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Modified Library of Congress

STAFF: 1/4 professional 1/4 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 1 week/limit 5 items

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Cataloging Schedules

26 29 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE CURRICULUM LABORATORY UNIVERSITY Dona J. Ostrander Elihu Burritt Library New Britain Connecticut 06050 827-7542

Located within the library, the Curriculum Lab serves a center for teachers-in-training and teachers- in-service and as an example of a school media center and teachers' library.

HOLDINGS: 12,000 children's books; 5,000 textbooks and workbooks; 130,000 art and study prints; 2,000 curriculum guides; many audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $11,775

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; in-house scheme for textbooks

STAFF: 2 professionals; 90 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 3 days for textbooks

HOURS OPEN: Daily plus some evenings and weekends

NOTES: Historical collection of 1,516 children's books pre-1910, ethnic materials; spe- cialize in law related education, Asian materials, Poland, energy education

-2730 ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE CURRICULUM MATERIALS Pope Pius XII Library CENTER 1678 Asylum Avenue Alice Marie Angelo West Hartford Connecticut 06117 (203) 232-4571

Located within the library the CMC provides students and faculty in teacher preparation programs with a collection of instructional materials in current use in public schools. It serves as a center for the evaluation of instructional materials and a location for display of student projects.

HOLDINGS: 1,300 series titles of textbooks and workbooks; 150 curriculum guides; 85 tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $500.00

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: USOE Textbook Classification Scheme

STAFF: 1/4 professional

LOAN POLICY: 3 days

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. 8:15 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Fri. 8:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sun. 2:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

NOTES: Historical collection of nineteenth century textbooks and children's books

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Curriculum Materials Center News, v. 1, #1

28 31 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT CENTER FOR INSTRUCTIONAL Storrs, Connecticut 06268 MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY- (203) 486-3080 LEARNING RESOURCES DIVISION Cora Hahn

Located within the University Center for Instruc- tional Media and Technology, the LRD provides professional media materials in a wide variety of instructional modalities to insure the division's effectivenessas a research and development facility.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; 105 tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house system

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 75 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 1 week, reserves; 3 days, kits

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

29. t..). ,. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE EDUCATION RESOURCE Newark, Delaware 19716 CENTER (302) 451-2335 Janet H. Dove

A part of the College of Education, the ERC provides multimedia curriculum materials to support the courses of study in the College of Education and provides curriculum materials to educators in the Delaware area.

HOLDINGS: 15,000 textbooks and workbooks; 100 journals; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Subject scheme for curriculum materials

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 staff; 40 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

30 33 UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT LEARNING RESOURCES OF COLUMBIA DIVISION College of Education and Hebert Casciero Human Ecology 1100 Howard Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009 (202) 282-7536

The collections, formerly in a unified curriculum center, have been divided between the "library" and the "media services" (audiovisual) units of the Learning Resources Division of the University

*HOLDINGS: 5,000 children's books; 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; 300 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: Funds provided to maintain "professional materials" for teacher-training, educational supervision, in-service, etc. and to keep ERIC and other on-line retrieval services going.

*CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for books, filmstrips, and audio-cassettes; accession numbers by type of media for other nonprint.

*STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 20 hours of weekly student help

*LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

*HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

*Represents 1981 Directory information.

31 34 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCE UNIVERSITY CENTER Tamiami Campus Ronald W. Martin, Head Miami, Florida 33199 (305) 554-2413

Located in the Tamiami Campus Library, the IRC is divided into three units: the Audiovisual Library, Language Laboratory, and Curriculum Laboratory. The CL provides an additional resource facility for students majoring in education and teachers in the community and others interested in curriculum materials.

Curriculum Laboratory:

HOLDINGS: 4,811 textbooks; 1,262 reference and professional books; 6,556 curriculum guides (microfiche and hard copies) 560 tests; 10,450 juvenile and young adult books

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 60 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2/3 weeks, all materials except reference and tests

HOURS OPEN: Mon.- Sun., A.M. and P.M. (93 hours total)

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: CL Policies and Procedures

32 35 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CURRICULUM LABORATORY 315 Merrick Building Jeanne Cheyney Coral Gables, Florida33124 (305) 284-2892

Located in the Education Department, the CLsup- plies curriculum materialsand media to students faculty in education and and educationalpsychology.

HOLDINGS 5,000 textbooks andworkbooks; 1,000 tests; 400 children's books; 100 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house system

STAFF: 1 professional; 4 hours ofweekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

33 0 36 EMORY UNIVERSITY CANDLER LIBRARY 323 Candler Library AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES Atlanta, Georgia 30322 Johnnie Givens-Barnes, (404) 329-6858 Acting Director

Integrated print/nonprint media center with reserve services, listening and viewing labs, graphics production, A-V production, equipment support services, and nonprint collection.

HOLDINGS: 16,000 audiovisual materials; 12,000 books

MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,b00

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 2 professional; 10 support staff; 35 student help

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. -8 a.m.-2 a.m. Fri. - 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat. - 9 a.m.-midnight Sun. -10 a.m.-2 a.m.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: A division of General Libraries at Emory University

34 3 7 FORT VALLEY STATE CURRICULUM MATERIALS COLLEGE CENTER Fort Valley, Georgia 31030 Alma 7immons 825-6281

Separately located, the CMC serves primarily those persons in the Teacher Education Program andcon- tains materials on grade level of pre-school through twelve. The Center aims to aid students and faculty in selection of materials, evaluation, anduse of curriculum materials.

HOLDINGS: 8,500 textbooks and workbooks; 225 curriculum guides; 80 tests; children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: Expenditures for Center come from the Library budget

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 10 hours of weekly student help (varies)

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 3 days, curriculum guides

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

3 3 GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE CURRICULUM CENTER Statesboro Owen Gaede Georgia 30460 Connie Adler (912) F81-5528 Michael Waugh

Located in the Media Center in the School of Educa- tion, the CC supplements materials and methodscourses in secondary education. The textbooks are those which the state textbook commission donates to the Center.

HOLDINGS: 6,00 textbooks and workbooks; children's books; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: No fixed budget

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: No regular staff

LOAN POLICY: No formal policy

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

36 39 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCE University Plaza CENTER Atlanta, Georgia 30303 Rosalind Miller (404) 658-2458

Located in the School of Education, the IRC makes education materials and production equipment available to education students.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials; microcomputer programs

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 1/2 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

, 40 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM RESOURCE 1910 University Drive CENTER Boise, Idaho 83725 David A. Baldwin (208) 385-1270

The overall purpose of CRC is to acquaint prospective teachers and area educators with curriculum materials. Located within the library, it supports teacher education programs and loans to all departments of the university as well as to teachers in southwest Idaho (51 districts in 18 counties).

HOLDINGS: 6,000 children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for juvenile literature; scheme of subject, grade level, and publisher for textbooks

STAFF: 1 professional; 3 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies

38 4 IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Pocatello, Idaho 83209 CENTER (208) 236-2652 Art Cullen

Located in the College of Education, the IMC provides textbooks, manuals, AV equipment, supplies and materials for classroom presentation for methods students and student teachers.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: No budget for the Center; departments contribute materials.

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Organized by publisher and number

STAFF 1 professional; 1support staff; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

39 ''' CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY MATERIALS CENTER 95th Street and King Drive Carol Bentley Chicago, Illinois 60628 (312) 995-2276

Located in the library, the Materials Center provides students and faculty with a collection of educational materials, teaching aids and children's literature for use in the training of pre-service and in- service teachers and librarians.

HOLDINGS: 24,086 children's books; 13,152 textbooks and workbooks; 3,062 curriculum guides; 400 tests audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: Approximately $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 7 days regular; 3 weeks for student teachers, extension students and inter-library loan

HOURS OPEN: 6 days and from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday

MATERIALS AT :IA LIBRARY: Brochure

40 43 DEPAUL UNIVERSITY EDUCATION RESOURCE 2323 No. Seminary CENTER Chicago, Illinois 60614 (312) 321-7931

Located within the Library, the Education Resource Center houses a broad collection of classroom materials, K-12.

HOLDINGS: 600 textbooks and workbooks; 85 children's books; 50 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $600

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; most materials on LCS

STAFF: General library staff

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

44, GOVERNORS STATE UNIVERSITY MATERIALS CENTER Library Lucille Kerr Park Forest South Illinois 60466 (312) 534-5000 X2329

Located within the Library, the Materials Centersup- ports the undergraduate and graduate teacher education program. It provides students, faculty, and community teachers and school administrators 'with a collection of preschool through secondary education curriculum, teaching aids, and children's literature for examination, evaluation, and classroom use.

HOLDINGS: 7,000 children's books; 6,500 textbooks and workbooks; 1,100 curriculum guides; 800 teacher resource books; 2,000 audiovisuals, games, kits, pictures, realia, & models; children's magazines

MATERIALS BUDGET: $9,350

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 Library Technical Assistant, 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; non-circulating reference books

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

42 45 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING MATERIALS Milner Library CENTER Normal, Illinois 61761 Laura Gowdy (309) 438-3448

Located within the Milner Library, the TMC supplies K-12 curricular and co-curricular materials for the use of university students in elementary and secondary education and library science for inspection, review, and evaluation.

HOLDINGS: 27,000 children's books; 3,500 curriculum guides; 7,500 textbooks and workbooks; 1,500 tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $16,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; curriculum guides and tests by subject

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 1/3 support staff; 50 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; some items in-house use, overnight to 3 days

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of children's books and texts pre-1900 elsewhere in Special Collections

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet; floor plan

43 4 6 MUNDELEIN COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS 6363 No. Sheridan Road CENTER Chicago, Illinois 60660 Sr. Mary F. Berger (312) 262-8100

Located within the main library, the EMC supports the education classes in the college and provides the software for the use of faculty and students in classroom use.

HOLDINGS: 3,336 textbooks and workbooks; 4,000 children's books; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,300

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; texts un- classified; media by subject area

STAFF: 1 professional;25 hours of student help weekly

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: "Guide to Learning Resource Center," 29 pp.

44 47 NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS CURRICULUM MATERIALS UNIVERSITY COLLECTION Education Library Annette Buurstra Vilarci 5500 No. St. Louis Ave. Chicago, Iii. 60625

Located within the Education Library, the CMC provides teaching demonstration materials for students who are preparing to teach in elementary and secondary schools.

HOLDINGS: 17,905 children's books; 11,312 textbooks and workbooks; 2,728 curriculum guides; 212 tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; textbooks by subject/publisher; curriculum guides by subject/state/city

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 sopport staff; 57 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; non-circulating: reference and curriculum guides

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: Historical collection of approximately 100 children's books

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: "Guide to Curriculum Materials Center," 6 pp.; Bibliography of New Materials

45 48 QUINCY COLLEGE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Brenner Library CENTER Quincy, Illinois 62301 Susan Morris, Librarian (217) 222-8020 X347 (Lib.)

IMC is in the lower level of the library and is designed to resemble a school library. Sections include Easy, Young Adult, and Textbooks, audiocassettes, slides, filmstrips, 16 mm. films, kits, and pamphlets. Software is on reserve for the Apple II+ and TRS-80 microcomputers in the lab next to the IMC.

HOLDINGS (Approx. No.): 2,000 children's books; 900 textbooks and workbooks; 850 audiovisual; pamphlet file

MATERIALS BUDGET (annual): $1,000 (83/84 FY)

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional and 1student helper

LOAN POLISY: 2 weeks plus renewal for library card holders.

HOURS OPEN: Sun. - 1:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. - 7:50 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Fri. - 7:50 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sat.- 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Shortened library hours during vacations and holidays.

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information handout

NOTES: Items will be included in library's on- line catalog. Printed guide to IMC available.

49 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AT CARBONDALE CENTER Morris Library Ruth E. Bauner Carbondale, Illinois 62901 (618) 453-2274

Located in the Education and Psychology Division of the Morris Library, the IMC provides aid tostudent teachers with media, shows pre-teachers what is available, and aids area teachers in selection of materials.

HOLDINGS: 18,600 children's books; 5,500 textbooks and workbooks; 3,950 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; in-house scheme for manipulatives collection and curriculum guides

STAFF: 2 professionals; l part-time support staff; 35 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 14 days; 1 class period

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of 6,000 children's books, magazines, and texts

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Handbook

47 5 0 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY EDUCATION LIBRARY Lovejoy Library Ina Sledge Edwardsville, Illinois 62026 (618) 692-2906

The Curriculum Resource sections ofthe Education Library provide curriculum materialsand guides for the use of the students in teacher educationprograms as well asfor the use of practicing teachers.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: El-Hi textbooks in print

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 Civil Service; 55 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies

48 51 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM COLLECTION 1935 Sheridan Road Leslie Bjorncrantz Evanston, Illinois 60201 (312) 492-7602

Located in the University Library,the CC is organized to maintain and present to users printed teaching materials on the preschool through seconary levels. The staff serves as a resource liaison for Northestern students, faculty, staff and guest borrowersconcerned with education.

HOLDINGS: 11,608 children's books; 7,856 textbooks and workbookS; 1,826 curriculum guides; 15,922 pamphlets

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 40 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 week loan - children's books; textbooks 3 day loan - posters, vertical file materials Other materials do not circulate.

HOURS OPEN: 7 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Organizational Chart; Floor Plan; "A Guide to the Curriculum Collec- tion" 3 pp.

49 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO CURRICULUM LABORATORY 1100 E. 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 (312) 362-8443

Located within the library, the Curriculum Labora- tory provides resources for the Department of Education and tests for all departments.

HOLDINGS: 14,000 textbooks and workbooks; 2,506 curriculum guides; 7,800 tests; 20,400 pamphlets; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: Materials mainly received free of charge

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Original system

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff

LOAN POLICY: With University of Chicago loan card: 1 week - textbooks; 3 weeks- pamphlets; 3 days - A/V materials. Tests do not circulate.

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

50 53 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CURRICULUM LIBRARY AT CHICAGO James R. Rettig 801 S. Morgan Mary B. Losew Chicago, Illinois 60680 (312) 996-4458

Located within the Library, the Curriculum Library provides both print and non-print materials and related services to support the university's curriculum in teaching (preschool through high school) for graduate and undergraduate studies.

HOLDINGS: 5,331 textbooks and workbooks; 3,043 children's books; 3,601 curriculum guides; 945 standardized tests; 894 kits, games, and audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,500 to $3,000 from the education budget allocation

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: A variation of Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 Library Technical Assistant; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: Monday thru Thursday- 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Friday - 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday -11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Closed on Sunday

53. 54 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CURRICULUM COLLECTION AT URBANA Nancy O'Brien Education & Social Science Library University of Illinois Library, Rm. 100 1408 W. Gregory Drive Urbana, Illinois 61801 (217) 333-2305

The Curriculum Collection was established in 1981. Together with the School Collection of children's and young adult's literature (established in 1941), a core collection of research and resource materials has been gathered for the use of practitioners and scholars.

HOLDINGS: (Ap- 33,000 (includes materials from prox. No.) 1800 to the present); 10,000 textbooks and workbooks (includes paper copies of curriculum guides); 7,000 tests; Fearon-Pitman Curriculum De- velopment Library, 1978-1982 (microfiche); some audiovisual materials are available in kits

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,400 annually

CLASSIFICATION Dewey and modified version of Dewey SYSTEM(S): with TEXT or CURR as prefix, and code for publisher's name as cutter number

STAFF (NO.) .5 professional; .25 support staff; .25 student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week circulation

HOURS OPEN: Fall & Spring:M-Th- 8a.m.tomidnight F - 8a.m.to10 p.m. Sat -9a.m.to10 p.m. Sun - 1 p.m.tomidnight Summer: M-Th- 8a.m.to10 p.m. F - 8a.m.to 5 p.m. Sat - 9a.m.to 5 p.m. Sun - 1 p.m.to 5 p.m.

SPECIAL A historical collection of children's COLLECTIONS: and young adult's literature (1800- 1920) is maintained in the Rare Book Room. 52, 5'6 WHEATON COLLEGE CURRICULUM CENTER Buswell Memorial Library Virginia Powell Wheaton, II;inois 60187 (312) C82-5101

Located within the library, the Curriculum Center supports the Education Department curriculum, provides samples of materials used in elementary and secondary schools, provides supplementary materials for student teachers, makes available to education students a bank of ideas and materials, and supports inner city extra- curricular tutoring programs.

HOLDINGS: 800 children's books; 800 sets of textbooks and workbooks, curriculum guides, lnd audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,100

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house system, subject/publisher

STAFF: 1/3 professional; 4 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 24 hours

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

53 c) INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING MATERIALS Cunningham Memorial Library CENTER Terre Haute, Indiana 47809 Rolland H. McGiverin (812) 232-6311

Located in the library, the Teaching Materials Cen- ter provides special materials and services in the areas of juvenile literature, curriculum building, and teaching methods.

HOLDINGS: 31,813 books; 1,518 curriculum guides; 1,045 tests; 46,837 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals; 1 support staff; 112 hours of weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Brochure

54 57 INDIANA UNIVERSITY EDUCATION LIBRARY Bloomington, Indiana 47405 Adele S. Dendy (812) 335-1798

Located within the School of Education, the Education Library, a branch of the University Libraries,serves the students and faculty of the School of Education. It supports the present and anticipated teaching and research needs in education. The Educational Materials Center is a part of the Education Library.

HOLDINGS: 30,000 bound volumes; some 5,000 documents and pamphlets: 200,000 microforms, which include the complete ERIC collection; and about 10,000 non-print items; textbooks and workbooks. The library subscribes to 270 journals, and receives dissertations completed in the School of Education at Indiana Univer- sity.

MATERIALS BUDGET: $53,222 for education materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congree; LC and a special Cutter system for textbooks and supplementary materials used with them

STAFF: 2 professionals; 3 support staff; 215 hours of weekly student help for Educa- tion Library

LOAN POLICY: 2 week loan for circulating books, pamphlets, microfiche, textbooks and teaching materials;1 week loan for microform readers; 2 hours for periodicals and reserves. Faculty members may check out materials for up to one year and graduate students have a 4 week loan period. Both loans are subject to 2 week recall.

HOURS OPEN: Daily

55 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CURRICULUM LABORATORY Learning Resource Center Paula Brandt N140 Lindquist Center Iowa City, Iowa 52242

Located in the College of Education Building, the Curriculum Laboratory facilitates effective utilization of commercial and school system produced curriculummaterials and children's and adolescent literature.

HOLDINGS: 27,500 children's books; 17,500 textbooks and workbooks; 4,500 curriculum guides; 3,200 audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000 - children's and adolescent literature $10,000 - curriculum and non-print

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for non-print and juvenile books; curriculum materials by type

STAFF: 2 professionals; 3 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student l'elp

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks -juvenile books and non-print 3 days -textbooks and curriculum guides

HOURS OPEN: 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Mon.-Thurs. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Fri.-Sat.

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Guide to Curriculum Classification; Policies; Floor Plan; Brochure

56 53 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN CURRICULUM LABORATORY IOWA Cindy Cummings College of Education Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613 (319) 273-6066

Located in the College of Education, the Curriculum Laboratory is a research facility where pre- and in- service teachers can examine and evaluate K-12 curriculum materials.

HOLDINGS: 10,000 textbooks and workbooks; 150 tests; 1,500 curriculum guides; 1,500 children's books audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: By subject and format

STAFF: 2 professionals; 11/2 support staff; 200 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 days, books; overnight, texts and media

HOURS OPEN: Daily

57.. 60 KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Farrell Library CMC CENTER Manhattan, Kansas 66506 Sally A. Vander Velde (913) 532-6516

Part of the Audiovisual Department of the Main Li- brary, the CMC provides curriculum materials to students and faculty in the College of Education as well as to teachers throughout the state.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: By subject area

STAFF: 1 Library assistant; 1 support staff; 81 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Loan to anyone in state of Kansas

HOURS OPEN: Daily

58 61: UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS CURRICULUM LABORATORY 213 Bailey Hall Robert W. Ridgway Lawrence, Kansas 66044 (913) 864-3464

. Located in the Education Department, the CL provides curriculum materials at all levels to support methods classes, field experience (graduate and undergraduate) and student and faculty research in curriculum and instruction. The reserve section supports all classes offered in the School of Education.

HOLDINGS: 12,000 textbooks and workbooks; 900 curriculum guides; 500 children's books; audiovisual materials; microcomputer program,_

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,800

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 2 professionals (part-time); 1 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 2 hours/overnight for reserves

HOURS OPEN: 6.days a week

NOTES: A historical collection of 150 elementary/secondary texts

59 62, WASHBURN UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM RESOURCES OF TOPEKA CENTER Mabee Library Judith A. Walker Topeka, Kansas 66621 (913) 295-6479 X434

Located within the Education Department,the CRC provides materials and equipment for theuse and development of teaching materials. Used primarily by professional education students, it providesa place to study, practice skills, and develop materials.

HOLDINGS: 4,000 children's books; 230 sets of textbooks and workbooks; 200 curriculum guides; 110 tests; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Children's materials, teacher reference, and audiovisual materials by Dewey Decimal System. Textbooks by publisher.

STAFF: A professional media specialist; 1 support staff; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Description

'-' 63 NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY LEARNING RESOURCE 268 BEP CENTER Highland Heights, Kentucky 41076 Jennifer Smith (606) 572-5491

The LRC houses materials that can be used with students from preschool through grade 12. Included are textbooks, tests, educational games, kits, curriculum guides, etc. Also kept by the LRC is the Juvenile Literature Collection.

HOLDINGS: 4,596 children's books; 9,814 textbooks and workbooks; 412 tests; 2,816 curriculum guides; 1,334 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; by publisher within subject area

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 4 student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks for most items

HOURS OPEN: Fall and spring semesters: Mon.-Thurs., 8:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Fri. 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat. 11:00 a.m,-3:00 p.m. Hours vary during summer and breaks

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Curriculum Development Library (microfiche)

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies; information folder

6 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE EDUCATION MEDIA School rf Education CENTER Louisville, Kentucky 40292 Louise B. Lyons (502) 588-6437

Located in the School ofEducation, the Centerpro- vides multimedia tosupport all programs in theSchool of Education and providesservices and equipment for laboratory use.

HOLDINGS: 1,000 plus children's books;textbooks and workbooks; 100 pluscurriculum guides; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal and generalsubject designation

STAFF: 1 professional; 1support staff LOAN POLITY: 2 weeks; can be renewed

HOURS: 6 days a week

....: 64 6 5 WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Bowling Green, Kentucky40208 CENTER (502) 745-4552 Rebecca S. Moore

Located within the College of Education, the Center makes available book and non-book materials that are current in the Field of education. Teachers in training are the main users.

HOLDINGS: 9,500 professional books (primarily dealing with educational metho- dology); 10,000 textbooks and workbooks; 2,500 curriculum guides; 150 tests; 10,000 audiovisual materials; 200 educational journals

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,000 for non-book materials plus $4,000 for print materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress (books); Accession Number (non-book materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 120 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 28 days

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week: 7:45 a.m.-7:30 p.m. - Mon.-Thurs. 7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m. - Fri.

65 6 NORTHWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY MEDIA DIVISION OF LOUISIANA WATSON LIBRARY Natchitoches, Louisiana 71457 Jody Charter (318) 357-4553

Located within the Watson Library, thecenter serves as a centralized location for faculty, staff, students, and non-University patronsto use non-book materials and equipment. It also provides basic production of audiovisual software forthese users.

HOLDINGS: 260,000 items; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Accession number and L.C. classification number

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 support staff; 95 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 week loan for selected materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

66 67 UNIVERSITY OF MAINE LEARNING MATERIALS AT ORONO CENTER Orono, Maine 04469 (207) 581-1685

Located within the Library, the Center provides print and non-print resource materials forstudents and faculty engaged in teaching/working withindividuals, K-12 and college.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; resource file and audiovisual materials.

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewe :e Decimal, Library of Congress, Othe

STAFF: 1 p"ofessional; 2 support staff; sone weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: + weeks - Nointerlibrary loan

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Fri. - 8:00a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sun. - 1:00p.m.-9:00 p.m.

Fi3 67 TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITY TEACHING AIDS Albert S. Cook Library Isabel Wilner Towson, Maryland 21204 (301) 321-2453

Located within the Library, the center provides materials and services for university facultyand staff, students, and professionals in the education fields.

HOLDINGS: 11,408 children's books; 7,842 textbooks and workbooks; 4,292 curriculum guides; 2,296 audiovisual materials and other curriculum materials; 29,366 pictures; 37,178 pamphlets

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,080 - children's books; $1,080- textbooks; $ 595 - curriculum materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional ; 1 support staff; 37 hours of weekly stwlent help

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. -8 a.m. -10 p.m. Fri. - 8 a.m. -5 p.m. Sat. - 9 a.m. -5 p.m. Sun. - 1 p.m. -9 p.m.

68 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CURRICULUM LAB Baltimore County Barbara Roberts 5401 Wilkens Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21228 (301) 455-2325

Located in the Education Department, the centermakes available to Education faculty and students a widevariety of instructional media and materials(preschool - Grade 12) for in-service and pre-service use, curriculumplanning, methods courses, etc. It also assists students and faculty in making educational materials (posters,transparencies, bulletin boards, etc.) when possible.

HOLDINGS: 400 children's books; 5,000 textbooks and workbooks; 1,500 curriculum guides; 48 tests, audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $550

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Textbook Classification Scheme (U.S. Office of Education)

STAFF: 1 professional 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Faculty and students currently enrolled at any campus of the Univer- sity of Maryland may borrow materials for 2 weeks borrowing period(renewable).

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information folder (draft)

69 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND THE M. LUCIA JAMES College of Education CURRICULUM LABORATORY College Park Charles Brand, Director Maryland 20732 (301) 454-5467

The M. Lucia James CurriculumLaboratory is a materials center which supports individualsand groups engaged in curriculum study, development,and research. The collection includes curriculumguides; elementary and secondary textbooks, workbooks, andteachers' manuals; professional journals; standardizedtest specimens; non-print instructional resources; educationalresearch reports; bibliographies; and basic professionalrefer- ences such as CIJE, RIE, and Buros' MMY.Microfiche readers, audiovisual preview facilities,and photocopiers are also provided.

Consultation on curriculum research anddevelopment, the use of basic references, and theselection and utilization of instructional materialsare available to indi- viduals and groups.

HOLDINGS: 12,300 textbooks; 6,000 curriculum guides; 3,000 non-print instructional materials; 350 standardized tests; 3,600 professional books MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals 2 1/2 support staff; 2 graduate assistants; 10 student aides

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: M-Th 8:30 - 7:15 F 8:30 - 4:30 BOSTON UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES 605 Commonwealth Avenue CENTER Boston, Massachusetts 02215 Susan Baughman (617) 353-3734

Located within the Sci'ool of Education, the Center's primary purpose has been to serve as a curriculum materials center; its secondary purpose has been to support the course work in the school library/redia program.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials; microcomputer software

MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Different systems for different materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 3 support staff

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: Historical collection of textbooks and curriculum guides; microcomputer lab

71 FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE ELLA C. RITCHIE Framingham, Massachusetts 01701 CURRICULUM LIBRARY (617) 620-1220 X442 or X272 Mary M. Burns

Located within the Whittemore Library, the center supplements and complements the reference resources of the library by providing a representative collection of books and non-book materials for curriculum planing and unit development, pre-school through grade 12, as well as for such special needs as adult basic education and learning disabilities. The center provides guidance in locating and utilizing classroom-oriented materials. It also provides an adequate collection of books for children and adolescents to support the courses dealing with the literature published for these audiences. (Note: non-print materials such as films, video-tapes, etc. are housed in the Instructional Media Department.)

HOLDINGS: 9,479 children's books; 12,494 textbooks and workbooks; 1,259 curriculum guides; 1,533 non-print materials such as kits and games; 2,071 microfiche (primarily curriculum guides); 3,644 pamphlets; 533 reference books

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal - trade books; Library of Congress - reference books; also the Textbook Classification Scheme

STAFF: 2 professionals; 50 hours of weekly student help for the regular term, 35 hours of weekly student help for July and August

LOAN POLICY: Most materials circulate to clients with library cards or validated I.D.'s for the standard borrowing period of 2-3 weeks.

72 73 SALEM STATE COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL STUDIES RESOURCE Salem, Massachusetts 01970 CENTER (617) 745-0556 Gertoude L. Fox

Located within the Library, the Center includes preschool -12th grade, trade texts, marine science materials, non-print materials, microfiche, Apple Ile.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; standardized tests; audiovisual materials; nursing non-print materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,000

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Fri. - 8:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m. Fri. - 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sat. - 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Sun. - 2:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

73 74 WESTFIELD STATE COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Western Avenue CENTER Westfield, Massachusetts 01086 Jeannine Uppgard (414) 569-3311 X235

The ERC is a unit of the library housingtextbooks, curriculum guides, standardized tests and audiovisual materials appropriate for grades K-12, earlychildhood and special education programs. The materials are available for use by faculty, college students andarea teachers.

HOLDINGS: 2,000 children's books; 6,000 textbooks and workbooks; 200 tests; 400 curriculum guides; 650 audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Textbook Classification Scheme (HEW)

STAFF: 1 professional; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The ERC is beginning a collection of microcomputer software for use in the microcomputer lab adjacent to the ERC.

74 I0 TUFTS UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LABORATORY Wessell Library Ray Gerke Medford, Massachusetts 02155 (617) 628-5000, X2097

Located in the Wessell Library, the Laboratory supports the undergraduate, graduate programs in education and child study, and serves two local school districts.

HOLDINGS: 5,500 textbooks and workbooks; 1,500 children's books; 380 curriculum guides; 150 tests

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; accession number for AV materials and kits

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 26 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, children's books; 2 weeks, texts, kits, games

HOURS OPEN: Daily

75 7 r, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS No center per se Amherst, Massachusetts 01003 Richard L. Morrill (413) 545-0150

The University of Massachusetts,Amherst has no curriculum materials center; however,various education- related collections whichserve the research and instructional needs of School of Educationstudents and faculty are located on the main and 23rd floors of theUniversity Library.

HOLDINGS: 1,800 children's books; 4,000 textbooks and workbooks; 500 curriculum guides; 500 tests; audiovisual materials CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress, Institu- tional System

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks - basic; 4 weeks- graduate students; 4 weeks- faculty and professional staff

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of Archives MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Loan Policy; Library Guide; Computer Search Service Information Sheet

76 77 ANDREWS UNIVERSITY TEACHING MATERIALS AND James White Library LEARNING CENTER Berrien Springs, Michigan Richard Powell, Director (616) 471-3272 Jess Oliv_e, Associate Director

Located within the James White Library, the Center is primarily for student and faculty use, though we do serve the community through the co-op, inter-library loan, etc. The components of the Center are: audiovisual collection of the University Library, learning center with equipment for use of software, learning lab, curriculum collection (guides, texts, files, teaching aids, etc.), microforms, handicapped collection, and migrant health collection.

HOLDINGS: 10,000 textbooks and workbooks; 1,600 curriculum guides; 900 tests 40,000 titles in audiovisual materials 3,000 children's books in the Library

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; Library of Congress; subj'nt, texts and files; SATB, vocal music; composer, piano music

STAFF: 2 professionals; 120 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; 3 week (book)

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Library Handbook, Floor Plans, Circulation Statistics, Hand-outs

77 78 CALVIN COLLEGE CURRICULUM CENTER Instructional Resources Center Evelyn Weidenaar 3201 Burton Street, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506 957-6301

Located in a classroom addition to the Library (Hiemenga Hall Addition), the Center exists primarily for faculty and student teachers. Since we hold all media, except films, we are used by area teachers, alumni, students from other colleges, as well as our own students in other disciplines.

HOLDINGS: 9,453 books (textbooks, workbooks, teacher manuals, children's literature, etc.); 125 curriculum guides; 2,700 kits; 654 cassettes; 980 games; 58 activities; 222 miclofiche; 588 filmstrips; 725 records; 997 maps and charts 4 computers Curriculum Development Li- brary (microfiche)

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 assistant (30 Hrs. per week; 175 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; 3 days for hardware; 2 hour and/or 3 days reserve

HOURS OPEN: Mon.- Thurs., 8:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Fri. 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. Sat. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Brochure

...78 79 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 CENTER (313) 487-0490 Margaret Best

Located in the Center of Educational Resources (library and media services), the Center provides classroom materials for teaching grades K-12. These are demonstration materials, not classroom sets.

HOLDINGS; 5,195 textbooks and workbooks; 2,006 curriculum guides; 2,875 cataloged kits, picture sets, realia, etc.

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000 to $3,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for texts; accession number for others

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staf;'; 10 hotirs of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; texts, in-library use

HOURS OPEN: Daily

79 UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER 4001 W. McNichols Road Maris Cannon Detroit, Michigan 48221 (313) 927-1075

Located within the Main Library,the Media Center contains a collection of audiovisualsoftware and hardware and provides for their use in three projection rooms. Audiovisual equipment is also availablefor use by the University community outsidethe Media Center. Other services offered includephotography, audiovisual software production, audio cassettetape duplication, graphic design, production and duplicationand binding.

HOLDINGS: 1,097 phonograph records/sets; 1,510 filmstrips/filmstrip sets with sound; 129 slide sets/slide sets with sound 634 models and games; 61 video cassette tapes and 16mm films; 278 audio cassette tapes/sets; 1,740 transparencies/sets; 8 file drawers of tests; picture file, vertical file; assorted reference materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $14,300

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress and in-house scheme for audiovisuals

STAFF: 4 professional full-time and 33 hours per week of student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 days for 16mm films and video tapes - faculty only. All other materials - 2 weeks for students, semester loan for faculty

HOURS OPEN: Mon. - Thurs. 8:00 a.m.-10:00p.m. Fri. 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sun. Closed

80 UNIVERSITY'..)F MICHIGAN Iiv..R...TIONAL STRATEGY Ann Arbor; nichigan 48109 SERVICES (313) 764-0519 Elaine Didier, Director

Located in the School of Education, ISS provides media services to students and fE.culty of the schools of Education and Library Science.

HOLDINGS: Curriculum materials (texts, catalogs, curriculum guides); 6,000 microcomputer software programs; print resources

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal/Database management system

STAFF: 7 professionals; 1support staff; 6 graduate student assistants; 30 work-study students

LOAN POLICY: Varies

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

COOPERATIVE AFFILIATION: Association for Instructional Resource Centers in Higher Education

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information flyers

AMIMIINLIMMENle WESTERN MICHIGAN EDUCATION LIBRARY UNIVERSITY David J. Netz Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008 383-1666

Located in the education classroombuilding, the Library providesresources and services for the College of Education and related humanservice departments of the University. As part of the University Librarysys- tem, the Education Libraryserves as a primary information provider for educationalagencies throughout South- west Michigan-.

HOLDINGS: 85,000 monographs, including: 14,000 textbooks and workbooks; 3,500 curriculum guides; 3,200 children's books; 250 tests; complete ERIC Collection MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

.# STAFF: 3 professionals; 3.5 support staff; 300 hours weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet

82,, 83 MANKATO STATE UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE Box 19 CENTER Mankato, Minnesota 56001 Kenneth C. Pengelly (507) 89-6201

A unit of the Library, the ERC houses curriculum materials, juvenile collection, non-print materials, 16mm film collection, AV equipment, TV studio, graphics lab, listening lab, sound booth, equipment services, and a microcomputer laboratory.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $69,799.08

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM:. LC, accession number for films; subj?ct/publisher for curriculum materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 7 support staff; 329 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, curriculum and non-print; 3 days, 16mm films

HOURS OPEN: Daily

83 84 MOORHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Library CENTER Moorhead, Minnesota 56560 Carol Hanson Sibley 236-2922

Located within the Library,the purpose of the is to make materials for Center teaching easily accessibleto college students and theirteachers; to provideassistance to teachers in their designingof instructional experi- ences; to provide instruction inthe effectiveuse of print and non-print educational materials and toencourage such use; to providean attractive area where educational materials can be read, viewed,or listened to in a cli- mate that encourages learning;to assist the staff of the University Library to,carry out the purposes of the whole library.

HOLDINGS: 15,5G0 children's books; 4,500 textbooks andworkbooks; 4,300 curriculum guides; 2,050 audiovisual materials; pamphlets and pictures MATERIALS BUDGET: $6,700

STAFF: 1 professional1 support staff; 40 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Floor Plan

84 ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS College of Education LAB St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301 Charles Campbell 255-2184

Located in the Education Building. the CML serves students, faculty, administrators, and other teachers in the field with a broad range of materials for curriculum and instructional teaching needs in teacher edu- :ation.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $525

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; Scope and Sequence Skills materials by subject area

STAFF: 1/2 professional; 1/2 support staff; 40 hours of weekly student ;1-2.17

LOAN POLICY: 3 days; overnight for current texts and kits

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week hATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Goals and Policies, 3 pp.

85 8 WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LABORATORY Maxwell Library Marlys Youngck Winona, Minnesota 55987 (507) 457 -5147

Located in the Maxwell Library, the CurriculumLabora- tory is a research library containinga wide range of curriculum guides and instructional materials relatedto the elementary and secondary teaching levels.

HOLDINGS: 9,000 textbooks and workbooks; 2,568 curriculum guide; (hard opy and microfiche); pamphlet file; Educator Progress Service Guides MATERIALS BUDGET: No set budget

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Simplified version of the "Textbook Classification Scheme"- Educational Materials Review Center, Washington, D.C.

STAFF: 1 professional; 10-20 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Materials do not circulate

HOURS OPEN: Daily: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:00 a.o.-9:30 p.m. Fri. - 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sat. - 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Summer: Mon., Wed., Thurs. 7:30-9:00 p.m. Tues. and Fri. 7:30-4:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00-12:00 p.m.

86 87 DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES Cleveland,Mississippi 38733 CENTER (601) 843-0535 Judy MoNeece

The IRC, located in the Education Building, is a collection of materials suitable for use in, or preparation for, the classroom. Its purpose is to make available a broad range of teaching materials to the students and faculty of Delta State University.

HOLDINGS: 9,150 textbooks and workbooks; tests; and curriculum guidrs; 19,204 audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 50 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week - non-book materials; 2 weeks - books

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week: Mon.-Thurs. - 7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. Fri. - 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies; Information Folder; Library Organizational Chart

87 88 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CURRICULUM MATERIALS MISSISSIPPI CENTER Box 10071, Southern Station Barbara B. LeCroy ,Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406-1007 (601) 266-4561

Located within the College of Education and Psychol- ogy, the CMC acquaints education students with the materials used in the classroom. It is also a library/media center for the entire college. Three microcomputers are available for infusion into classes. A representative sample of educational software is available.

HOLDINGS: 7,797 textbooks and workbooks; 2,114 children's books; 300 tests; 204 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,900

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 70 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 1 week for AV

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week plus 4 nights a week

89 CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE CURRICULUM AREA AND UNIVERSITY RESOUkCE CENTER Warrensburg, Missouri 64093 Ward Eduwards Library (816) 429-4628 Doris Brookshier Ophelia Gilbert

Curriculum materials, texts, and AV resources are located in the Curriculum Area of the Library. They sup- ply current materials for methods classes, children's literature classes, and Early Childhood Studies.

HOLDINGS: 22,000 children's books; 6,400 textbooks and workbooks; 2,000 curriculum guides; and audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal (children's books)

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 support staff; 170 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks;1 week, texts and curriculum guides; AV, in-house use

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical collection of 1,200 items

, 89 90 NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE CURRICULUM LIBRARY UNIVERSITY Kirksville, Missouri 63501 (816) 785-4535

Located within the Library, the Centeris a laboratory of juvenile literature, curriculumand non-standard format materials needed by educationstudents.

*HOLDINGS: 10,353textbooks and workbooks; 5,261children'sbooks; 593curriculumguides; 94tests; ,.udiovisualmaterials *MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for juvenile literature; broad subject and publisher forcur- riculum.

STAFF: 1 full-time professional; 1 full-time support staff; 62 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; gales models, etc. for class period only

HOURS OPEN: Daily

*Statistics and budget are as of July 1, 1983.

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,11.111MM.S. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER Kent Library Paulette Cotner Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701 (314) 651-2234

Located within the Library, theCenter serves as an AV center and curriculum lab. It houses the children's literature collection, K-12textbook collection andac- companying curriculum materials,and all non-print materials, except 16mm films.

HOLDINGS: 5,100 children's books, 2,500 textbooks and workbooks; 300 curriculum guides; 200 tests; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $32,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; accession number/ media code for non-print; Cutter number for children's books

STAFF: 1 support staff; 89 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Overnight

HOURS OPEN: Daily

91 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI TEXTBOOK LIBRARY AT COLUMBIA Robert F. Huffman Ellis Education/Psychology Library Columbia, Missouri 65201 (314) 882-8326

An integral part of the Education-PsychologyLi- brary, the Textbook Library provides sampletextbooks for student teachers.

HOLDINGS: 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides

STAFF: A professional supervisor; noone is assigned particularly to the Textbook Library

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

`92 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS School of Education CENTER 5100 Rockhill Road Victoria Spain Kansas City, Missouri 64110 (816) 276-2744

Located within the Education Building, the ?MC actively supports the needs of the students and faculty in the area of education.

HOLDINGS: 4,733 textbooks and workbooks; 2,752 children's books; 677 curriculum guides; 365 tests; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM Library of congress; Dewey Decimal; in-house schemes for AV and textbooks

STAFF: 1/2 professional; 1support staff; 50-60 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks, some items 1 or 2 days

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet; Show-Me Libraries article, Oct., 1978

93 94 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI EDUCATION LIBRARY ST. LOUIS Virginia R. Workman 8001 Natural Bridge Rd. St. Louis, Missouri 63121 (314) 553-5571

The Education Library's 50,000 bookcollection supports all the teacher educationprograms of the School of Education and serves undergraduatesand Masters and Doctoral candidates. Resources include books and journals on education and relatedfields, the ERIC document microfiche collection, Federaldocuments from the U.S. Dept. of Education, elementary andsecondary sch:ol textbooks and workbooks, multimediamaterials, curriculum guides, children's literatureand tests. Levels of curriculum materialsrange from early childhood to adult. Assistance is provided in theuse of this collection through reference service, libraryinstruction on class- related topics and tours, anda computerized literature search service.

HOLDINGS: 10,386 textbooks, workbooks, and multimedia materials; 10,421 curriculum guide 6,120 children's literature books; 1,411 tests

MATERIALS BUDGET-: $12,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: LC for education books and journals; modified Dewey Decimal for children's literature; inhouse classification scheme for textbooks, multimedia, curriculum guides and tests.

STAFF: 2 professionals; 2 full-time and 2 part-time support staff; 118 hours of student staff per week.

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Monday - Friday, Sunday

94 95 CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LAB Omaha, Nebraska 68178 E. B. O'Connor (402) 280-2820

Located within the Alumni Library, the Curriculum Lab provides materials related to elementary and secondary schools.

VILDINGS: 2,800 textbooks and workbooks; 300 tests; 100 children's books; 30 curriculum vides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $400

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: Library staff

LOAN POLICY: Regular library regulations

HOURS OPEN: 7:30 a.m.- 12:00 7 days a week

95 G UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY OMAHA CENTER Omaha, Nebraska 68182 B. J. Skinner (402) 554-2210

Located within the College ofEducation, the Center is a facility designed to assistthe students and faculty of the College with learning/teachingexperiences planned to maximize their respectivepotentials within the classroom.

HOLDINGS: 20,000 textbooks and workbooks; 500 children's books; 76 curriculum guides; 30 tests; audiovisual materials and equipment MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,700

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Alphabetically by publisher within the subject area

STAFF: 2 professionals; 1 support staff; 38 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

96, WAYNE STATE COLLEGE INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES Library CENTER Wayne, Nebraska 68787 Carole Schmidt 375-2200, X211

Located within the Library, the Center contains textbooks, curriculum guides, and K-12 media for preview by education students. It also houses all other non-print media in the Library, including media used by instructors in college classes.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,000 to $4,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; texts by subject/ publisher

STAFF: 1 professional at 3/4 time; 14 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: Daily

97 .93 UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, CURRICULUM MATERIALS LAS VEGAS CENTER 101 Education Building Barbera K. Hanford Las Vegas, Nevada 89154 (702) 739-3593

The Center services UNLV faculty, staff and studellts as well as Clark County in-service teachers. All types of materials suited for use in the classroom K-12 and teacher aids are included, both book and non-book.

HOLDINGS: 10,619 children's books; 11,002 textbooks and workbooks; 100 tests 4,853 curriculum guides 3,415 audiovisual materials 7,576 paperbacks, teacher aids, and pamphlets

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 3 student help

LOAN POLICY: Varies as per material- 1or 2 weeks with 1 renewal

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Fri. - 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Sat.& Sun. - Closed

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Computer software programs; sound filmstrips

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Loan and service of audiovisual hardware; facility for teacher-made materials, i.e. laminating, ditto masters, transparencies, etc.; monthly craft and bulletin board exhibits

98 99 GLASSBORO STATE COLLEGE CURRICULUM LAB Savitz Library Kathleen Kennedy, Glassboro, New Jersey 08028 Asst. Dir., (609) 863-5335 Savitz Library Albert Gorgoretti, Curriculum Lab Coordinator

Located within the Library, the Curriculum Lab is basically a reference collection of teaching materials for grades K-12. It also includes a circulating audiovisual collection.

HOLDINGS: 7,382 textbooks and workbooks; 2,178 curriculum guides; 494 tests; 1,496 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal, books and AV; subject, other materials

STAFF: 1 paraprofessional; 2 support staff; 35 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks, no renewals

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information hand-out

99 00 KEAN COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Nancy Thompson Library CENTER Morris Avene Gloria Malone Union, New Jersey 07083 527-2302

Located in the Nancy Thompson Library, the Center provides curriculum materials (textbooks used in public schools and all other media) to undergraduate and graduates in the field of education.

HOLDINGS: 7,372 curriculum guides; 7,200 textbooks and workbooks; 100 children's books; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Subject area, in-house scheme

STAFF: 1 professional; 3 support staff; 56 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Curriculum materials are non-circulating; 1 week for learning resource materials and picture collection

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information flyer

100, 1 MONMOUTH COLLEGE CURRICULUM LABORATORY Guggenheim Memorial Library Robert Van Benthuysen West Long Branch, NJ 07764 (201) 222-6600 X264

The Curriculum Laboratory was established to provide easy access to teaching materials for the students in the Education Department. The basic collection consists of elementary and secondary textbooks, curriculum guides, teaching aids in various subjects, and a diver- sity of records, filmstrips, and film-loops. Filmstrips and filmstrip projectors, microfidhe readers, and record players are provided for use in the laboratory.

HOLDINGS: 2,500 children's books; 1,100 curriculum guides; 89 cassettes; 95 microficbg;85 records; 98 film- loops;151 kits,records and filmstrips

MATERIALS BUDGET: $750

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM Dewey

STAFF: 1 professional; 1support staff; 10 hours per week of student help

LOAN POLICY: Currently students in teacher education courses

HOURS OPEN: Monday - Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evenings and weekends - no staff, but students may request key for admit- tance to room.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: New Jersey history - 1,500 volumes

101 102 MONTCLAIR STATE COLLEGE CURRICULUM RESOURCE CENTER Normal Avenue Joseph L. Venturini, Director Upper Montclair, NJ 07043

A separate library which is located inthe School of Professional Studies, Chapin Hall. Annual acquisi- tions include texts and materialsnecessary to maintain the ever changing modes of the educationalneeds in early childhood, communication sciencesand disorders, and secondary school levels. Curriculum guides are up- dated each year requesting especiallynew topics and courses. The Center is used by undergraduates andgrad- uate students in teacher preparationprograms and by teachers and administrators from surroundingareas.

HOLDINGS: 10,000 current textbooks; professional books for teachers; nearly 10,000 curriculum guides; 4,000 learning activity packets on microfiche; educational newsletters; games; cassette tapes; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION system: Cutter Cataloging

STAFF: 1 part-time associate 1 full-time secretary 1 graduate assistant part-time 2 student assistants part-time

LOAN POLICY: Texts and audiovisual materials- 1 week; curriculum materials- non- circulating

HOURS OPEN: Daily 8:30 - 4:30 Also several evenings per week MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Brochure

102 103 RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS OF NEW JERSEY COLLECTION Alexander Library Emily Fabiano College Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903 (201) 932-7509

Located in the Graduate Reading Room of the Alexander Library, the Collection provides materials related to graduate and undergraduate instruction and research in education.

HOLDINGS: 2,500 textbooks and workbooks; 900 tests; curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: No set amount allocated

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 1 professional, part-time

LOAN POLICY: Non-circulating

HOURS OPEN: 7 days a week

103 104 SETON HALL UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LIBRARY McLaughlin Mary Kay Burns South Orange, New Jersey 070,i (201) 752-9000

Located within the Library, the Curriculum Library is a resource for teaching and learning in teacher education. The acquisition policies reflect a commitment to multicultural education. The recommendations of faculty members and national professional organizationsare seri- ously considered in maintaining and building the collection. Library service assures both students and faculty members access to the holdings.

HOLDINGS: 8,500 curriculum guides; 5,400 textbooks and workbooks; 437 children's books; 125 sets of tests; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress for professional materials; subject, texts; in-house scheme, other materials

STAFF: 1 professional;1 support staff; 10 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

104.105 WILLIAM PATERSON COLLEGE CURRICULUM MATERIALS OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT Sarah Byrd Askew Library Wayne, New Jersey 07470 (201) 595-2174

Located in the Sarah Byrd Askew Library, the CMD provides students and faculty in the fields of education and library science with a sample juvenile literature collection and maintains an up-to-date collection of K-12 textbooks, courses of study, microcomputer software, and professional reference source materials.

HOLDINGS: 17,000 children's books; 6,500 textbooks and workbooks; 3,000 curriculum guides; 1,500 professional reference materials; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 45 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, juvenile; in-room use of other materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information hand-out

105 106 TRENTON STATE COLLEGE CURRICULUM MATERIALS Roscoe L. West Library CENTER Trenton, New Jersey 08625 Patricia S. Butcher (602) 771-2433

Located in the Roscoe L. West Library, the Center serves as a model collection of elementary and secondary textbooks, teaching materials and curriculum guides for students, faculty and in-service teachers in the area.

HOLDINGS: 3,000 textbooks and workbooks (mainly K-6); 1,500 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials; 8,000 children's books on campus

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,000

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff: 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Non-circulating

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Collection of historical textbooks

106 10: NEW MEXICO STATE CURRICULUM MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER Library (Regional Evaluation P.O. Box 3475 Center) Las Cruces Christine B. Myers New Mexico 88003 (505) 646-3238

Located within the library, the Center makes available to the academic community and to the surrounding regional educational community sample instructional materials for elemeatary, secondary and basic adult education; and maintains for review and evaluation samples of all instructional materials submitted for adoption by the state of New Mexico.

HOLDINGS: Curriculum guides on microfiche only; 10,000 textbooks an' workbooks; 2,000 children's b,,ks; audiovisual materials (samples only)

MATERIALS BUDGET: $500, plus free materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 1/3 professional; 1/3 support staff; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks, except for reference materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Evaluation Center information hand- outs; print and non-print materials evaluation form

107 108 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO TIREMAN LEARNING MATERIALS Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131 LIBRARY (505) 277-3856 Eileen Schroeder

Located in the College of Education, the LML provides curriculum and children's literature materials to the Col- lege of Education students and faculty, the University in general, and local public school teachers and community.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials; bilingual materials; state textbook adoption materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 105 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, renewable twice; 1 week, state adoption materials, not renewable

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet

108 10 BROOKLYN COLLEGE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Brooklyn, New York 11210 CENTER (212) 780-5510 Professor Renee Feinberg

Located within the Library, the IMC gathers in one place materials to support the education curriculum not purchased for general collection.

HOLDINGS: 2,346 textbooks and workbooks; 4,419 curriculum guides; children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 20 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 4 days a week

NOTES: Concentrates on N.Y.C. Board of Education curriculum guides

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t 110 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS/ Bobst Library MEDIA CENTER 70 Washington Square, South Donald Yucht New York, New York 10012 (212) 598-3604

Located within the bobst Library,the IMC supplies instructional materials, both printand media, to the student body and faculty of the University.

HOLDINGS: 7,000 children's books; 4,000 textbooks and workbooks; 500 curriculum guides; 10 tests; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 24 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Standard library loan policy; 1 week, equipment

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

COOPERATIVE AFFILIATION: Metropolitan Reference and Research Library Agency STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CURRICULUM LABORATORY AT BUFFALO Marilyn C. Kihl 1300 Elmwoo. Avenue Buffalo, New York 14222 (716) 878-63019

Located within the E. H. Butler Library, the Curric- ulum Laboratory provides an up-to-date collection representative of the types of materials needed to support the elementary, secondary, and exceptiona! education programs at the College.

HOLDINGS: 20,000 children's bool,s; 8,000 textbooks and workbooks; 2,500 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; textbooks are arranged by subject and then alphabetically by publisher (a portion of the textbook collection has been classified)

STAFF: 1 professional; 16 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks - print, renewable once

NOTES: Ganey Historical Collection

111 STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE MEDIA CENTER Fredonia, New York 14063 Colin Plaister (716) 673-3407

The Media Center in Thompson Hall was created in September, 1982, by combining the Instructional Resources A/V Services Department and the Teacher Educational Ma- terials Center (TEMC).

Located within the Education Building, the Center houses teaching materials used in the K-12 classroom. Media Preparation Lab provides materials at cost and instruction in laminating, dry mounting, making transparencies, etc. for teacher-made instructional materials. Located also within the Media Center is a computer lab, A/V equipment, and film and video tape library.

HOLDINGS: 5,091 juvenile books; 3,878 textbooks and workbooks; 32 tests; 300 mixed media kits, and computer software, filmstrips, A/V equipment, transparencies, an exten- sive vertical file, videotapes and films

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,500 library and additional funds provided by the Instructional Re- sources and Computer Center

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for juvenile literature; Library of Congress for others

STAFF: 1 professional; 3 support staff; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks for most materials. Some are not for circulation but may be used in instructional settings on campus

HOUR OPEN: 7 days a week: 8:30 - 5:00 - Mon.-Fri. 2:00 - 5:00 - Sat. 6:30 -10:30 - Mon.,Thurs., Sun. night STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK CENTER FOR CURRICULUM ATBUFFALO PLANNING 17 Baldy Hal1 Norma Shatz Buffalo, New York 14260 (716) 636-2486

Located within the Faculty of Educational Studies, the CCP provides resources, workshops, meeting rooms, and research area for in-service teachers, teacher education program, FES graduate students and faculty, and WNY educational community.

HOLDINGS: 4,300 textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; supplementary materials; publishers' catalog and information files

MATERIALS BUDGET: $500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house system by type of material, subject, publisher, grade level

STAFF: 1/2 professional; 2 1/2 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

NOTES: Historical collection of 5,000 texts; Elementary Math Lab; Grey Collection of Research on Reading; Institute on Classroom Management and School Dis- cipline

113 114 APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Belk Library CENTER Boone, North Carolina 28608 Pat Farthing (704) 262-2186

Located in the Library, the Instructional Materials Center serves as a representative school library for the students in the College of Learning and Human Develop- ment. It provides resources and materials to support the programs in the college. It also serves as the non-print library for the entire university and, as such, promotes the concept of life-long learning.

HOLDINGS: 25,287 textbooks and children's literature; 2,500 curriculum guides; microforms; 459 tests; audiovisual materials (2,500 I6mm films and videos; 4,052 other AV items)

MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 3 professional; 3 support staff; 145 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Joyner Library CENTER Greenville, North Carolina 27834 Anne C. Gunn (919) 757-6222

Located in the Joyner Library, the Center houses textbooks used in North Carolina classrooms, grades K-12, and also curriculum guides, activity books, etc. that correlate with these texts.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Curriculum guides and texts by subject area

STAFF: 1 professional; 20 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Non-circulating, curriculum materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

115 116 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Box 955 LABORATORY Elizabeth City, Valerie F. Villines North Carolina 27909 (919) 335-3318

The center provides a wide variety of book and non- book instructional materials in the academic areas and at levels ranging from pre-primary through high school.

HOLDINGS: 150 children's books plus additional holdings in G.R. Little Library; 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; 50 tests; 327 curriculum guides; 500 audiovisual materials plus additional holdings in G.R. Little Library

MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Subject heading

STAFF: 1 professional; 5 student help members

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily (other times by appointment

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Science and Math

e 3'16 NORTH CAROLINA STATE CURRICULUM MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER School of Education Margaret Ann Link 400 Poe Hall, Box 7801 (Acting) Raleigh, North Carolina 27695 (919) 737-3191

The Curriculum Materials Center was established by the School of Education in 1965 in response to the State Board of Education requirement that su.:11 a unit was nec- essary for accreditation of the teacher education program. Materials that already existed in the School were collected and to these were added copies of standardized tests and textbooks which had been adopted by the State Textbook Commission. In 1972 audiovisual materials and equipment were added and the Center was charged with sup- porting all programs of the School.

HOLDINGS: 1,700 textbooks and workbooks, including curriculum guides; 8,225 monographs; 2,200 audiovisual materials; 150 computer software programs; 110 pieces audiovisual equipment (test library in separate facility)

MATERIALS BUDGET: $20,000, including an allocation from the main library

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Library of Congress; locally devised system for textbooks

STAFF: 2 professionals; 1 1/2 support staff; 74 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks for books; 1 week for audiovisual materials; 3 days for films

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs.- 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Fri. - 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

SPECIAL Special Education (Dean's Grant), COLLECTIONS Asian/African materials, reading materials, museum replicas

ADDITIONAL We serve as a branch library for the INFORMATION: School of Education. Psychology is included in the School. 117 184 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS AT CHAPEL HILL CENTER 012 Peabody Hall 037A Rebecca Trexler Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514 (919) 933-3791

Located in the School of Education, the Center provides resources for students and faculty to study the role, design, utilization and evaluation of instructional materials.

HOLDINGS: 1,800 textbooks and workbooks; 235 children's books; 68 curriculum guides; 50 tests; audiovisual materials; reserve readings

MATERIALS BUDGET: None

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Letter symbol for medium/accession number

STAFF: 1 professional

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

NOTES: ;;;.;torical collection of McGuffey readers

118 113 WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM CENTER Hunter Library William J. Kirwan Cullowhee, North Carolina 28723 (704) 227-7307

Contains textbooks adopted by the North Carolina State Board of Education; curriculum guides; cities and guilds of London syllab-,. The Collection is in the library building, which serves the entire campus.

HOLDINGS: 1,019 textbooks and workbooks; 100 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,500

STAFF: No one assigned full-time to this collection.

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs.- 8 a.m.-Midnight Fri. - 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. - 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun. - Noon -Midnight

119 1.20 WINSTON-SALEM STATE CURRICULUM MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER C. G. O'Kelly Library Mrs. N. E. Cecil Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27110 (919) 761-2128 or 761-2129

The Curriculum Materials Center, located to the left of the second-level circulation desk, is maintained for special use by prospective teachers. The contents include types of printed materials associated with all aspects of teaching from the kindergarten through secondary level. Audiovisual materials and equipment used today in the public school system as well as a file containing pictures, photographs, illus- trations, prints, clippings and some maps are available in the C.M.C. area. These materials are also available to persons concentrating in other areas of specializa- tion.

HOLDINGS: 3,477 children's books; 2,000 textbooks and workbooks; 75 tests; 150 curriculum guides; 3,000 audiovisual materials 4,019 other

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5.000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Dewey Decimal and Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1support staff; 4 student help

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 7:45 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Fri. - 7:45 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Sat. -10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. Sun. - 2:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.

120 121 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA PROJECT IDEAL/CTL Grand Forks, North Dakota 58202 RESOURCE CENTER 777-4391

Located in the Education Department, the Resource Center serves as a resource for field-based Project Ideal classes and is available to all students in the Center for Teaching and Learning as a supplementalre- source and student room.

HOLDINGS: 1,000 curriculum guides; 500 children's books; 25 textbooks and workbooks; 25 tests; audiovisual materials CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF:

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Upon request BOWLING GREEN STATE CURRICULUM RESOURCE UNIVERSITY CENTER Jerome Library Frances Povsic Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 (419) 372-2956

HOLDINGS: 12,573children'sbooks; 15,275textbooksand workbooks: 1,964curriculumguides; 250tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,200

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 1/2 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 7 days

HOURS OPEN: Daily

122 123 CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Library CENTER 1860 E. 22nd Street Robert Benninghoff Cleveland, Ohio 44115 (216) 687-2374

Located on the third floor of the Library, the Center is a resource for teaching materials for both the university students in the College of Education and the academic community at large.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,800

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: HEW

STAFF: 1 professional; 35 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 days; 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

123 124 MIAMI UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL mATERIALS 62 King Library CENTER Oxford, Ohio 45056 Ellen Lou AuNs (513) 529-2117

Located in the King Library, the IMC serves all members of the academic community. Its major function, however, is to provide media resources for the teacher education program. The collection consists primarily of exem- plary multi-media materials for use in the classroom. Preview equipment is available and limited production equipment also.

HOLDINGS: 9,940 textbooks and workbooks; 2,160 curriculum guides; 119 tests; 150 children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; subject/ accession number/type for media

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 136 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, students; 3 weeks, faculty

HOURS OPEN 7 days a week

124 THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EDGAR DALE EDUCATIONAL College of Education MEDIA AND INSTRUCTIONAL 260 Ramseyer Hall MATERIALS LABORATORY 29 W. Woodruff Avenue Betty Cleaver Columbus, Ohio .43210

The Edgar Dale Media Center has three components: a curriculum lab, a microcomputer lab, and a media skills self-instructional lab. The Center is an administrative unit of the College of Education, providing the curriculum materials and laboratory settings for both graduate and undergraduate students in education. It offers facilities for previewing audiovisual materials, producing audiovisual materials and microcomputer courseware, and it provides in-service opportunities for administrators, teachers, and media specialists in the community.

HOLDINGS: 15,000 children's books; 750 textbook series; 3,800 microform and 110 hard copy curriculum guides; 2,100 audiovisual materials; 150 microcomputer courseware units

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for all materials except textbooks which use the Iowa City Textbook Classification scheme

STAFF: Full-time - Director, Assistant to Director, Library/Media Technical Assistant; Part-time - 7 graduate research associates (20 hours a week each), 2 student assistants (10 hours a week each)., 6 work/study(8 hours a week each)

LOAN POLICY: Children's books, 2 weeks; all other materials, 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 56 hours per week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information brochure

NOTES: Historical collection of children's books and curriculum materials 125 .1`,0,.;'`I OHIO UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL MEDIA College of Education CENTER 215 McCracken Hall Doris R. Brodeur Athens, Ohio 45701 (614) 594-5404

Located in the College of Education, the EMCserves as a laboratory of materials. The curriculum materials area contains print and non-print materials for grade levelsK-12 and special education. The materials are utilized by faculty ar.1 students for peer teaching, laboratory experience, and student teaching. The production lab provides facilities for students to design their own instructional materials. The equipment lab provides students with the opportunity to }earn the operation of media hardware. The microcomputer lab is used for CAI and CMI activities by students and faculty in the College of Education.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; tests; curriculum guides; children's books; audiovisual materials; professional education books; microcomputer software

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2.33 professionals; .5 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student heir

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; overnight, closed reserve

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

126 127 UNIVERSITY OF AKRON CURRICULUM CENTER Bierce Library Julie Kay Weigle Akron, Ohio 44325 Jack E. Hibbs (216) 375-7223

Located in the Bierce Library, the Curriculum Cen- ter serves as a laboratory collection for students of education and working teachers, providing a small, sample juvenile collection, a broad selection of curriculum guides and texts for grades K-12, adults and special education, teaching devices of various kinds, a pamphlet file, and a well developed picture file. Complimentary to the C.C. are the Educational Media Lab and the Spe- cial Education Resources Center. The E.M.L. is part of the Educational Foundations Department, College of Edu- cation and is a production lab for educational media. The S.E.R.C. is part of the Counseling and Special Educa- tion Department of the College of Education. Both are housed in their respective departments and have restric- ted hours.

HOLDINGS: 12,650 children's books; 4,416 textbooks and workbooks; 1,904 curriculum guides; 734 other; (audiovisual materials are a separate collection in the Li- brary)

MATERIALS BUDGET: Within education allocation

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 media specialist; 25 hours of weekly student h.2.1p

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 6 weeks for pamphlets and pictures

HOURS OPEN: Daily, concurrent with Library

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Kraus Curriculum Guides on Micro- fiche, 1981-

127 1 2r3 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI CURRICULUM RESOURCES 600 Blegen Library CENTER Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 Gary Lare (513) 475-2161

Located in Blegen Library next to the College of Education, the CRC provides media materials and other curriculum resources to the students and faculty of the College of Education. Its services and resources are provided through four laboratories within the CRC: Re- source Materials Lab, Production Lab, Media Equipment Training Lab, and Computer Education Lab.

HOLDINGS: 14,200 textbooks and workbooks; 6,100 children's books; 3,643 curriculum guides; 600 tests; 8,082 audiovisual materials; 939 teacher handbooks; 600 professional resource materials books

MATERIALS BUDGET: $42,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; Library of Congress; also a special curriculum classification method

STAFF: 2 professional; 2 support staff; 259 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Children's books, 2 weeks; other,1 week

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Handbook, 6 pp.

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129 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON CURRICULUM MATERIALS 300 College Park CENTER Dayton, Ohio 45469 (513) 229-3140

The CMC provides prospective teachers and student teachers with as complete and accessible a collection of teaching materials as possible so as to stimulate its users to greater creativity.

HOLDINGS: 12,500 textbooks and workbooks; 4,000 children's books 200 tests; 80 curriculum guides; 5,000 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 20 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: School of Education only; in-service teachers may use Center but may not borrow

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies brochure

129 130 XAVIER UNIVERSITY LODGE LEARNING LABORATORY 3800 Victory Pkwy. Melinda S. Conrad Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 (513) 745-3319

The Lodge Learning Laboratory is an educational resource center housing the curriculum library, children's literature collection, multi-media instructional materials, modern language audiovisual equipment, and media production equipment. Lodge's facility and services are available for instructional purposes to all Xavier students, faculty, alumni, and University offices.

HOLDINGS: (Approx. 2,000 children's books; No.) 5,000 textbooks and workbooks; 50 tests (diagnostic); 250 curriculum guides; 3,000 audiovisual materials; 50 periodicals; 2,000 general book collections

MATERIALS BUDGET: $6,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 15 hours of student help

LOAN POLICY: Xavier students, faculty, alumni and ILL through OCLC

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Fri. - 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Sat. - 8:00 a.m.- Noon Also Fri.&Sat. - 4:30 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. Summer Mon.-Thurs. - 8:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Fri. - 8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Sat. - 9:00 a.m..- Noon

130 /31 . CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM COLLECTION Library Sue McGee Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 (405) 341-4980

Located on the second floor of the library, the Cur- riculum Collection organizes and displays state-adopted texts and other materials.

HOLDINGS: 6,500 textbooks and workbooks; 2,000 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1/4 professional; 1/4 support staff; 8 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Curriculum materials do not circulate

HOURS OPEN: Daily

131 132 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078 LABORATORY (405) 624-6310

Located within the Library, the CML serves undergraduate and graduate education majors enrolled in library science, children's literature, elementary education, methods, curriculum, etc. and attempts to approxi- mate the types of materials and services to be found in a good school library/media center.

HOLDINGS: 11,052 children's books; 2,308 textbooks and workbooks; 2,963 curriculum guides; 649 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $12,174

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 support staff; 8 student help

LOAN POLICY: 7 days, student teachers/others; 3 days, students enrolled in classes using curriculum materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Rosenbach collection on microfiche

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: A search is now being conducted for a Director.

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ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MEDIA 7777 South Lewis CENTER Tulsa, Oklahoma 74171 Linda Dunham 492-6161, X2118

Located in the Education Department, the CMC intro- duces students in education to available materials and provides materials for them to work with in preparing lessons and student teaching. Resources for courses taught in education and a lab for preparing audiovisual materials are available.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials (K-12 only); some teacher's handbooks

MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress, children's collection; subject and publisher, textbooks; by type of media and accession number, AV material

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 110 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, most material; 2 hours, reserves and machinery

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Thurs.- 7:30a.m.-10:00 p.m. Fri. - 7:30a.m.- 8:00 p.m. Sat. - 9:00a.m.- 6:00 p.m. Sun. - 1:00p.m.- 6:00 p.m.

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Procedures manual

133 134 SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE CURRICULUM MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER Durant, Oklahoma 74701 Dottie Davis (405) 924-0121 X245

Located in the Library, the EMC provides materials for students in education classes and student teaching similar to those used in schools for preparation of lesson plans.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials; kits

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme of subject/ publisher/grade level; kits accessioned

STAFF: 1/4 professional; 13 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks; kits,1 week

HOURS OPEN: 7 days a week

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k 3 5 UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND ARTS CURRICULUM MATERIALS OF OKLAHOMA CENTER Nash Library Chickasha, Oklahoma 7301.8 (405) 224-3140

Located in the Nash Library, the CMC existsto support the teacher education program for elementary and :iecondary.

HOLDINGS: 2,208 textbooks and workbooks; 126 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,200

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1/12 professional; 1/12 support staff; 5 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: Some historical resources on Oklahoma history and Indian history; also much material on the hearing impaired

135 In BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIAL Navy Hall CENTER Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Glenn Good (717) 389-4035

Located within the College of Professional Studies, the CMC provides pre-service and in-service educators with related and relevant curriculum material, research, and data.

HOLDINGS: 1,789 textbooks and workbooks; 500 curriculum guides; 186 tests; audiovisual materials; micro computers

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Modified ERIC system

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 10 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 6 days a week

136 137 LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MEDIA CENTER Linderman Library #30 Lynn Milet Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015 (215) 691-7000, X700

Located in the Main Library, the Center provides services for the production, acquisition, circulation and use of all types of non-print materials and in- structs faculty and staff in the effectiveuse of non-print materials.

HOLDINGS: Curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professional; 1 support staff; 80 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY 3 days

HOURS OPEN: Daily

137 1 33 MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY RETAN CENTER Mansfield, (EDUCATION) LIBRARY Pennsylvania 16933 Clarice S. Evans (717) 662-4163

The Education Library is located in the building which houses the major departments enrolling the teacher education candidates. The purpose of the Library is to support all the programs which the University offers in education with book and non-book materials.

HOLDINGS: 13,827 children's books; 3,680 textbooks and workbooks; 427 tests; 1,378 curriculum guides; 8,037 audiovisual materials; also reference materials, monographs, and periodicals

MATERIALS BUDGET: $7,605

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1support staff; 99 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 4 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

138 139 SLIPPERY ROCK STATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS COLLEGE CENTER Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania 16057 Jane Scott (412) 794-2510 X243

Located within the Library, the IMC provides an acquisition, circulation, reference and instructional service to students, faculty and community through an organized collection of curriculum-related instructional materials and support media facilities and equipment.

HOLDINGS: 30,388 children's books; 13,388 textbooks and workbooks; 4,425 curriculum guides; 84,819 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $11,301

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for books; accession number for AV; in-house scheme for texts and curriculum materials

STAFF: 1 1/4 professionals; 2 support staff; 161 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks':,1 week, texts, AV, and curriculum materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Historical cassette and videotapes; 230 oral history cassettes

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Library Handbook; "Instructional Support Services" brochure; floor plans; bibliography; organizational chart

139 140 URSINUS COLLEGE CURRICULUM MATERIALS Myrin Library CENTER Collegeville, Pennsylvania 19426 Catherine C. Wilt (215) 489-4111 c

Located within the Myrin Library, the CMC provides sample texts, curriculum guides, pamphlet materials, audiovisual materials, and book/audiovisual catalogs for student teachers' use.

HOLDINGS: 250 textbooks and workbooks; 75 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $200

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1/3 professional; 5 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Non-circulating

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet

140 141 WEST CHESTER STATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS COLLEGE CENTER Francis Harvey Green Library Alberta M. McAfee West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380 (215) 436-2759

Located within the Library, the IMC providesin- structional materials of all kinds to classes,professors and teachers in the area. Patrons may borrow materials for use in teachingor tutoring but the primary purpose of the collection is to provideresources for students to learn about instructional materials.

HOLDINGS: 18,488 textbooks and workbooks; 6,235 curriculum guides; 190 tests; audiovisual materials, films, and video; 22,500 children's books in Library MATERIALS BUDGET: $24,243

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; accession number for AV materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 120-140 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 7 days

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Research collection of 3,400 texts MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY Information sheet; floor plan

141 142 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE CURRICULUM RESOURCES 600 Mt. Pleasant Ave. CENTER Providence, Rhode Island Maureen T. Lapan 02908 (401) 456-8065

Located in the Education Department, the CRCsup- ports graduate anr1 undergraduate instructionalprograms in professional education and providesservices to teachers and administrators in the State ofRhode Island.

HOLDINGS 16,470 curriculum guides; 15,826 textbooks and workbooks; 1,137 children's books; 267 tests; 21,947 audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $15,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme combining subject and media type coding

STAFF: 1 3/4 professionals; 3 support staff; 145 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: Historical collection of textbooks and Microcomputer Demonstration Laboratory

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Guide to the Curriculum Resources Center, Circulation Statistics UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA TEACHING RESOURCE College of Education LABORATORY Columbia, South Carolina Scott R. Johnson (802) 777-7388

Located in the Education Department, the TRL houses and distributes commercial curriculum materials; pro- duces and displays teacher-made materials; provides re- medial and enrichment help in subject areas; distributes and services equipment and supplies.

HOLDINGS: Textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Non-catalogued

STAFF: 2 professionals

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

143 1.44 AUGUSTANA COLLEGE CURRICULUM LIBRARY Library Eleanor Shanley 28th and Summit Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57102 (605) 336-4921

Located in the Library, the Curriculum Library provides student teachers with the latest textbooks and a place in which to study them.

HOLDINGS: 4,000 textbooks and workbooks; 2,000 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: Texts are received free from the publisher

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: By subject/publisher

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 4 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: Daily

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145 NORTHERN STATE COLLEGE EDUCATION MEDIA Beulah Williams Library CENTER 1023 South Jay Street Evelyn Dickson Aberdeen,South Dakota 57401 622-2645

Located in the Beulah Williams Library, the EMC supports, with both print and non-printresources, the programs of the institution, serving both faculty and students.

HOLDINGS: 6,000 children's books; 4,000 textbooks and workbooks; Pitman-Fearon microfiche curriculum collection; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; in-house system for curriculum materials

STAFF: 1 professional; 1/2 support staff

HOURS OPEN: Gaily

145 146 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA LEARNING RESOURCES Vermillion, South Dakota 57069 LABORATORY (605) 677-5371 Edith Siegrist

Located within the Library, the LRL serves students and faculty through adding a multimedia dimension to available library resources.

HOLDINGS: 22,000 textbooks and workbooks; 6,900 children's books; 500 tests; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials; ERIC microfiche; 150 Apple computer programs

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,700

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Accession number for AV software; subject arrangement for texts

STAFF: 1/2 professional; 1 support staff; 150 hours of weekly student he ,

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

146 14 '7 AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY LEARNING RESOURCE College Street CENTER Clarksville, Tennessee 37044 Margaret S. Sumner (615) 648-7511

The Center, located within the Education Department, supports the College of Education in the preparation of teachers by providing up-to-date materials andresources and by supplementing area school libraries and in-service teachers with materials as needed.

HOLDINGS: 8,000 children's books; 4,00C textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials and equipment; 12 microcomputers 75 diskettes

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF 1 professional; 50-60 Hrs. weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Overnight to 2 weeks

HOURS OPEN: 6 days

SPECIAL COLLECTION: District Textbook Collection (included in Holdings)

147 148 EAST TENNESSEE STATE INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA UNIVERSITY CENTER Box 22570 A Jean Flanigan Johnson City, Tennessee 37614 (615) 929-4326

Located in the College of Education as a dep, - ment of the Library, the IMC serves as an AV library for the University. It houses public school textbooks and the library science juvenile collection.

HOLDINGS: 2,000 curriculum guides; 15,000 children's books; textbooks and workbooks; 22,013 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $16,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal; accession number, non-print

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 138 hours of weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

148 149 MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY LEARNING RESOURCES Education 320 CENTER Memphis, Tennessee 38152 Fred K. Bellott (901) 454-2355

Located in the College of Education, the LRC supplies different types of learning and teaching media to student teachers, faculty, and staff. In addition, operation and mechanics of AV equipment are demonstra- ted and facilities for micro-teaching are provided.

HOLDINGS: 7,500 textbooks and workbooks; 1,000 curriculum guides; 300 children's books; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,500

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 80 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; non-print loaned to faculty or students only

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week and open evenings

NOTES: Historical collection, 1,200 items

149 150 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE CURRICULUM LABORATORY Knoxville, Tennessee 37916-3400 E. Dale Doak (615) 974-8143

Curriculum materials are located at 302 Claxton Education Building Addition. These materials are used to support the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, the Department of Vocational Education, and the Department of Continuing and Higher Education.

HOLDINGS: 12,000 curriculum guides; tests; 2,500 textbooks and workbooks; 5,000 kits, etc. for teaching

MATERIALS BUDGET: $10,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Independently developed system in- corporating flexibility enough to meet the needs of curriculum materials

LOAN POLICY: 1 week; reserve, non-circulating

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Fri., 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.

150 151 MIDWESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS 3400 Taft LIBRARY Wichita Falis, Texas 76308 Irene Lambert (817) 62 -6611

Located in the Moffett Library, the CML supports the teacher training program at Midwestern State Uni- versity.

HOLDINGS: 7,500 children's books; textbooks and workbooks (2,692 Txbks.) 900 curriculum guides plus approximately 1,000 on microfiche

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; texts by grade level/subject/publisher; curriculum guides, in-house scheme

STAFF: 1/2 professional; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks, textbooks and children's books; 1 day, curriculum guides. Textbook check-out limited to Education classes

HOURS OPEN: Daily

151 152 SAM HOUSTON STATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS UNIVERSITY CENTER Huntsville, Texas 77341 Pat Ledyard 294-1124, X2150

Located in the Education Department, the IMC supplements the holdings of the University Library and provides services and materials that are needed by the faculty and student body. The Center furnishes materials that are assigned by professors of education and provides audio and video learning processes for students and faculty.

HOLDINGS: 500 textbooks and workbooks; 500 curriculum guides; 500 tests; 50 children's books; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, 5 items; overnight, reserve items

HOURS OPEN 5 days a week

152 1E3 SOUTHERN METHODIST CURRICULUM COLLECTION UNIVERSITY Jeanette Clouch Fondren Libary East Dallas, Texas 75275 (214) 692-3666

Located in the Fondren Library, the CurriculumCol- lection supports the Education Department'steacher certification program by making availablestate-adopted textbooks and a selection of curriculumguides.

HOLDINGS: 5,000 children's books; 2,040 textbooks and workbooks; 830 curriculum guides; 1,020 kits, graphics, pictures,maps MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,200

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house

STAFF: 1 professional;1/4 support staff; 1/4 student help

LOAN POLICY: Non-state-adopted textbooks and children's literature may circulate 3 weeks

HOURS OPEN: Daily

*MATERIALS AT "Guide to the SMU Juvenile and ALA LIBRARY: Curriculum Collection," 4 pp.

*Represents 1981 Directory information

153 154 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM COLLECTION College Station Jo Berg Texas 77843 (409) 845-5741

Located within the University Library, the Curricu- lum Collection is designed for University students to use and evaluate curriculum materials published for grades K - 12.

HOLDINGS: 2,460 curriculum guides 13,240 curriculum guides in microfo-rm 3,128 curriculum texts 4,741 children's books .4 23,569 Total collection

CLASSIFICATION System:- Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; hours of weekly student help as needed

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks - undergraduates 4 weeks - graduates renewable

HOURS OPEN: Daily (open stacks)

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.P..`"-Oti TEXAS, CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY MARY GOUTS BURNETT Box 32904 LIBRARY Fort Worth, Texas 76129 Rosalie Dowdey (817) 921-7117

The Curriculum Collection is maintained in the Uni- versity Library to support the program of the School of Education. It contains all the textbooks currently in adoption by the state of Texas in which TCU offers teacher certification, as well as other materials.

HOLDINGS: 4,600 children's books; 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; 1,400 curriculum guides 500 resource materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,890

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: By subject matter

STAFF: 1 professional, providing 5 hours per week; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Non-circulating

HOURS OPEN: Daily - all the hours the Library is open

155 TRINITY UNIVERSITY TEACHER RESOURCE 715 Stadium Drive CENTER San Antonio, Texas 78284 Mary C. Clarkson (512) 736-7423

The Curriculum Collection supports theteacher education proOam. Located within the Library until1980, it has now been expanded ina separate building along with the education department.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,500'

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: A form of Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 60 hoursa week of graduate student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week to Trinity faculty, staff, and students only

HOURS OPEN: Daily

156 1.0 LNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HENDERSON TEXTBOOK AND AT AUSTIN CURRICULUM GUIDE COLLECTION Perry-Castaneda Library Tara Lynn Fulton General Libraries AuStin, Texas 78713 (512) 471-3813

HOLDINGS (Approx. No.): 8,055 children's books 11,860 textbooks, workbooks, and curriculum guide collection 300 tests plus ETS microfiche collection In addition to curriculum guides listed above, also Fearon-Pitman Curriculum Develenment Library now owned by Kraus.

MATERIALS BUDGET: Approximately $1,500 for textbooks, curriculum guides, and tests

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house to 1977, LC 1977 -

STAFF: Education Librarian in part responsible for collection; all other functions centralized.

LOAN POLICY: 7 days

HOURS OPEN: Fall and Spring - Mon.-Fri., a.m.-12p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.- 9p.m. Sun. 12 p.m.-12p.m. Summer - Mon.-Fri.,8 a.m.- 5p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.- 9p.m. Sun. 12 p.m.-10p.m.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Henderson Textbook and Curriculum Guide. The collection has materials back to the 18th century.

15.7 158 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TEACHING MATERIALS AT EL PASO CENTER El Paso, Texas 79968-0582 Jean Stevens (915) 747-5417

Located within the Library, the Teaching Materials Center provides curriculum oriented materials (K-12)fer students, faculty, and staff of the University.

HOLDINGS: 9,000 children's books; 8,800 textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials MATERIALS BUDGET: $6,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Children's materials by Dewey; textbooks by in-house classification scheme ED 140 813; others by subject or form and accession number

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 120 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 week loan, textbooks and curriculum guides; one week loan, children's books; reference materials, tests, and audiovisuals in TMC, use only UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CURRICULUM MATERIALS AT SAN ANTONIO CENTER John Peace Library Charles Thurston San Antonio, Texas 78285 (512) 691-4570 X28

Located within the library, the CMG is designedto make available education materiels forinspection, evaluation, and use by the education andbicultural-bilingual studies divisions.

HOLDINGS (Ap- prox No.): 1,920 children's books. (as of 12/'81); 3,070 textbooks and workbooks; 300 tests; 580 curriculum guides; 1,025 audiovisual materials 510 other

MATERIALS BUDGET: $4,500 annually

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS): Children's collection by LC; textbooks, ESL, A-V and curriculum guides byan in-house classification scheme

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 2 student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, tests; 2 days, textbooks, A-V, ESL, curriculum guides;1 week/2 weeks, children's literature

HOURS OPEN: Monday - Friday, exact times change from semester to semester

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Harry Lipman philosophy books (manuals and guides)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Materials may be checked out by students enrolled in Education, Bicultural- Bilingual Studies, and Psychology courses.

159 160 UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND 427 Waterman CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT Burlington, Charles Rathbone Vermont 05401 (802) 656-3838

The College of Education offers its students and faculty a library in which textbooks, kits, and tapes may be borrowed to be used in educational studies. Many of these a,e currently being used in the school systems.

HOLDINGS: 180 children's books; 7,000 textbooks and workbooks; 5 tests 15 curriculum guides 35 audiovisual materials 115 kits

STAFF: 5 professional; 2 support staff; 3 student help

LOAN POLICY: The Library is in the process of re- evaluating its policy.

HOURS OPEN: Mon.-Fri. - 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The Library is closed on all UVM holidays.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Curriculum Library also covers mainstreaming, and also Bilingual Education.

160 165 CBN UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM MATERIALS Library LIBRARY CBN Center Eva L. Kiewitt Virginia Beach, Virginia 23463

Located in the University Library, the Curriculum Materials Library provides preschool through secondary school resources for education students and faculty. A variety of materials is acquired for the purpose of study, planning, and construction of curriculum resources.

HOLDINGS: 1,375 children's books; 275 textbooks and workbooks; 250 curriculum guides, as well as the Curriculum Development Li- brary microfiche set; 100 itTab-visual materials; 1,399 professional books; information file; poster file; picture file

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress; Dewey Decimal - juvenile books

STAFF .5 professional; .5 support staff; 30 hours student help

LOAN POLICY: 3 weeks; AV and pamphlets, 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

NOTES: There is an emphasis on obtaining materials with a Christian aspect.

COOPERATIVE AFFILIATION: Tidewater Consortium for Higher Edu- cation, Southeastern Library Network

161 JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL MEDIA Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807 LABS (703) 433-6302 Raymond Ramquist

Located in the School of Education Building, the EML provides textbooks, curriculum guides, tests, book and non-book curriculum materials; viewing and production of materials; operation of equipment (self-learning); and microcomputer equipment.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials; and micro disks

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 105 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: Materials and equipment circulate

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

162 163 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Box 67, IML LABORATORY Petersburg, Virginia 23803 Glo-ia G. Harvell (804) 520-6323

Located in the Education Building within the Learn- ing Resources Center, the IML is a circulation center for non-print and curriculum materials. Media in the collection include all formats.

HOLDINGS: 1,000 textbooks and workbooks; 650 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $3,485

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 1/2 professionals; 1 support stuff; 60 hours of weekly student hclp

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 6 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Guide tc the IML; Cataloging Pro- cedurei for Non-book Materials; Policies of the IML

163 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LABORATORY Ellensburg, Washington 98926 Ann Donovan 963-1641

A department within the Library, the Curriculum Lab- oratory maintains a collection primarily for theuse of students in the Education sequence.

HOLDINGS: 8,000 children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materials, software

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for juvenile; curriculum materials based on El-Hi Textbooks adaptation

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 30 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, all materials

HOURS OPEN: Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Policies; Symbols Used for Cur- riculum Materials; Job Descrip- tion of librari.n and library technician

164 EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LABORATORY Kennedy Library Desired Desselle Cheney, Washington 99004 (509) 359-7048

Located in the Library, theCurriculum Lab provides current materials for evaluation anduse for undergraduates, graduates, and teachers in thefield of education.

HOLDINGS: 13,037 textbooks, workbooks, curriculum guides, tests, kits, and games, plus an Apple Ile microcomputer and 25 software pack- ages pertaining to the education field MATERIALS BUDGET: $2,400

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: In-house scheme

STAFF: 1 professional; 78 hours student help per week

LOAN POLICY: 28 days, undergraduate; 60 days, graduate; 90 days,EWU faculty; 28 days, others

HOURS OPEN: Daily

165 UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND RAYMOND L. POWELL RESOURCE 1500 North Warner CENTER Tacoma, Washington 98416 LaVerne Goman (206) 756-3385

Located in the School of Education, the Resource Center provides commonly used series and texts for use of prospective teachers; supports education faculty with materials and equipment; supports local teaching community when requested; and provides AV instruction for student teachers.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $1,200

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals; 1 support staff; 12 hours of student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, books; 1 day, kits and AV; overnight, reserve;.faculty, 1 term, books; 1 day, AV; 1 week, kits

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY Policy Manual, 68 pp.

166

167 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM MATERIALS Libraries SECTION Seattle, Washington 98195 Loretta K. Lopez (206) 543-2725

The Curriculum Materials Section contains two com- plementary collections, the Curriculum Collection and the Children's Literature Collection which includes a historical collection. Located within the Library, the Section is organized to serve undergraduate and graduate teaching and research programs in education and librarianship. It is also a reference resource for the community.

HOLDINGS: 22,800 children's books; 20,000 textbooks, workbooks, and curriculum guides; 3,060 tests

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Dewey Decimal adaptation and Library of Congress for chil dren s books as of 1982.

STAFF: 1 professional; 1.5 support staff; .75 FTE

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, Children's Collection; non-circulating, Curriculum Collection

HOURS OPEN: Staffed from 8:00-5:00, Mon.-Fri.; collection available evenings and weekends while Library is open.

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Historical collection of 7,900 in children's literature

167 168 WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY EDUCATION LIBRARY 130 Cleveland Hall, A55 Pullman, Washington 99164 (509) 335-1591

Located within the Education Building, the curriculum and education materials in the Education Library facilitate research, instruction, and study in the areas of education and school librarianship.

HOLDINGS: Children's books; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; tests; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: Not available separately

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: LC; Dewey Decimal; Jackson numbers for documents; accession numbers for media

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; 110 hours of weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

168 169 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MABEL ZOE WILSON Bellingham, Washington 98225 LIBRARY (206) 676-3295 Mrs. Enid E. Haag

The Center, located wtihin the Library, providesfor the needs of the School of Education. It includes not only trade books but also curriculum materials, suchas textbooks, curriculum guides, course goals, and learning objectives.

HOLDINGS: 10,000 children's books; 8,642 textbooks and workbooks; 6,341 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: $8,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 92 hours weekly student help

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Archives collection of publica- tions of Westerns

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Description; Policies; Floor Plan

169 17 0 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS MADISON CENTER School of Education Deane W. Hill 225 North Mills Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 (608) 263-4750

Located within the Teacher Education Building, the IMC serves faculty and staff with professional books and journals, instructional and juvenile materials, media production facilities, equipment circulation, reference services, and computerized reference searching.

HOLDINGS: Cataloged and classified on OCLC- 20,239 professional and reference 16,584 instructional (textbooks & media, 16,056 of which are audiovisual items 11,945 children's literature & trade books 48,768 Other holdings - 312,000 (estimated) ERIC microfiche 1,100 tests 300 periodicals

MATERIALS BUDGET: $50,000 annual

CLASSIFICATION SCHEME: LC - all cataloged items on OCLC

STAFF: 3 professionals, 4 FTE support, 320 student hours weekly

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; reserves, overnight, 3 or 7 day

HOURS OPEN: 61 hours per week, 7 days per week

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRAPY: "Guide to Collections and Services"

17Q 1 7 k UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- CURRICULUM COLLECTION MILWAUKEE Marianna Markowetz Golda Meir Library P.O. Box 604 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 (414) 963-4074

Located within the Library, the Curriculum Collec- tion contains materials of interest to students andfac- ulty in early childhood, elementary, and secondaryedu- cation programs.. Supplemental college audiovisual media is also located in the area.

HOLDINGS: 15,883 children's books; 7,995 textbooks and workbooks; 230 tests; 1,984 curriculum guides; 3,422 audiovisual materials; 2,482 professional books

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Dewey Decimal except for textbooks and curriculum guides, which are by subject/publisher and recordings and tapes by accession number.

STAFF: 1 professional; 1 support staff; 100 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 7 days

HOURS OPEN Daily

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Information sheet

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Historical collection of 1,009 itmes pre-1940

171 172 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Chalmer Davee Library CENTER River Falls, Wisconsin 54022 R. A. Cooklock (715) 425-3837 Annette L. Blanchette

A division of Public Services in the Chalmer Davee Library, the IMC presents a cross-media collection of printed currently available educational materials for reference, comparison, and evaluation by University faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, and area educatoi..s.

HOLDINGS: 6,000 textbooks and workbooks; 425 tests; 300 curriculum guides

MATERIALS BUDGET: '$1,135

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Arranged by level/subject/publisher

STAFF: A professional supervisor; 1 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 'Loaned to UW-RF faculty members for class demonstration

HOURS OPEN: 5 days a week (Mon.-Fri.)

NOTES: Limited collection of historical textbooks

MATERIALS AT ALA LIBRARY: Organization Plan of Library; Description of IMC

172 173 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN- EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS STOUT CENTER Library Learning Center Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751 (715) 232-1402

Located within the Library, the EMC provides Stout's teacher education students with examples of instructional resources which are utilized in the pre K-14 classroom.

HOLDINGS: 7,000 children's books; 2,800 curriculum guides; 3,000 textbooks and workbooks; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $5,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Library of Congress for the above: in-house system for ephemeral collections

STAFF: .5 professional; 15 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 1 week, children's literature; 3 days, textbooks and curriculum guides; no ILL

HOURS ,PEN: 7 days a week

173 174 UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA CURRICULUM UNIT H. T. Coutts Library M. MacGown/L, LaFleur Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6G 2G5 (403) 432-3766

Serves trig Curriculum and Instruction Program of the faculty of Education.

HOLDINGS (Approx. No.): 76,326 children's books, textbooks, and workbooks; Curriculum guides - Alberta Depository; 25,429 audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: (annual) $64,900 base

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: L.C.

STAFF: 3 professional and 7 support staff

LOAN POLICY: 1 week to borrower holding U. of A. card

HOURS OPEN: Winter - Mon.-Thurs., 8:00 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Fri. 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Weekends 10:00 a.m.-4:30/5:30 Sessional variation

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: Microcomputer software

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The Curriculum Unit, is an integral part of the U. of A. Library system.

174 175' UNIVERSITt DE MONCTON CENTRE DE RESSOURCES Moncton, New Brunswick PEDAGOGIQUES Canada E1A 3E9 Sr. Berthe Boudreau

Located in the Education Building, the Centreac- quaints the student teachers with a wide range of learning materials which can be integrated in their teaching. It aids in the selection and evaluation of learningma- terials and gives opportunities to adapt and producema- terials for specific needs.

HOLDINGS: 2,400 children's books; tests; textbooks and workbooks; curriculum guides; audiovisual materia's, computer programs

MATERIALS BUDGET: $6,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 2 professionals; 1 support staff; part-time computer assistant; 70 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks; 3 weeks by mail

HOURS OPEN: Daily

175 1 76 UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION RESOURCE NEW BRUNSWICK CENTRE Box 7500 Doris Rauch Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada E3B 5H5

Located within the Faculty of Education,the ERC serves undergraduate and graduatecourses in Curriculum and Instruction, Vocational Educationand Student Teaching Divisions of Faculty of Education.

HOLDINGS: 52,000 books which include children's books, textbooks, and workbooks and curriculum guides. Also have art and study prints and audiovisual materials.

MATERIALS BUDGET: $40,000

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for children's books and non-print; LC for professional books

STAFF: 2 professionals; 4 1/2 support staff; 44 hours of weekly student help

LOAN POLICY: 2 weeks, books and non-book materials; 2 days, periodicals; 2 hours/overnight, reserves

HOURS OPEN: Daily

NOTES: Collection of textbooks formerly used in New Brunswick

176 177 THE ONTARIO INSTITUTE FOR CURRICuL0A RESOURCES STUDIES fir EDUCATION THE R.W B. JACKSON LIBRARY 252 Bloor Street West Ilze Bregzis Toronto, Ontario Ruth Marks Canada M5S 1V6 (416) 923-6641, X2-380

The Library collects and disseminates curriculum materials (Kdg.-Senior High), exemplifying the best materials in curriculum theory and practice, primarily in English, secondarily in French. It assists with curriculum instruction and evaluation enterprises and works with curriculum developers.

HOLDINGS: 22,845 textbooks and workbooks; 8,428 c rriculum guides; 1,312 audiovisual materials; 3,364 kits, games, card sets, worksheets, picture sets, posters, models,'ealia, maps and globes; 347 microcomputer courseware (disks and cassettes)

MATERIALS BUDGET: $21,562

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal

STAFF: 1 professional; 2 support staff; and 1student help

LOAN POLICY: Mainly for consultation and display; limited loan to faculty and OISE students for specific purposes.

HOURS OPEN: Daily

SPECIAL Historical collections of Ontario COLLECTIONS: textbooks, curriculum development projects and Ontario curriculum guides.

177 1':x$ McGILL UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM LA5ORATORY Education Library COLLECTION Faculty of Education Joan Gagne, Head Librarian 3700 McTavish Street Education Library Montreal, Quebec Canada H3A 1Y2 392-8849

Located within the Education Library, the Curric- 41um Laboratory Collection supports the courses offered by the Faculty of Education.

HOLDINGS: 6,800 textbooks and workbooks; 4,200 children's books; 600 curriculum guides; audiovisual materials

MATERIALS BUDGET: $750 - children's books Budget varies - curriculum materials

CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM: Dewey Decimal for Children's Liter- ature Collection; other items un- classified.

STAFF: Library staff of 2 professionals and 6 support staff provides reference and circulation service. Cataloguer, 15 hours a week. Student help,10 hours a week.

LOAN POLICY: 1 week

HOURS OPEN: 5 1/2 days a week

178 179 CURRICULUM CENTERS

ALABAMA

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Auburn University Auburn, Alabama 36830

EDUCATION LIBRARY/CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35486

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER University of North Alabama P.O. Box 5232 Florence, Alabama 35632-0001 ARIZONA

CURRICULUM COLLECTION Arizona State University Hayden Library Tempe, Arizona 85287

CURRICULUM COLLECTION Northern Arizona University Library, Box 6022 Flagstaff, Arizona 86011 MEDIA CENTER University of Arizona Tucson, Arizoaa 85721

ARKANSAS

CURRICULUM LABORATORY Arkansas State University state University, Arkansas 72467

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701

CURRICULUM AND LABORATORY COLLECTIONS University rf Central Arkansas Conway, Arkahs-,s 72032

CALIFORNIA

LEARNING RESOURCES AND CURRICULUM DEPARTMENT California Polytechnic State University Library San Luis Obispo, California 93407 179 180 EDUCATION/CURRICULUM LIBRARY California State College at San Bernardino 5500 State College Parkway San Bernardino, California 92407

CURRICULUM MATERIALS DEPARTMENT California State University at Chico Meriam Library Chico, California 95929

CURRICULUM/JUVENILE COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT California State University at' Fresno Henry Madden Library Fresno, California 93740-0034

SCHOOL CURRICULUM AND TEXTBOOK CENTER '(SCTC) California State University at Fullerton P.O. Box 4150 Fullerton, California 92634

CURRICULUM CENTER California State University, Los Angeles 5151 State University Drive Los Angele:,, California 90032

CURRICULUM LIBRARY California State University at Sacramento 2000 Jed Smith Drive Sacramento, California 95819

MEDIA AND CURRICULUM CENTER San Diego State University University Library San Diego, California 9218.2-0511

MEDIA SERVICES - CURRICULUM SECTION S ose State University 250 So. 4th Street San Jose, California 95192

CURRICULUM INQUIRY CENTER University of California at Los Angeles 405 Hilgard Los Angeles, California 90024

CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of California at Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, California 93106

CURRICULUM MATERIALS COLLECTION University of Southern California Stoops Library of Education and Information Studies University Park. Los Angeles, California 90089-0182

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ADAMS STATE COLLEGE LIBRARY Adams State College Alamosa, Colorado81102

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CURRICULUM LABORATORY Central Connecticut State University Elihu Burritt Library New Britain, Connecticut 06050 CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER St. Joseph College Pope Pius XII Library 1678 Asylum Avenue West Hartford, Connecticut 06117

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DELAWARE

EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER University of Delaware Newark, Delaware 19716 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LEARNING RESOURCES DIVISION University of the District of Columbia College of Education and Human Ecology 1100 Howard Street, N Washington, D.C. 20009 FLORIDA

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CANDLER LIBRARY AUDIOVISUAL SERVICES Emory University 323 Candler Library Atlanta, Georgia 30322

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IDAHO

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ILLINOIS

MATERIALS CENTER Chicago State University 95th Street and King Drive Chicago, Illinois 60628

EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTER DePaul University 2323 No. Seminary Chicago, Illinois 60614

MATERIALS CENTER Governors State University Library Park Forest South, Illinois 60466

TEACHING MATERIALS CENTER Illinois State University Milner Library Normal, Illinois 61761

182 183 EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Mundelein College 6363 No. Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60660

CURRICULUM MATERIALS COLLECTION Northeastern Illinois "-4versity Education Library 5500 No. St. Louis Ave. Chicago, -Illinois 60625

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Quincy College Brenner Library Quincy, Illinois 62301

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Morris Library Carbondale, Illinois 62901

EDUCATION LIBRARY Southern Illinois University Lovejoy Library Edwardsville, Illinois 62026

CURRICULUM COLLECTION Northwestern University 1935 Sheridan Road Evanston, Illinois 60201

CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of Chicago 1100 E. 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637

CURRICULUM LIBRARY Universjty of Illinois at Chicago 801 S. Morgan Chicago, Illinois 60680

CURRICULUM COLLECTION 'University of Illinois at Urbana 'Education & Social Sdience Library University of Illinois Library, Rm. 100 1408 W. Grevry Drive Urbana, Illinois 60801

CURRICULUM. CENTER Wheaton College Buswell Memorial Library Wheaton, Illinuis 60187

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TEACHING MATERIALS CENTER Indiana State University Cunningham Memorial Library Terre Haute, Indiana 47809

EDUCATION LIBRARY Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana 47405

IOWA

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KANSAS

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Kansas State University Farrell Library CMC Manhattan, Kansas 66606

CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of Kansas 213 Bailey Hall Lawrence, Kansas 66044

CURRICULUM RESOURCES CENTER Washburn University of Topeka Mabee Library Topeka, Kansas 66621

KENTUCKY

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Eastet4n Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky 40475

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Morehead State University Morehead, Kentucky 40351

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Northern Kentucky University 268 BEP Highland Heights, Kentucky 41076

184 185 EDUCATION MEDIA CENTER University of Louisville School of Education Louisville, ventucky 40292

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES CENTER Western Kentucky University Bowling Green, Kentucky 40208

LOUISIANA

MEDIA DIVISION Northwestern State University of Louisiana Watson Lib.i.ary Natchitoches, Louisiana 71457

MAINE

LEARNING MATERIALS CENTER University of Maine at Orono Orono, Maine 04469

MARYLAND

TEACHING AIDS Towson State University Albert S. Cook Library Towson, Maryland 21204

CURRICULUM LAB University of Maryland Baltimore County 5401 Wilkens Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21228

THE M. LUCIA JAMES CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of Maryland College of Education College Park, Maryland 20732

MASSACHUSETTS

EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES CENTER Boston University 605 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215

ELLA C. RITCHIE CURRICULUM LIBRARY Framingham State College Framingham, Massachusetts 01701

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES RESOURCE CENTER Salem State College Salem, Massachusetts 01970

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CURRICULUM LABORATORY Tufts University Wessell Library Medford, Massachusetts 02155

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY University of Massachusctts Amherst, Massachusetts 01003

MICHIGAN

TEACHING MATERIALS AND LEARNING CENTER Andrews University James White Library Berrien Springs, Michigan

CURRICULUM CENTER Calvin College Instructional Resources Center 3201 Burton Street, S.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan 49506

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti,,Michigan 48197

LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER University of Detroit 4001 W. AcNichnls Road Detroit, ,Michigan 48221

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MINNESOTA

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CURRICULUM MATERIALS LAB St. Cloud State University Coll.ge of Education St. 'loud, Minnesota 56301

CURRICULUM LABORATORY Winona State University Maxwell Library Winona, Minnesota 55987

MISSISSIPPI

INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES CENTER Delta State University Cleveland,, Mississippi 38733

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER University of Southern Mississippi Box 10071,, Southern Station Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406-1007

MISSOURI

CURRICULUM AREA AND RESOURCE CENTER Central Missouri State University Ward Eduwards Library Warrensburg, Missouri 64093

CURRICULUM LIBRARY Northeast Missouri State University Kirksville, Missouri 63501

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Southeast Missouri State University Kent Library Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63701

TEXTBOOK LIBRARY Unive'rsity of Missouri at Columbia Ellis Education/Psychology Library Columbia, Missouri 65201

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER University of Missouri School of Education 5100 Rockhill Road Kansas City, Missouri 64110

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NEBRASKA

CURRICULUM LAB Creighton University Omaha, Nebraska 68178

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER University of Nebraska at Omaha Omaha, Nebraska 68182

INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURC.S CENTER Wayne State College Library Wayne, Nebraska 68787

NEVADA

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER University of Nevada at Las Vegas 101 Education Building Las Vegas, Nevada 89154

NEW. JERSEY

CURRICULUM LAB Glassboro State College Savitz Library Glassboro, New Jersey 08028

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Kean College of New Jersey Nancy Thompson Library Morris Avenue Union, New Jersey 07083

CURRICULUM LAPRATORY Monmouth College Guggenheim Memorial Library West Long Branch, New Jersey 07764

CURRICULUM RESOURCE CENTER Montclair State College Normal Avenue Upper Montclair, New Jersey 07043

CURRICULUM MATERIALS COLLECTHN Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Alexander Library College Avenue New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903

188 189 CURRICULUM LIBRARY Seton Hall University McLaughlin South Orange, New Jersey 07079

CURRICULUM MATERIALS DEPARTMENT William Paterson College of New Jersey Sarah Byrd Askew Library Wayne, New Jersey 07470

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Trenton State College Roscoe L. West Library Trenton, New Jersey 08625

NEW MEXICO

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER New Mexico State University Library P.O. Box 3475 Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003

TIREMAN LEARNING MATERIALS LIBRARY University of New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131

NEW YORK

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Brooklyn College Brooklyn, New 'lurk 11210

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS/MEDIA CENTER New York Universit., Bobst Library 70 Washington Square, South New York, New York 10012

CURRICULUM LABORATORY State University College at Bul,falo 1300 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, New York 14222

MEDIA CENTER State University College Fredonia, New York 14063

CENTER FOR CURRICULUM PLANNING State University of New York at Buffalo 17 Baldy Hall Buffalo, New York 14260

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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Appalachian State University Belk Library Boone, North Carolina 28608

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER East Carolina- University Joyner Library Greenville, North Carolina 27834

CURRICULUM MATERIALS LABORATORY Elizabeth City State University Box 955 Elizabeth-City, North Carolina 27909

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER North Carolina State University School of Education 400 Poe Hall, Box 7801 Raleigh, North Carolina 27695

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 012 Peabody Hall 037A Chapel Hill, North Carolini 27514

CURRICULUM CENTER Western Carolina University Hunter Library Cullowhee, North Carolina 28723

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Winston-Salem State University C. G. O'Kelly Library Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27110

NORTH DAKOTA

PROJECT IDEAL/CTL RES0oACE CENTER University of North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota 58202

OHIO CURRICULUM RESOURCE CENTER Bowling Green State University Jerome Library Bowling Green, Ohio 43403 CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Cleveland State University Library 1860 E. 22d St. Cleveland, Ohio 44115

190 191 INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Miami University 62 King Library Oxford, Ohio 45056

EDGAR DALE EDUCATIONAL MEDIA AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS LABORATORY The Ohio State University College of Education 260 Ramseyer Hall 29 :Woodruff Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTER Ohio University College of Education 215 McCracken Hall Athens, Ohio 45701

CURRICULUM CENTER University of Akron Bierce Library Akron, Ohio 44325

CURRICULUM RESOURLES CENTER University of Cincinnati 600 Blegen Library Cincinnati, Ohio 45221

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER University of Dayton 300 College Park Dayton, Ohio 45469

LODGE LEARNING LABORATORY Xavier University 3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45207

OKLAHOMA

CI" RICULUM COLLECTION Central State University Library Edmond, Oklahoma 73034

CURRICULUM MATERIALS LABORATORY OklaNkma State University Stillwater, Oklahoma 74078

CURRICULUM MEDIA CENTER Oral Roberts University 7777 South Lewis 'Tulsa, Oklahoma 74171

191 192 CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Southeastern Oklahoma State University Durant, Oklahoma 74701

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Nash Library Chickasha, Oklahoma 73018

PENNSYLVANIA

CURRICULUM MATERIAL CENTER Bloomsburg University Navy Hall Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania

MEDIA CENTER Lehigh University Linderman Library #30 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015

RETAN CENTER (EDUCATION) LIBRARY Mansfield University Mansfield, Pennsylvania 16933

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Slippery Rock State College Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania 16057

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER Ursinus College Myrin Library Collegeville, Pennsylvania 19426

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER West Chester State College Francis Harvey Green Library West Chester, Pennsylvania 19380

RHODE ISLAND

CURRICULUM RESOURCES CENTER Rhode Island College 600 Mt. Pleasant Avenue Providence, Rhode Island 02908

SOUTH CAROLINA

TEACHING RESOURCE LABORATORY University of South Carolina College of Education Columbia, South Carolina

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CURRICULUM LIBRARY Augustana College Library 28th and Summit Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57102

EDUCATION MEDIA CENTER Northern State College Beulah Williams Library 1023 South Jay Street Aberdeen, South Dakota 57401

LEARNING RESOURCES LABORATORY University of South Dakota Vermillion, South Dakota 57069

TENNESSEE

LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Austin Peay State University College Street Clarksville, Tennessee 37044

INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA CENTER East Tennessee State University Box 22570 A Johnson City, Tennessee 37614

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Memphis State University Education 320 Memphis, Tennessee 38152

CURRICULUM LABORATORY University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee 37916-3400

TEXAS

CURRICULUM MATERIALS LIBRARY Midwestern State University 2400 Taft Witchita Falls, Texas 76308

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER Sam Houston State University Huntsville, Texas 77341

CURRICULUM COLLECTION Southern Methodist University Fondren Library East Dallas, Texas 75275

193 194 CURRICULUM COLLECTION Texas A & M University College Station, Texas 77843

MARY COUTS BURNETT LIBRARY Texas Christian University Box 32904 Fort Worth, Texas 76129

TEACHER RESOURCE CENTER Trinity University 715 Stadium Drive San Antonio, Texas 78284

HENDERSON TEXTBOOK AND CURRICULUM GUIDE COLLECTION University of Texas at Austin Perry-Castaneda Library General Libraries Austin, Texas 78713

TEACHING MATERIALS CENTER University of Texas at El Paso El Paso, Texas 79968-0582

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER University of Texas at San Antonio John Peace Library San Antonio, Texas 78285

VERMONT

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT University of Vermont 427 Waterman Burlington, Vermont 05401

VIRGINIA

CURRICULUM MATERIALS CENTER CBN University Library CBN Center Virginia Beach, Virginia 23463

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA LABS James Madison University Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS LABORATORY Virginia State University Box 67, IML Petersburg, Virginia 23803

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CURRICULUM LABORATORY Central Washington University Ellensburg, Washington 98926

CURRICULUM LABORATORY Eastern Washington University Kennedy Library Cheney, Washington99004

RAYMOND L. POWELL RESOURCE CENTER University of Puget Sound 1500 North Warner Tacoma, Washington 98416

CURRICULUM MATERIALS SECTION University of Washington Libraries Seattle, Washington 98195

EDUCATION LIBRARY Washington State University 130 Cleveland Hall, A55 Pullman, Washington 99164

MABEL ZOE WILSON LIBRARY Western Washington University Bellingham, Washington 98225

WISCONSIN

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER University of Wisconsin - Madison School of Education 225 North Mills Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706

CURRICULUM COLLECTION University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Golda Meir Library P.O. Box 604 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER University of Wisconsin Chalmer Davee Library River Falls, Wisconsin 54022

EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS CENTER University of Wisconsin - Stout Library Learning Center Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751

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CURRICULUM UNIT University of Alberta H. T. Coutts Library Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6G 2G5

CENTRE DE RESSOURCES PEDAGOGIQUES Universite de Moncton Moncton, New Brunswick Canada E1A 3E9

EDUCATION RESOURCE CENTRE University of New Brunswick Box 7500 Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada E3B 5H5

CURRICULUM RESOURCES The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education The R.W.B. Jackson Library 252 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario Canada M5S 1V6

CURRICULUM LABORATORY COLLECTION McGill University Education Library Faculty of Education 3700 McTavish Street Montreal, Quebec Canada H3A 1Y2

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