College and Research Libraries


College and University 
Library Statistics 

FOR S E V E R A L ITEARS the F e b r u a r y issue of the A.L.A. Bulletin has carried the 
Statistics £f college, university, and teach-

ers college libraries. T f i e s e statistics have 

been collected by the A m e r i c a n L i b f a ^ 

Association Statistical Assistant and have 

beeri of much interest and value to li-

brarians. C o n f r o n t e d by the necessity of 

retrenchment, the A . L . A . E x e c u t i v e B o a r d 

decided to relieve the H e a d q u a r t e r s staff 

of the necessity of compiling and publish-

ing the statistics and to encourage the 

A . C . R . L . and its official organ, College 
and Research Libraries, to assume this 
responsibility. T h a t w a s in O c t o b e r . 

Officers of the A . C . R . L . and the editors 

set to w o r k promptly to w o r k out a plan 

w h e r e b y the continuity of the statistics 

c o u l d be maintained. 

W i t h the reduction in the activities of 
the A . L . A . Statistical Assistant, it w a s 

necessary to seek volunteer assistance i n 

preparing the material f o r publication. 

J u l i a W r i g h t M e r r i l l , chief of the A . L . A . 

D e p a r t m e n t of I n f o r m a t i o n and A d v i s o r y 

Services, has aided greatly in the prepara-

tion and r o u t i n g of material. T h e sta-

tistics f o r college and university libraries 

( G r o u p I ) w e r e prepared and tabulated 

by L u c i l l e M o c k , loan department, I o w a 

State C o l l e g e L i b r a r y , under the direction 

of C h a r l e s H . B r o w n , librarian. T h e 

statistics f o r college and university librar-

ies ( G r o u p I I ) w e r e prepared by G . F l i n t 

P u r d y , librarian, W a y n e U n i v e r s i t y , D e -

troit. T h e statistics f o r teacher-training 

institutions w e r e prepared by C l a r a G u t h -

rie, Reference librarian, M i l n e f Library', 

Illinois State N o r m a l U n i v e r s i t y , and the 

staff of the M i l n e f L i b r a r y , of w h i c h 

E l e a n o r W e i r W e l c h is libfzri&i. A S 

Of these persons have very gracidtfssff 

cepted their share of the responsibility W 

g e t t i n g the j<<ilb done efficiently and, ft 

must be added, on ratfer short- notice. 

Because of the need iOf £&>1iotny several 

items f o r m e r l y included have fafegtf omitted 

f rom the statistics of the larger college' a n d 

university libraries ( G r o u p I ) : nuiufc&t' 

of staff members on central library budget 

salaries of administfative office assistants; 

salary scales for specific departments, cata-

log, circulation, e t c . ; and student service 

rates. School and college l i b r a r k s on cen-

tral library budget and departmental li-

braries on central library budget' have; 

been combined into one array of figures. 

T h e items included for the small college 

and university libraries ( G r o u p I I ) and 

the teacher-training institutions are the 

same as those for the statistics of 1940-41. 

A s is the case each year the list of insti-

tutions included varies f r o m the list of 

previous years. Despite the various efforts 

that have been made in the past to con-

tinue the same libraries, some institutions 

failed to report and others reported too 

late. T h e variation this year is perhaps 

slightly greater, due no doubt to the 

effect of the w a r . T o those libraries 

w h i c h have cooperated in spite of diffi-

culties, College and Research Libraries 
extends thanks on behalf of all those w h o 

w i l l use the statistics. 

MARCH, 1943 153 



Teachers College and Normal School Library General and Salary Statistics 
Student Faculty 

Enrolment Members 
Regu- Sum- Regu-Sum-

lar mer lar mer Fiscal 
Year 

Library Ending sion1 sion2 sion sion 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 30Je42 371 301^ 40 36'b Yes 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 30Se42 1222 1765 103 145 Yes 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 30Je42 290 . . . . 36 . . . No 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois Normal University 30Je42 8 8 . . ,8 . . ,8 . . ,8 

^Illinois, DeKalb, Northern Illinois State Teachers College 30Je42 1008 654 80 50 No 
Kansas, Emporia, State Teachers College 30Je42 1124 799 121 121 Yes 
Kansas, Pittsburg, State Teachers College 30Je42 1019 10407" 117 117 Yes 
Kentucky, Bowling Green, Western Kentucky State Teachers College. 21Ag42 1232 849'd 106 100 Yes 
Maryland, Frostburg, State Teachers College 30Se42 " 195 191 21 16 No 
Minnesota, Bemidji, State Teachers College 30Je42 397 1267f 40 2 4 w No 
Minnesota, Mankato, State Teachers College 30Je42 674 5007g 60 267r No 
Minnesota, St. Cloud, State Teachers College 30Je42 820 6867e 71 5473 No 
Minnesota, Winona, State Teachers College 30Je42 . . . . 8 290,h 48 247t No 
Mississippi, Cleveland, Delta State Teachers College 30Je42 282 204 36 30 No 
Missouri, Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. 31Mr42 996 1167 64 64 No 
Missouri, Springfield, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College 29Ag42 1184 1332 78 89 No 
Missouri, Warrensburg, Central Missouri State Teachers College 30.Je42 906 1280 77 92 No 

Lrt Nebraska, Kearney, State Teachers College 30Je42 662 694 53 51 No 
Nebraska, Peru, State Teachers College : 30Je42 415 324 53 50 Yes 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 30Je42 1025 966 98 56 Yes 
New York, Geneseo, State Normal School 30Je42 435 227 52 22 Yes 
New York, Oswego, State Normal School 30Je42 437 272 42 28 No 
North Carolina, Greenville, East Carolina Teachers College 30Je42 1242 670 74 28 Yes 
North Dakota, Valley City, State Teachers College 30Je42 432 385 50 30 No 
Oklahoma, Edmond, Central State Teachers College 30Je42 682 836 . 55 55 No 
Oregon, Ashland, Southern Oregon College of Education 30Je42 197 17671 28| 25}7U No 
Oregon, La Grande, Eastern Oregon College of Education 30Je42 312 91'i 29 25 No 
Oregon, Monmouth, College of Education 30Je42 379 396 43 40 No 
Pennsylvania, West Chester, State Teachers College 31My42 1383 4707k 86 357V No 
South Dakota, Aberdeen, Northern State Teachers College 30Je42 8i7 420'1 46 357W No 
South Dakota, Spearfish, Black Hills Teachers College 30Je42 233 3447m 3 6 297X No 
Tennessee, Murfreesboro, State Teachers College 30Je42 536 381 49 45 No 
Texas, Commerce, East Texas State Teachers College 31Ag42 1414 10377n 126 1277y Yes 

•Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 31Ag42 3010 2046 188 155 Yes 
Texas, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 31Ag42 1112 9217° 65 687Z Yes 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 30Je42 1187 637 86 56 No 
West Virginia, Fairmont, State Teachers College 30Je42 482 3357P 49 41 No 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 30Je42 . . . , 8 601 49 32 No 

High 3010 2046 188 155 
Median 749} 550J 53 45 
Low 195 91 21 16 

1 As of third week, fall term, 1941; includes graduate students. 2 Includes graduate students. 3 Includes 
volumes in all agencies. 4 Excludes overnight loans and all loans of reserved books. 5 Includes overnight loans. 
6 Excludes capital outlay and auxiliary enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. 7a-z Figure in columns 
for first session; if two sessions, second session had (a) 236; (b) 23; (c) 274; (d) 538; (e) 186; (f) 66; (g) 136; 

Grad-
i- Ses- uate Book 

Work Stock' 

28,225 
109,188 

23,120 
54,305 
51.875 
84,304 
70,684 
65.297 
19,064 
19.946 
26,406 
49,261 
27.947 
18,316 
78,583 
64,667 
60.298 
42,493 
50,382 
35.948 
30,803 
24,554 
43,401 
36;643 
28.876 
17,384 
18,531 
43,020 
40,193 
27,450 
21,776 
35,100 
79,671 

122,100 
55,107 
32,568 
25,551 
36,773 

Circulation 
Volumes 
Lent for Reserved 

Home Book Staff 
Use4 Loans5 Salaries 

41,999 15,043 2,300 
53,458 29,2869 20,163 

9,966 18,637 4400 
85,953 8 9635 
59,137 73,253 8688 

w io 18,633 
17,767 55,368 7818 
64,493 98,878 17,724 
26,568 25,695 4200 
24,134 io 4150 
30,987 57,803 5099 
56,582 51,124 10,809 
22,329 53,588 5271 

8136 10,344 1700 
16,528" 8 8 
25,660 29,096 8740 
62,916 76,629 10,100 

. . . . : . . i o io 3804* 
22,218 27,9419 3030 
29,177 51,157 18,766 
20,297 82709 17,229 
32,070 8 3775 
39,306 60,292 6638 
23,372 io 3340 
24,725 50,412 3180 
10,184 10,962 2700 
37,745 29,147 2400 
23,584 45,535' 6484 
35,03812 1 5 , 7 1 3 " 8223 
18,744 14,0189 2700 

8 26,335 1644 
25,400 9372 4950 
26,159 76,114 13,600 

129,977 19,1459 22,531 
33,625 81,010 9966 
38,529 6500 7245 
18,304 33,588 3630 
28,665 io 5600 

• Library 

Student 
Service 

Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year -
Binding 

Pe- and Re-
riod- bind- Equip- Sup-

Books icals ing ment plies Other Total 

Total 
College 

or Normal 
School Ex-
penditures 
Last Fiscal 

Year® 

798 2175 736 466 391 45 
f 

6911 8 
5000 7684 1108 872 "i58 942 35,927 517,627 

100 3037 543 88 144 " 5 3 8365 176,307 
3254 6840 2345 952 4i2 36 1349 24,823 623,379 

550 3607 672 628 132 25 14,302 443,104 
5541 1368 1893 998 15 261 i47 28,856 404,975 
2259 4619 1400 3000 78 506 127 19,807 399,451 

460 4511 1102 293 187 13 24,290 531,196 
786 611 452 95 6144 93,963" 

500 2000 500 500 250 7900 166,000 
474 2733 461 225 155 640 9787 232,550 

8 1535 1761 658 770 170 60 15,763 
232,550 

8 
360 2189 665 525 270 72 9352 180,985 

8 1080 1367 569 311 50 5077 
180,985 

8 

' 50S0 "5302 '797 300 '712 20^931 3 4 M 8 2 
3652 4609 900 922 406 20,589 288,325 
1120 2473 941 364 " 1 9 505 9226 198,081 
1429 1539 563 795 101 " 7 i 7578 157,726 

175 1952 475 450 " 8 8 422 22,328 412,962 
s 2146 561 624 665 334 " 9 4 21,653 

6898 
202,423 

8 8 1941 507 300 375 
21,653 

6898 
202,423 

8 
5700 800 1000 500 14,638 323,000 

8 1104 192 188 i i s " i 3 4952 168,045 
1366 260 640 287 54 13 5800 157,782 
588 679 582 420 i45 245 135 5494 88,655 
524 1274 537 195 163 62 5155 84,474 
980 1732 450 300 100 195 10,241 172,990 

1230 1684 610 s 1423 13,170 402,288 
863 2559 734 302 119 " 5 7282 204,576 

1309 539 350 115 82 27 4066 102,071 
506 697 501 265 143 7062 157,300 

8 3234 3957 633 508 249 871 " 8 3 23,135 
157,300 

8 
11,323 15,163 1881 1716 1498 3536 57,648 8 

6361 4129 710 544 21,710 551,164 
547 4389 656 '586 i.34 472 " 4 9 14,078 296,787 
617 2230 583 255 40 209 21 7585 160,000 
305 2300 450 185 500 9340 186,203 

11,323 15,163 2345 3000 1498 3536 1349 57,648 623,379 
1030 2189 633 451 145 209 711 9994 202,423 

100 260 192 88 15 25 5 4066 84,474 

122,100 129,977 98,878 22,531 
36,708 26,568 29,216* 5600 
17,384 8136 6500 1644 

(h) 43; (i) 97; (i) 80; (k) 142; (1) 94; (m) 116; (n) 848; (o) 760; (p) 473; (q) 14; (r) 11; (s) 25; (t) 5; (u) 19; 
(v) 13; (w) 8; (x) 13; (y) 110; (z) 54. 8 Not reported. 9 Overnight loans only. 1 0 No record kept. 1 1 Total 
circulation, includes reserved book loans. 1 2 Excludes summer session. 1 3 Includes dormitory. 1 4 Overnight 
loans only, excluding summer session. 



T e a c h e r s C o l l e g e and N o r m a l S c h o o l Library General and Salary Statistics 

Library Income Last Fiscal Year 

L a 
O t 

Library 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois Normal University 
Illinois, DeKalb, Northern Illinois State Teachers College 
Kansas, Emporia, State Teachers College 
Kansas, Pittsburg, State Teachers College 
Kentucky, Bowling Green, Western Kentucky State Teachers College. 
Maryland, Frostburg, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Bemidji, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Mankato, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, St. Cloud, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Winona, State Teachers College 
Mississippi, Cleveland, Delta State Teachers College 
Missouri, Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. 
Missouri, Springfield, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College 
Missouri, Warrensburg, Central Missouri State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Kearney, State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Peru, State Teachers College 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 
New York, Geneseo, State Normal School 
New York, Oswego, State Normal School 
North Carolina, Greenville, East Carolina Teachers College 
North Dakota, Valley City, State Teachers College 
Oklahoma, Edmond, Central State Teachers College 
Oregon, Ashland, Southern Oregon Col ege of Education 
Oregon, La Grande, Eastern Oregon College of Education 
Oregon, Monmouth, College of Education 
Pennsylvania, West Chester, State Teachers College 
South Dakota, Aberdeen, Northern State Teachers College 
South Dakota, Spearfish, Black Hills Teachers College 
Tennessee, Murfreesboro, State Teachers College 
Texas, Commerce, East Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 
West Virginia, Fairmont, State Teachers College 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 

Allocation 
from 

Institution 
Budget Other Total 

6912 6912 
31,566 6833 38,399 

8400 8400 
23,725 23,725 

X l l 
2 603 6032 

23,618 23,618 
23,777 515 24,292 

6033 110 6143 
7900 7900 
5954 2394 8348 

i 478 l 
9354 9354 

Number of Employees in 
Full-Time Equivalent 

Median. 
Low 

Pro-
fes-

sional 
V 
1 
6 * 
2 
4 
4. 
7 
4 

11 
1 
2 
2 
4 
3 
1 

5000 I 5000 5 
20,590 i 20,590 4 

2755 1325, 4080 2 
7082 2533 9615 2 

20,412 1860 22,272 7 i 
21,655 l 21,655 45 

2 2 2 1 
15,138 15,138 3 

5850 5850 2 
3780 2002 5782 2 
5371 33 5404 1 
5039 5039 1 

10,241 10,241 2 
13,170 13,170 3 

8663 4329 12,992 2 
2 1102 11022 1 

"7063 7063 1 
8992 14,143 23,135 6 

57,648 
14,143 

57,648 13 
22,011 22,011 4 
14,984 14.984 4 

7361 243 7604 2 
2940 2940 3 

57,648 14,143 57,648 13 
853 l i 1325 9354 3 
2755 33 603 1 

Sub- Clerical 
profes- and 
sional Other 

1 Not reported. 2 No separate budget for library. 3 Excludes one administrative office assistant and 
two full-time teachers of library science. 4 Includes two heads of branches, one branch assistant, and two museum 
curators. 5 All do part-time teaching of library science. 6 In summer session only. 7 Includes one administra-

lf 

1 * 

Associate 
or 

Assistant 
Chief Chief 

Total Librarian Librarian 
• 
1 2300 
9* 2400 

i9259b 2 26009a i9259b 
4 2100 
5 2450 2i50 
73 l 
4 2800 

12< 2500 isoo 
2 2500°e 

i7009b 2} 20009g i7009b 
2 23009i 22009J 
6 2300, 2200 
3* 20009k 18509® 
11 1700 
4 2970 
5 2500 
6 3450 .... 
2 2012 
2 1814 
7i 40009m 24009n 
61 3500 L 
2 2800»b 
3 2880 
2 1800 
2 1800 
1 
1 2400 
3 2500 2i60 
5 26919P 
2 1500 i200 
1 1644 
2 3300 isoo 
6 3000 

13' l 
5s 3600 
4 26009q 
2 1980 i650 
3 2500 

13 4000 2400 
3 2500 1887* 
1 1500 1200 

Department Professional Subprofessional 
Heads Assistants Assistants 

No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. 
V v w • 

iooo 2000 !! 

1750 1950 

1020 2200 

2100 

i825 

2000 

2200®n 2800 

2400 

1920 

7 2200 2800 
3§ 1912* 2200 
1 1020 1920 

1350 1350 
1800 2150

90 

i604 1720 

1700 2000 

1500 1800 
1400 2100 
1200 2280 

1810 
1500 
150090 
2800 

1800 2000 
1545 
1500 

2400 

1500 
1600 

2150 
1800 
1500 

1200 1700 

1800 2800 
1500 1805 
1000 1350 

If 

If 1500 2800 
1 . . . . 1010 
\ . . . . 450 

tive office assistant and one binderv manager. 8 Excludes one part-time binder. 9a - 9 q Additional for sum-
mer session: (a) $500; (b) $300; (c) $232; (d) $253; (e) $500; (f) $200; (g) $285; (h; $243; (i) $307; (j) $285; (k) 
$285; (1) $265; (m) $385; (n) $288; (o) $240; (p) $448; (q) $500. 



Teachers College and Normal School Library General and Salary Statistics 

U i 
c * 

Library 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois Normal University 
Illinois, DeKalb, Northern Illinois State Teachers College 
Kansas, Emporia, State Teachers College 
Kansas, Pittsburg, State Teachers College 
Kentucky, Bowling Green, Western Kentucky State Teachers Coilege. 
Maryland, Frostburg, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Bemidji, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Mankato, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, St. Cloud, State Teachers College 
Minnesota, Winona, State Teachers College 
Mississippi, Cleveland, Delta State Teachers College 
Missouri, Cape Girardeau, Southeast Missouri State Teachers College. 
Missouri, Springfield, Southwest Missouri State Teachers College 
Missouri, Warrensburg, Central Missouri State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Kearney, State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Peru, State Teachers College 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 
New York, Geneseo, State Normal School 
New York, Oswego, State Normal School 
North Carolina, Greenville, East Carolina Teachers College 
North Dakota, Valley City, State Teachers College 
Oklahoma, Edmond, Central State Teachers College 
Oregon, Ashland, Southern Oregon College of Education 
Oregon, La Grande, Eastern Oregon College of Education 
Oregon, Monmouth, College of Education 
Pennsylvania, West Chester, State Teachers College 
South Dakota, Aberdeen, Northern State Teachers College 
South Dakota, Spearfish, Black Hills Teachers College 
Tennessee, Murfreesboro, State Teachers College 
Texas, Commerce, East Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 
Texas,, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 
West Virginia, Fairmont, State Teachers College 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 

High 
Median 
Low 

Student Service Last 
Fiscal Year 

Total 
Hours Rate per Hour 

for Year Minimum Maximum 

Number of Months for 
Which Salary Is Paid 

Subpro-

Profes-
sional 

\/ 

13,900 [30 : 4 o 12 
333 

1 
.. -1 j 10 

1835 .'30 .'30 
9 
9 

22,163 .25 .25 11 
9037 .25 .25 12 
1840 .25 .25 12 

l .. -11 l 12 
14302 l l 9 and 12 
15002 3̂5 .35 101 
6083 .25 .331 

101 

1224 
.331 

ioi 
5002 2̂0 !20 12 

10,920 .25 .25 12 
16,934 .30 .30 12 

i 12 
4483 .25 .35 12 
5716 .25 .25 l 

48(P .30 io 
10 

t 10 
12 

350 l l 12 
6216 !20 2̂5 12 
1680 .35 .35 12 

l .35 .35 12 
2400 .35 .35 12 

410 t l 9-101 
4316 :20 2̂5 9-101 
6092 .30 .. -1 12 
2024 l l • 12 

14,544 .25 i30 12 
37,740 .30 .35 12 
21,205 .30 .40 12 

1823 .30 .30 9 
2057 .30 .30 12 
1016 .30 .30 12 

37.740 .35 .40 12 
2228 .30 .30 12 
333 .20 .20 9 

fessional 
and 

Clerical 

Hours per Week 
Required of Each 

Full-Time Staff Member 
Subpro-

Profes-
sional 

39-40 
42 
681 
43 
40 
42 
40 
40 

37J-40 
44 
44 
411 
40 
42 
40 
40 

681 
40 
371 

fessional 
and 

Clerical 

40 

44 
391 
15 

Annual Vacation 
Subpro-

Profes-
sional 

l . .1 r . 
38 30-32 
404 
39. 
39 ' l 0 
39 42f 
42 18 
39 39 23 
40 40 15 
381 
38 
44 40-44 14 
41 15 
38 24 
44 30 
38 36 
44 44 18 
34 
42 42 i s 
38 l 
40 22-40 26 

12 
36 

36 
221 
12 

and 
Clerical 

5-14 

Special Holidays 
Subpro-
fessional 

Profes- and Sabbatical 
sional Clerical Leave 

' , 1 l 

i4 

i s 18 None 
201 _ i All 
10 All 
15 i5 None 
20 20 None 
24 None 
20 All 

7 ' 7 l 
51 

i 
41 Professional 51 

i 
41 

All 
io Professional 
20 Professional 

4 5 -
20 l 

4 None 
30 None 
20 Professional 

i Librarian 
io None 
i7 l 
14 Librarian 
18 Librarian 
5 Professional 

20 l 
7 None 

20 None 
15 None 
_ l None 

l None 
i2 None 

None 
2i Professional 
18 None 

1 Not reported. 2 Approximate. 3 Summer session only. 4 Sixty hours during summer session. 5 Staff members with degrees. 



College and University Library General and Salary Statistics (Group I)* 

Lr\ 
• v j 

Library 

Arizona 
Arkansas 
Baylor 
California (Berkeley) 
Chicago. '. 
Cincinnati 
Colgate 
Colorado State 
Columbia 
Dartmouth 
Duke 
Georgia 
Harvard (College Library)1 
Illinois 
Iowa. 
Iowa State. 
Joint University Libraries2 
Kansas .'. 
Louisiana 
Michigan 
Michigan State 
Minnesota 
Missouri 
Mount Holyoke 
New York. 
North Carolina 
North Dakota 
Northwestern 
Oberlin 
Oklahoma3. 
Oregon 
Oregon State 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania State 
Fittsburgh 
Princeton 
Rochester 
Smith 
South Dakota State 
Southern Methodist 
Syracuse 

University Libraries 
N.Y. State College of Forestry 

Temple 
Texas 
Virginia 
Virginia State43 
Washington (St. Louis) 
"Washington (Seattle) 
Wayne 
Wellesley 
Wyoming 
Yale4 

H i g h . . . . 
Median42. 
Low 

Fiscal 
Year 

Ending 
/ 

Student Enrolment Faculty 
Regular Session Members 

Under- Gradu- Summer Regular Summer 
graduate5 ate5 Session® Session Session 

30Je42 2390 115 7227* 276 60 
30Je42 2165 61 847?b 434 94 

31Ag42 2101 60 671 105 57 
30Je42 11,564 2404 31099® 2165 1799b 

1 30Je42 3323 2855 3552 775 M 
31Ag42 4018 155 lOlO70 586 "HT*1 
31Ag42 1008 640 103 li 
30Je42 1820 14 693»o 286 i i o 
30Je42 2898 10,442 7287 2749 350 
30Je42 2328 68 281 

" 1377* 30Je42 2798 253 15677® 511 " 1377* 
30Je42 8 8 153078 175 8 
30Je42 " 3 5 5 4 ' 3689 2145 2043 ' i 7 4 
30Je42 12,146 1331 3194 1579 . . . ia 
30Je42 5312 802 2703 792 349 
30Je42 5735 485 1728;h 890 212 
30Je42 1827 , 363 2734 572 104 
30Je42 3822 232 1032 . 332 124 
30Je42 7313 489 39457' 581 202 

| 30Je42 9 2 1 9 2007 5055 833 410 
30Je42 6357 388 1713 . 747 212 
30Je42 10,958 1094 6461;J 975 440 
31D41 4857 400 1917 549 306 
30Je42 1003 59 95 138 34 
30Je42 11,063 5728 7713 1392 633 
30Je42 3499 839 2180 339 202 
30Je42 1412 95 330 135 41 

3 1 A g 4 2 5566 1652 4120, 1500" 355 , 
31Ag42 1628 171 5 0 0 * 205 717' 

1J142 6291 394 3 2 6 3 7 m 321 102 
30Je42 3432 162 1238 208 82 
30Je42 4147 193 7 7 1 7 " 518 85 
30Jf42 5264 992 1540 1637 

85 

30Je42 6900 621 3484 1163 '262 
30Jc42 5868 2323 3108 445 198 
30Je42 2434 267 ... 8 391 8 
30Je42 2137 274 80811 436 " 9 2 
30Je42 1963 J56 251 242 24 
30Je42 1351 4 4417° 191 637P 

31Ag42 1683 149 980™ 175 83 31Ag42 
5365 960 2016 788 235 

30,Te42 4923 931 2016 742 235 
30Je42 442 29 46 • f • • 
30Je42 2640 725 i334 440 91 

31Ag42 9171 394 543812 457 264; r 
30Je42 1813 737 1342 369 132 
30Je42 887 15 642 89 54 
30Je42 2316 924 1259 784 

I?87 t 3lMr42 8774 783 305178 590 I?87 t 
30Je42 6379 1253 2087 450 134 
30Je42 1458 49 202 • • • • 
30Je42 1789 55 8i5 ; U 161 le 
30Je42 3168 1 9 f t . . . . 548 . . . . 

12,146 10,442 7P13 2749 633 
3377| 394 1567 450 132 

887 4 95 89 24 

Book 
Stock" 

156,618 
182.878 
93,754 

1,170,738 
1,369,206 

536,598 
131,391 
104,187 

1,887,034 
543,973 
659,044 
162,512 

4,400,870>8 
1,306,561 « 

507,644 
324,821 
409,626 
339,913 
333,372 

1,168,612 
165,813 

1,221,987 
437,233 
179,554 
637,098 
419,797 
116,124 
696,035 
426,737 
237,189 
333,961 
189,500 
979,919 
231,118 
177,9182<» 
990,657 
392,820 

. 19 

" 74 j 525 
130,720 
343,136 
287,020 
56,116 

177,97420 
702,429 
382,050 

24,081 
446,828 
409,165 
194,676 
212,380 
110,918 

2,351,236 u 

4,400,870 
362.593 

24,081 

Circulation -
Volumes Reserved 
Lent for Book 

Home Use21 Loans28 

34,434 
40.042 
39,511 

205,114 
192,341 
39,308 
17,916 
20,329 

655,188 
66,940 

138,049 
22,552 

239,599 
176,166 
185,870 
104,477 
192.499 
111,885 
85,566 

164,533 
100,775 

8 

i77,308 
23,82420 

247,746 
233.975 
38,074.-
63,8#aS* 

124,308a 

84,373 
68,025 
61,073 

247,44624 
82,073 

105,960 
104,804 
59.104 
18,319 
59,693 
89,079 
81,305 

7774 
93,66125 

151,541 
70,822 
50,486 
53,285 

141,560 
59,457 
39,985 
55,661 

120,429 

655,188 
84,373 
17,916 

92,494 
134,354 

998127 
260,88928 
836,837 
279,328 
28,222 
49,379 

733.527 
150,560 
185,564 

17,91827 
45,940^ 

797,627 
325,792 

15,41327 
205,914 
121,208 
193,185 
779,405 
182,542 

8 
i69,503 

15,155» 
538,046 
89,793 
13,394 
68,098'" 
27.37727 

8 

2 7 M 8 6 
124,451 
276,954 

58,705 
102,214 
121,528 
20,42027 
37,962 
98,702 

i38|648 
93327 

47,231 
649,993 

73,212 
38,186 
43,360 

238,031 
158.29750 
36,25527 
73,619 
90,673 

836,837 
129,402J 

13,394 

Staff 
Salaries 

17,465 
24,019 
10,925 

161,263 
157,293 
49,532 
14,200 
15,933 

350.37931 
79,248 

126,160s1 
44,332 

240,273 
235,719 

76,858 
52,598 
52,699 
30,748 
70,963 

261,123 
23,550 

110,600 
46,849 
24,233 

i« 

'58,888 
6683 

Library Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year 
Binding 

and 
Periodi-

59,706 
26,225-
42,226 
48,567 
75,340 
47,705 
49,929 

114,548 
78,556 
33,010 

6960 
16,780 

Student 
Service 

3521 
6078 
9670 

56,200 
35,214 

4312 
1668 
2117 

" 4 8 4 9 

" 5 0 9 6 
10,160 
40,458 
24,777 

8084 
14,430 
10,476 
20,059 
19,520 

8200 
15,000 
11,072 

888 
it 

"7115-
1251 

8 
2727 
9723 

12,132 
13,369 

2200 
16,210 

18i7 
7030 
1381 
2105 
3405 

61.528 s 

50,999® 
88,140 
81,089 
11,410 
24,180 
75,860 
45,102 
48,442 
14,544 

234,742 

261,123 56,200 
49,049J 7030 

6683 888 

12 

" 6944s 
22,240 
11,266 

1990 
2640 

22,847 
5120 
1573 
2999 
3349 

Books caU 

12,684M 
14,544 "3094 

6731 1602 
81,722 13,616 
47.617 42,261 
44,747^ 

42,261 

7859 2344 
1687 2150 

115,47134 
31,051 4983 

101,072s5 
21,091 4200 
90,34234 • • • • • • 

156,68235 
24,570 11,007 
23,980 11,986 
29,91834 

11,986 

18,388 "6258 
37,326 7115 

139,847s5 
13,957 89i8-

' 3 6 ! 24334 
9809 2763 

1a , . u 
3 1 j 3 6 4 "5876 

568234 
8 8 

23,100s4 
22,50834 
17.353 4038 

9457 4758 
40,961 12,752 
33,453 7252 
31,590s5 
32,913 9489 
41,64634 
15,31334 

3552 1689 
11,657 2319 
19,957 6000 
19,438 5458 

519 542 
17,526® 6594® 

109,013 16,238 
44.417 6254 

2938 765 
6494 6000 

17,076 9283 
27,670 5925 
16,972 4290 

3514 2798 
93,19134 . . . . 

109,013 42,261 
17,957 5962J 

Rebind-
ing 

2922 
3080 

950 
29,689 
19,991 

4724 
923 

1167 
34,068 

9893 

" 4 0 7 8 
22,488 

1687 765 

9454 
10,070 

7379 
5625 
9920 

' 3276 

5225 
1828 

lit 

' '4672 
872 

8 

i>io2 
1564 
3038 
4195 

13,823 
5544 

i 2 i 220 
10,495 

1845 
893 

1375 
8232 
8049 

183 
4241® 

13,373 
7353 
454 

3890 
10.457 

4879s* 
3291 
2895 

21,030 

34,068 
4801J 

454 

Other57 Total39 

1570 38,162 
1855 52,670 
1621 31,499 

20,831 363,321 I 
22,903 325,279 

3995 107,310 
1515 28,509 
1637 24,691 
7088 507,006 
5936 135,960 
7390 234,622 
3812 82,609 

47,160 410,423 
14,618 447,477 

8148 154,814 
9880 116,598 
6303 110,729 
3393 74,888 
5308 150,696 

20,220 440,710 
2146 60,047 

g 
"369i38 97,080 

1536 41,057 
16 16 

" 8 0 5 4 i i ^ 9 6 9 
324 

8 
14,812 

3 

" 5 4 3 5 ' 9 M 7 0 
2596 62,616 
4700 83,487 
3178 83,524 
3781 148,857 
5259 115,423 
3354 84,873 

15.452 186,439 
5855 143,582 
1391 52,940 
911 16,110 

1089 36,625 
2578 98,295 
2414 96,887 

164 1408 
2888® 89,192® 
7299 256,303 

12,052 162,431 
846 18,403 

2631 45,835 
8061 143,584 
1073 89,769 
3941 78,509 
3350 30,100 

25,939 378,251 

47,160 507,006 
3941 96,575 
324 14,812 

Total College 
or University-
Expenditures 
Last Fiscal 

Year40 

1,437,409 
8 
8 

3,338,111 •....« 
1,216,564 

8 

2 j 0 3 0 j 0 D 0 u 

11,573,134 
9,864,498 
3,038,568 
5,014,015 

4,374,338 
10,491,726 
4,567,013 

8 

: • ' 8 
602,576 

14 

1,959,546" 
517,471 

. . . . 8 
1i 531i 245 
1.597.685 
1,050,711 
2,620,837 8 
8 i 4 9 i * i 7 3 
2,397,723 
3,295,312 

8 

' L726,191 
1,199,869 

862,721 

: . : : : : : : : : • 
8 

2j 2841775 
3,644,504 
1,770,167 

252,156 
8 

* 3 i 008 i 48 i 
2,371,703 
1,121,415 u 
1,067,497 
7,352,965 

11,573,134 
2,284,775 

252,156 

1 Includes main collection of Harvard College Library and fourteen special libraries only unless otherwise 
noted. 2 Includes libraries in George Peabody College for Teachers, Scarritt College for Christian Workers, and 
Vanderbilt University. 3 Excludes Medical School and School of Nurses in Oklahoma City. 4 Central library 
only except as otherwise noted. 5 As of third week, fall term, 1941. 6 Includes graduate students. 7 a - 7 u Figure 
in column for first session; if two sessions, second session had (a) 444; (b) 229; (c) 600, includes duplicates; (d) 32, 
includes duplicates; (e) 785; (f) 76; (g) 1117; (h) 650; (i) 245, includes graduate students only; (j) 4639; (k) 397; 
(1) 52; (m) 142; (n) 160, includes graduate students only; (o) 294; (p) 54; (q) 655; (r) 208; (s) 2449; (t) 151; 
(u) 559. 8 Not reported. 9 a f 9 b Suirmer session; intercession: (a) 1330; (b) 63. 1 0 First session; second 
session, 732; third session, 348. 11 Includes undergraduates in arts and music only. 1 2 First session; second 
session, 4230; intersession, 437. 1 3 Approximate. 1 4 On four-quarter basis. 1 5 On three-term basis. 1 6 In-
formation unavailable. 17 Includes volumes in all agencies. 1 8 Includes university library as a whole. 1 9 No 

statistics. 2 0 Includes main library only. 21 Excludes overnight loans and all loans of reserved books. 2 2 I n -
cludes overnight loans. 2 3 Does not include faculty. 2 4 Total circulation. 2 5 Includes books used inside build-
ing. 2 6 Includes overnight loans. 27 Includes overnight loans only. 2 8 Includes 23,725 rental. 2 9 Partial 
count. 3 0 Excludes reserve books used from open shelves. 31 Includes student service. 3 2 Not paid from lib-
rary budget. 3 3 Includes all libraries in institution. 3 4 Includes periodicals. 3 5 Includes periodicals and 
binding and rebinding. 3 6 Estimate. 3 7 Includes supplies. 3 8 Includes equipment. 3 9 Does not include 
any building operation and maintenance expenses or capital outlay. 4 0 Excludes capital outlay and auxiliary 
enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. 41 Not for publication. 4 2 In computing the medians only 
comparable figures were used, with the exception of the book stock figure for Harvard. 4 J Retained in Group 
I although undergraduate enrolment for 1941 is below 1000. * Includes colleges and universities with enrol-" 
ments of over 1000. 



College and University Library General and Salary15 Statistics (Group I)* 

Library 

Library Income Last Fiscal Year -
Income 

Allocation from 
from Endow-

University ment 
Budget Funds10 Gifts Other 

39,066 
33,5335 

Arizona 
Arkansas 
Baylor 
California (Berkeley) 316,236 
Chicago 330,989 
Cincinnati 70,297 
Cctgate 27,600 
Colorado State 24,734 
Columbia -... 498,543 
Dartmouth 79,475 
Duke 205,450 
Georgia 79,539 
Harvard (College Library)".... 247,376 
Illinois ' 
Iowa 158,658 
Iowa State 115,098 
Joint University Libraries2 34,056 
Kansas..... 73,498 
Louisiana 142,206 
Michigan 438,005 
Michigan State 54,650 
Minnesota ' 
Missouri 108,938 
Mount Holyoke 34.572 
New York. 
North Carolina 
North Dakota 
Northwestern 
Oberlin 
Oklahoma' 
Oregon 
Oregon State 
Pennsylvania 118,649 
Pennsylvania State 114,462 
Pittsburgh 72,580 
Princeton 154,921 
Rochester 129,126 
Smith i 
South Dakota State 
Southern Methodist 
Syracuse 

University Libraries 
N .Y. State College of Forestry 

Temple 
Texas 239,423 
Virginia 132,922 
Virginia State3' 15,706 
Washington (St. Louis) 46,479 
Washington (Seattle) 152,000 
Wayne 105,229 
Wellesley ? 
Wyoming 33,059 
Yale* 201,495 

High 498,543 
Median* 86,011 
Low 11,044 

98,343 
14,175 

7 
76j586 
6 6 , 0 0 0 
78,308 
83.293 

11,044 
36,209 
88,729 
86,914 

1815 
90,134 

8000" 
4656 

28,582 

11,660 
93,013 

114 

i67|9ii 

29,709 
141 

7205 
1200 

5962 

10,670 

205,524 

205,524 
5375} 

114 

2950 
7 

" i 7 7 i 

' 9M6 
6719 

21,098 

27 
20,702 
50,659 

768 
548 

16,531 
3560 

2 1 , 8 6 0 

40,198 

476 
1500 

69,992 
2025 
1976 

1448 

8807 
430 

15,659 112 3768 

1238 1768 

13,358 6773 19,070 
1079 

19,070 

1518 10,410 580 
31,068 2085 18,392 
18,337 1000 2803 

2461 1017 
12,102 

416 
12,102 

4789 5845 1202 
4789 5845 1157 

45 
. 137 369 

45 

1121 13,005 

21,098 
2950 

7 

2825 
3987 

1775 
58,677 

69,992 
2803 

27 

Total sional • V 
39,066 gu 
33,560 14 
20,823 ' 6} 

374,895 57} 
7 344,159 

57} 
7 

101,879 "i9 
28,375 4 
25,282 7 

528,505 120 
176,048 25 
236,570 33 

86,258 20 
476,586 

7 
55} i 476,586 

7 112} 
159,134 43 
116,598 17 
134,979 31 
75,664 17 

144,182 41 
445,210 93 
62,043 

7 
11 62,043 

7 58 
108,938 26 
42,457 

7 
12 42,457 

7 30 
117,820 30} 

14,605 4 
7 25} 

96,125 14* 
7 12 

81,314 2 l U 
83,293 23} 

157,850 25 
115,541 25 
85,088 23 

206,466 33} 
151,266 24 

3478» 17 
23,145 4 
3b,625 10 

100,565 37} 
98,705 35} 

1860 2 
90,640 18 

253,549 351 
132,922 24 
18,531 7 
51,116 9 

152,888 33 
107,269 14 

7 17 
34,834 6 

468,920 62 

528,505 120 
104,549 23 TV 
14,605 4 

Number of Employees in Full-Time Equivalent 
Admin-
istrative 

Office Clerical 
Profes- Subpro- Assist- and 

fessional ants Other Total 

9 " 
2 16 

6} 

Associate 
or 

Assistant 

5 
2 
2 

9i 
3 

30H 
2 
4 
9 
2 
1 

15} 

14} 

4 
6i 
2 
4 
1 

24 

3 
2 
7 
2 

4 i ! 
15 
7 

30H 
4 
1 

TT 

12 
1 

i i e " 
25} 
27 
7 

69} 
23 _ 
4 

10 
li 
l 
l 

17 

i 
7 
2 

67 

10 
15 s 

" 3 
1 

13 
10| 
16 
33« 

4 
1 

37 
7 
9 

236 
61 
60 
31 

161} 
1 3 7 ^ 5 
53 
37 
35} 

43 
125} 

11 
7 

35 
15 
99 ' 
46} 

4 
41} 
373-
15 
29*| 
26} 
63 
36} 
42 
73 
36 
20 

Chief Chief Department Heads 
ibrarian Librarian No. Min. Max. 

3600" 2000 2 1800 2106 
7 

3600 
4 1600 2050 7 

3600 2400 
2050 

6300 
7 

17 3 2300 3300 

4808 * '2 2424 
37no 3 1900 2000 
3600" 

" " 7 

2000 

6300" . . ! . H 6 1320" 2250" 
19 7 19 19 

4000 
7 ....29 5 4 1500 2400 
7 

3250s0 
" " T 6 3i00" 3800" 7 

3250s0 8 1500" 2600® 
5700" !!!.,o 3 1620" 2400" 

7 ... 7 . . " 7 5 . . 7 2400" 7 
4000 10 lioo 2i75 
6000 10 2000 2800 
5500" 6000" 9 2400 3000 
4600 5 1800 2500 

7 7 5 7 
2500 

7 
4725 3 2205 2520 

19 2 19 19 
.' . . ,a ' ' S2 5 i800 3000 

7 2538 8 1777 2076 
2200 2 1700 1800 

19 !''. .u 6 19 >9 
7500 3 2600 2700 
4000 3000 4 1200 2600 
26003 4} 2200 2400 
4683" 2700 3} 2150 2700 
5000̂ 5 6 1! 00 3C00 
5000 

7 
..! 5 5 UOO 2100 
W'.'i 5 3000 4000 ... 

19 
6 1800" 2800" 

4 2600 1660 
11* 2700 1836 3 1620 i700 

i " 4 42} 2 1980 
i700 

1 4 40} 57002« 2220 2 1980 
2 2400 1600 

i " 2 2 5 i ! 19 19 '5 i700 2000 
1 4} 56} 6000 12} 1300 2500 
2 32 65 6000" 3300" 9 1800" 3203" 

1 8 2600 4 1140 1650 
i 3 17 19 . . . . i t 4 19 19 
1 37} 71} 5280 4200 4 2640 2760 

2 1914 5100 3900 4 3300 3900 
i 7 28 19 , . . . 19 3 19 19 
1 7 3096 3 1920 2292 
3 59} 146} 19 . . . . 1 9 5 19 19 

5 69} 236 7500 6000 12? 3300 4000 
1 7 37 4600 2538 5 1800 2500 
1 i 4 2200 1600 2 1100 1650 

Professional Assistants 
All Departments 

No. Min. Max. 

4} 
• 

4} 1200 1600 
7 1303 1650 
4} 1200 1500 

46} 
7 

1500 2700 

8 1362 i653 

6 
7 

i500« 2i50" 

15} 1200" 2250" 
19 19 19 
8 1200 1500 

5 0 i i 1200 3000 
70} 1400" 2800" 
24 1020" 2100" 
11 1400" 2100" 
7 . . 7 . 7 
3 iioo i 250 

18 1200 2400 
61 1150 2400 
5 1700 1950 

48 7 7 
17 iioo 2000 
10 19 19 
13 i600 2400 
14} 1122 1683 
1 1400 

16} 19 19 
H 1500 2ioo 
7 1080 1512 

14! 1080 1800 
18} 1500 1850 
18 1200 2160 
11 1400 1800 
10 7 7 
19 1200 2750 
7 1400" 2100" 

16 19 19 
2 1440 ifSOO 
4 900 1380 

18 1200 1860 
18 1200 1860 

i2 1500 ifiOO 
13- 1200 2000 
11 1375" 1500" 
1 1470 
7 19 . . . . 19 

27 i500 2340 
7 1584 3300 
9 19 19 
2 i200 2148 

55 1260 s 3500 

70} 1700 3500 
11 1260 2100 
1 900 1250 

1 Includes mam collection of Harvard College Library and fourteen special libraries only unless otherwise 
noted 2 Includes libraries in George Peabody College for Teachers, Scarritt College for Christian Workers, 
and V anderbilt University. 3 Excludes Medical School and School of Nurees in Oklahoma City. 4 Central 
library only except as otherwise noted. 5 Estimate. 6 No separate budget for library. 7 Not reported. 
8 $28,278 deposited in addition as a special reserve for the purchase of books. 9 Allocation from university 
budget not reported. 10 Includes income from trust and all invested funds specifically designated for library 
purposes. 11 Includes gifts. 12 Excludes one consulting librarian. 13 Includes subprofessional and adminis-
trative office assistants. 14 Excludes certain departmental libraries. 1 5 Salaries given are yearly salaries 
being paid as of Nov. 1, 1942. 16 Plus one consulting librarian at $1700. 17 Salaries paid as of Nov. 1, 1941. 
18 Salaries paid as of May 1,1942. 19 Salary not for publication; or, confidential. 20 Serves as acting director, 
assistant librarian, and also as a department head. 21 Balance of salary paid from budget of College of Litera-

ture, Science, and the Arts. 22 Director of libraries at $10,000. Also six librarians of individual libraries at 
$1800 to $6000. 23 Plus director of libraries, Oregon State System of Higher Education, who is paid one eighth 
of salary by University of Oregon. 24 Receives one eighth of salary as director of libraries, Oregon State System 
of Higher Education. 25 Plus one director of libraries at one-half time. 26 Plus $500 additional for summer 
school. 27 Two at $3600 and $4200. 28 Two and one half at $2250 to $5100. 29 Two at $2500 and $2300. 
30 Two at $3200 and $4200. One serves also as department head. 31 Plus $375 as instructor in library science 
and $368 for summer session. 32 Three at $2700 to $4700. 33 Two at $2503 and $2700. 34 Two at $3400 and 
$3750. 35 Plus $216 for summer school. 36 In computing the medians only comparable figures were used. 
37 Retained in Group I although undergraduate enrolment is below 1000. * Includes college and universities 
with enrolments of over 1000. 



College and University Library General and Salary12 Statistics (Group I)* 

Library 

School, College, and Departmental Libraries 
on Central Library Budget 

Head Professional Assistants 
No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. 

Arizona.. 
Arkansas. 
Bavlor... 

2 1400 1740 

2 2700 2900 

9 1400 1950 

3 11405 16505 

4 i300 1700 

205 i 5 0 0 5 27005 
1 24005 

7 7 7 
3 950 1800 

13 1080 2500 
14 1400 3000 

1 
6 

7 

800 
7 

2730 

*2 2000 2200 
5 1496 2095 

Chicago 
Cincinnati 
Colgate 
Colorado State 
Columbia 
Dartmouth 
Duke. 
Georgia 4 
Harvard (College Library)1.... 
Illinois 201 
Iowa 
Iowa State 
Jcint University Libraries2 
Kansas 3 
Louisiana 13 
Michigan 14 
Michigan State 
Minnesota 
Missouri 
Mount Holyoke 
New York 
North Carolina 
North Dakota 
Northwestern 
Oberlin 
Oklahoma® 
Oregon 
Oregon State 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvania State 
Pittsburgh 
Princeton 
Rochester 
Smith 
South Dakota State 
Southern Methodist 2 
Syracuse ; • • • ; 8} 

University Libraries 8} 
N.Y. State College of Forestry .. 

Temple 1 
Texas. 6 
Virginia 1 
Virginia State®' 1 
Washington (St. Louis) 
Washington (Seattle) 
Wayne 1 
Wellesley 3 
Wyoming 
Yale4 

High 205 3300 3300 
Median™ 3 1400 21474 
Low 1 800 1620 

1920 

13138 

isoo ... 
170CP 

5009 
1200 
1200 

isoo 
1300 
1800-5 
810 

2200 
7 

3300s 

1620 
1800 
1800 

2 1860 1980 

131 14005 16005 
9 9605 i6205 

1128 1600 

2 1300 1500 
3 7 7 

14 i200 2300 
5 12005 24005 

1200 
1200 

1600 
1300 

1560 
1560 

1860 2400 
1300 1610 
960 1500 

Subprofessional 
Assistants in 

AH Departments 
No. Min. Max. 

2} 1200 1620 

4 900 1200 
2 1000 1400 
2 1000'° 120010 

6} 9005 13205 

3 840 " " 
3 0 i i 1020 1560 

2 17505 20006 
4 7805 8405 
9 9005 12006 

Clerical Assistants 
in All Departments 
No. Min. Max. 

2 790 810 

28 !!! '.1 .'!.'.'» 
12 '720 i020 

1 900 

2 7 ... 1J ... .7 
1 900 

i 960 
15} iooo 1450 10 1150 i550 

6 600 960 
2 • i 

67 840 isoo 
14} 600 1720 

4 1 . • io < ' « 
61 1260 1620 15} '720 1250 
2 1080 1200 

15} 

4 960 1200 3 840 960 
1 1200 } 500 

24 600 i200 7 780 900 
i n 750 1120 

3 7 16 7 7 
4 1200 1500 26 720 i200 
7 11445 15605 12 9365 1260s 
2 ... 1 • 
"i 360" "i 

4 660 780 
4 660 780 

"Hi '900 iooo 2 iioo 
15 800 1080 3} 800 i200 
9 12005 21 8255 900s 

1 900 
' i 2 « I 

23 1200 1380 
1584 1980 2 1782 1914 

3 7 l 6 7 7 

22 i092 1500 27} 832 1300 

3 0 i i 1750 2000 67 1782 1914 
3} 1000 1400 7 840 1200 
} 600 840 } 600 780 

Number of Months . Hours per Week 
for Which Required of Each Full-

Salary is Paid Time Staff Member 
Subpro-

Profes- fessional 
sional and 

Clerical 

141 7206 9006 
22 . . . » . . . • 
6 780 840 

411 840 1680 
23 * 9605 15005 
4 9005 12005 

10 8405 9605 

Subpro-
Profes- fessional 

Number of Days Allowed 
With Pay As: 

Annual Vacation Special Holidays 
Subpro- Subpro-

sional and 
Clerical 

Profes- fessional Profes- fessional 
sional and sional and 

v / Clerical Clerical 
Sabbatical 

Leave 

12 39 26 12« None 
12 i2 39 44 26 i2 430 '430 Nona 

i2 12 41 41 26 12 it 18 '8 '8 None 
12 12 40 40 24 24 8 8 None 
12 12 41" 4 1 " 26 26 9 • None 
12 12 39 39 1 7 5 5 None 
12 12 44 44 24 24 6 8 Professional 
12 12 38} 38}-40" 26 15-26 9 9 7 
12 12 39 39 22 22 18 18 None 
12 

T 
12 
- 7 

39} 
7 

39} 26 26 9 9 None 

i2 12 39« 39>5 24 or 26 18 & 24" i i i i None 
12 12 39 44" 31 31 5 5 7 
12 12 40 40 24 12 & 24» 6 6 A 731 None 
12 12 43 43 26 12 8 8 None 

12 i2 40 40 26 26 8 '8 None 
12 11! 39 39 26 26 5 5 All 
12 1 2 39 39 27 27 7 7 Librarian 
12 • • 42 26 6 All 

12 *2 42 42 A 44« 26 26 *4 '4 Librarian 
12 12 38 38 28 & 36 14 15} 7} 7 
12 12 39>5 39" 26 6-24* 14 14 None 
12 12 40 40 31 31 21 21 7 
12 38 27 10} 

9 
None 

12 i2 39 39 26 is 
10} 
9 7 None 

12 9-12 41}" 
39 

41}" 
39 

26 26 9 
i i 

9 Librarian 
12 12 

41}" 
39 

41}" 
39 27 10 

9 
i i 13 7 

12 12 40 40 A 44a 26-27 12-24 6 6 22 
12 12 41 44 26-27 24 10 10 33 
12 111 39J" 39J18 26 13 13} 13} None 
12 12 40 40 27} 0-27} 12 0-12 34 
12 12 40 40 26 12 9 9 7 
12 12 38 38 31 31 13 13 None 
12 

1 2 7 
40 

4 ° 7 
26 12 & 26" 10 10 7 

i2 40 26 8 None 
12 8 - i o 41 41 16} 12 7 

12 i2 40 40 26 26 i i i i Director 
12 39f 27 e None 
12 i2 39" 39« 26 12 A 26" 17 i t None 
12 12 39 39 12 12 9 9 None 
12 11 or12 u 39 39 26 26 14 14 None 
12 12 38} 39 14 14 s 5 7 
12 12 38 38 27 27 8 8 None 

7 7 40 40 14 14 8 8 7 
i2 12 35}M 35 }20 22 15 6 6 None 
12 12 38 38 41 24 & 4 P8 12 12 3S 
12 40} 30 9 Professional 
12 i2 39} 39} 26 26 5 5 None 

12 12 44 44 41 41 21 21 
12 12 39} 39J 26 24 9 8} 
12 8 35} 35} 12 0 4 0 

1 Includes main collection of Harvard College Library and fourteen special libraries only unless otherwise 
noted. 2 Includes libraries in George Peabody College for Teachers, Scarritt College for Christian Workers, 
and Vanderbilt University. 3 Excludes Medical School and School of Nurses in Oklahoma City. 4 Central 
library onlv except as otherwise noted. 5 Salaries paid as of May 1, 1942. 6 Salary not for publication; or, con-
fidential. 7 Not reported. 8 Plus $225 for summer school. 9 Salary paid for one-half time for ten months. 
10 Salaries paid as of Nov. 1, 1941. 11 Salaiy paid for eight months only. 12 Salaries given are yearly salaries 
being paid as of Nov. 1, 1942. 13 Subprofessional, 12; clerical, 11 or 12. 14 In summer, 39$. 15 In summer, 35. 
16 In summer, 39. 17 In summer, 36. 18 In summer, 33|. 19 In summer, 35). 20 In summer, 30. 21 Sub-
professional, 38}; clerical, 38}-40. 22 Subprofessional, 42; clerical, 44. 23 Subprofessional, 40; clerical, 44. 

24 Subprofessional, 24; clerical, 18. 25 Subprofessional, 24; clerical, 12. 26 After three months'service, 6; six 
montlis, 12; two years, 18; three years and over, 24. 27 Subprofessional, 26; clerical, 12. 28 Subprofessional, 
41; clerical, 24 . 29 Varies. 30 Plus six days at Christmas or Easter if convenient. 31 Subprofessional, 6; 
clerical, 7. 32 Chief librarian and department heads who have academic rank of assistant professor or above. 
33 Director, assistant chief librarian, and department heads. 34 Chief librarian and assistant chief librarian. 
35 Librarian, associate librarian, and research librarian. 36 In computing the medians only comparable figures 
were used. 37 Retained in Group I although undergraduate enrolment is below 1000. * Includes colleges and 
universities with enrolments of over 1000. 



College and University Library General and Salary200 Statistics (Group I ) * 

Library 
Fiscal 

Year 
Ending 

Student 
Enrolment 

Regular Summer 

ON 
O 

Agnes Scott College 30Je42 467 47 
Allegheny College 30Je42 795 120 48 31 
Amherst College 30Je42 872 106 
Antioch College 30Je42 752 85 
Augustana College 31Ag42 583 304 59 34 
Baldwin-Wallace College 30Ap42 546 79 52 38 
Bates College 30Je42 681 188 66 34 
Birmingham-Southern College 31Ag42 801 420 53 42 
Bowdoin College 30Je42 623 59 
Carleton College 30Je42 801 90 84 19 
Carroll College 31J142 468 38 30 5 
Coe College 31Ag42 738 283 63 29 
Colby College 30Je42 619 165 51 33 
Concordia College 30Je42 529 56 49 17 
Connecticut College 30Je42 755 32 107 16 
Davidson College 30Ap42 691 120 60 15 
Denison University 31J142 900 69 
Earlham College 30Je42 414 34 
Elmira College 30Je42 260 55 
Fisk University 30Je42 361 33 49 17 
Goucher College 30Je42 546 88 
Hamilton College 30Je42 449 51 
Hastings College 31J142 424 170 38 20 
Haverford College 31Ag42 337 193 54 35 
Hobart College 3lMy42 525 62J 
Illinois Weslevan University 31J142 731 233 58 30 
Knox College 30Je42 620 80 67 35 
Lawrence College 30Ap42 629 56 
Middlebury College 30Je42 803 111 92 88 
Mills College 30Je42 545 79 108 47 
Millsaps College 30Je42 671 218 40 19 
Monmouth College 30Je42 470 51 47 11 
Morningside College 31J142 473 166 47 13} 
Mount Union College 30Je42 484 134 39 15 
Pomona College 30Je42 844 82 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 30Ap42 651 78 
St. Catherine, College of 30Je42 626 285 59 30 
Sweet Briar College 30Je42 451 65 

30 

Trinity College 30Je42 529 352 80 53 
Wake Forest College 30Je42 1058 533 60 40 
Washington & Jefferson C o l l e g e . . . . 30Je42 534 73 h h 
Washington & Lee University 30Je42 877 296 71 53 
Wells College 30Je42 283 43 
Wesleyan University 30Je42 725 99 85 43 
Westminster College 31J142 652 134 57 27 
Whitman College 30Je42 593 53 

27 

Wilberforce University 31My42 727 73 
Willamette University 30Je42 720 89 40 18 
Williams College 30Je42 869 100 
Wooster, College of 3lMr42 890 61 94 35 

High 1058 533 108 88 
Medianw 624i 127 59 30 
Low 260 32 30 5 

Faculty 
Members 

Regular Summer Book 
Session Session Stock0 

38,958 
96,650 

244,244 
66,805 
80,722 
34,075 
78,809 
52,021 

193,618 
133,503 
23,490 
50,845 

103,652 
28,001 
96,198 
41,829 

156,321 
64,109 
52,444 
75,272 
78,201 

197,484 
29,182 

156,972 
113,250 
43,942 
63,605 
67,233 

150,576 
82,133 
22,506 
31,725 
47,155 
66,480 

100,557 
56.140 
62,578 
56.141 

140,000 
63,691 
60,842 

112,692 
94,137 

282,539 
26,266 
74,021 
24,639 
37,500 

188,297 
93,812 

282,539 
67,019 
22,506 

Circulation 
Volumes 
Lent for Reserved 

Home Book 
Used Loanse 

Library Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year -
Binding 

and 
Peri- Rebind- Equip- Sup-

ing 
Student 
Service Books 

6856 55,900 7563 1892 
22,754 15,239 8288 799 5149 
24,380 116,176 21,766 2018 10,234 
40,343 10,269 7579 4103 3281 
16,684 28,080 7130 3000 
18,377 1954 4894 2825 
45,903 63,894 8043 6869 
18,261 9488 7320 1990 1971 
13,774 22,020 15,751 2401 9552 
24,094 30,253 11,043 2315 5214 

5233 1646 3600 400 2907 
11,179 35,733 6540 1688 1473 
20,938111 

35,733 
6980 850 4830 

6695 11,846 2786 453 870 
23,760 

11,846 
21,150 836 8449 

14,630 11,597 5800 1944 
23,530 23,902 12,150 i975 2687 
14,887 17,794 3921 1026 2472 

4573 47271 5050 1350 760 
21,522 33,027 9956 872 2612 
23,161 20,093 16,387 65 6175P 
17,470 14,661 14,408 28 3044 

h 62,713 2860 1178 843 
22,273 45471 13,198 771 4129 
14,321 23,591' 4894 706 3723 

7154 23,435 3456 1795 2684 
9790 22,993 5283 1400 3671 

14,760 22,918 9275 246 1919 
24,593 68091 11,124 1247 4465 
19,843 60701 13,900 2478 3915 
1 1 , 1 5 1 10,840 1100 782 938 
15,571 22,264 g 775 1591 

5411 22,611 3400 694 2250 
10,818 12,496 5600 379 2324 
23,429 52,657 11,120 1459 4866 
15,299 48631 7650 3500 
24,819 24,5871 5250r 5014 2222 

9385, 56871 11,160 500 4000 
h h 11.928 608 4668p 

9079 56111 5550 700 3600 
9590 13,879 3300 984 989 

19,514 17981 9490 400 4660 
10,498 33801 8345 4406 
27,895 24,982 25,760 5631 13,800p 
14,942 11,914 4259 2255 3397 

6564 34841 4250 826 2214 
12,867 13,058 8213 1829 2847 
19,671 13,237 3448 1000 3021p 
13,945 27381 24,620 2337* 11,343 
25,123 39,413 10,500 1610 4543 

45,903 116,176 25,760 5631 11,343 
15,299u 22,264v 7^79 1000 3022 

4573 1646 1100 0 760 

c Includes 
v . 

services. ! s Excluding law library, t Not 

odicals 

707 
1349 
4139 

629 
1000 
878 
684 
713 

1451 
1655 
685 
769 

1075 
557 

2291 
777 

1657 
1219 
510 
902 

2137 
481 

1765 
1474 
882 
918 

1402 
1354 
1267 
486 
435 
600 
749 

1686 
752 
637 

1400 

'750 
740 

1053 
1725 

'635 
851 

1457 

4277 
1249 

4277 
910 
435 

551 
849| 

2649' 
494 
500 
665 
597 
419 

1306 
736 
229 
450 
605 
226 

1336 
471 

1208 
306 
171 
446 

1404 
782 
745 
971 
519 
197 
500 
389 
518 
853 
187 
350 
258 
566 

1249 
411 
551 

1150 
998 
400 
127 
570 
688 

4880 
367 
630 

'563 
1826 
496 

4880 
551 
127 

ment plies Other 

5000 160 248 
523 40 

461 1331 1230 
160 688 1392 

350 200 
404 549 80 

499 1303 
'349 318 
3520 846 3510 

523 502 419 
k 369 68k 

358 
600 '390 
182 79 

62i 737 2128 
613 173 
626 247 

" i s ' i 9 2 ' 6 i 5 
408 288 
596 268 

'412 1353 547 
260 

1278 iooo 
260 705 225 

14 27 137 
432 450 411 
190 516 270 

741 2247 
" 2 6 914 134 

66 55 
1014 

347 
257 

1229 
1426 

'875 

23i 

5000 
408 

0 

180 
150 
303 
900 

t 

'324 
600 
170 
340 
165 
863 
297 

1163 
364 
303 
563 
580 

2673 
701 

2673 
509 

27 

1200 
2415 

150 
210 
300 

61 
2697 

45 

'20i 
28 

6116 
1572 

6116 
269 

0 

Total 

1 6 , 1 2 1 
16,998 
43,829 
18,325 
12,180 
10,295 
17,995 
13,079 
38,336 
22,408 

8258 
11,278 
15,330 

5154 
37,549n 

9779 
20,549 

8944 
8666 

15,485 
24,893 
22,711 

6366 
23,112 
12,506 

9192 
13,065 
14,205 
21,696 
23,487 

3613 
10,367 

7352 
11,468 
23,952 
12,313 
14,061 
18,960 
18,582 
11,640 

6305 
17,036 
15,522 
55,159 
12,748 

9075 
15,984 

8640s 
50,856 
20,902 

55,159 
14,768 

3613 

Total Col-
lege or Uni-
versity Ex-
penditures 
Last Fiscal 

Yearf 

299,610 
796,423 
339,892 
318,028 
243,834 

h 

237^868 
598,222t 

h 

144,99i 
225,998 
428,887 
137,238 

h 
289,459 
367,936 
152,967 
210,037 
269,673 
369,807 
420,457 
192,278 

243,559 
279,738 
354,920 
317,868 
460,000 

h 

i s r u i i i 
142,110 
172,315 
481,637 

235,590, 

192,074 
h 

416^26 
283,349 

480,359, 

471,976 

796,423 
286,404 
137,238 

f Excludes capital outlay and auxiliary enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. g Confidential, h Not 
reported, i Exclusive of use of open-shelf reserves, k Data tabulated exclude $147,518 for a new building and 
$9382 for equipment, m Includes overnight loans, n Exclusive of $242,039.67 for building, equipment, and 
site, p Includes periodicals, q Overnight only, r No salaries paid; figure reported represents evaluation of 

tion in report of loans for home use. v Excluding libraries reporting only overnight reserve circulation, w Count-
ing medians; where N is even the median reported is the average of the two middle figures. Where the low figure 
is zero the median reported, as in former years, is actually the median for the libraries reporting positive data; 
i.e., exclusive of the "zeros." * Includes colleges *>nd universities with enrolments of under 1000. 



College and University Library General and Salary Statistics (Group I I ) * 

O n 

Library 

Agnes Scott College 
Allegheny College 
Amherst College 
Antioch College 
Augustana College 
Baldwin-Wallace College 
Bates College 
Birmingham-Southern College 
Bowdoin College 
Carleton College 
Carroll College 
Coe College 
Colby College 
Concordia College 
Connecticut College 
Davidson College 
Denison University 
Earlham College 
Elmira College 
Fisk University 
Goucher College . 
Hamilton College 
Hastings College 
Haverford College 
Hobart College 
Illinois Wesleyan University 
Knox College 
Lawrence College 
Middlebury College 
Mills College 
Millsaps College 
Monmouth College 
Morningside College 
Mount Union College 
Pomona College 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 
St. Catherine, College of 
Sweet Briar College 
Trinity College 
Wake Forest College 
Washington & Jefferson College 
Washington & Lee University 
Wells College . . . . 
Wesleyan University 
Westminster College 
Whitman College 
Wilberforce University 
Willamette University 
Williams College 
Wooster, College of 

High . . . . 
Median1". 
Low 

Allocation 
from 

Institution 
Budget 

16,168 
16,810 
31,274 
19,416 
12,180 

7480 
1678 

12,389 
27,730 
20,553 

6500 

i5 i 330 
3008 

36,930 
3500 

19,925 
8904 
8500 

16,694 
22,461 
14,130 

3200 
11,752 
12,036 

3192 
6683 

12,270 
21,108 
23,150. 

Library Income Last Fiscal Year 
Income 

from 

6224 
6217 

10,683 
19,460 
12,650 

9000. 
i 

13*743 
11,640 

1000 
17,036 
15,875 
39,074 

2675 
8600 
9563 
8448 

15,000 
20,902 

39,074 
12,270 

1000 

Endow- fessional 
ment Pro- and 

Funds8, Gifts Other Total fessional Clerical 
J 

16,168 4 
1041 2 i o *3i2 18,374 4 f 

11,237 59 3652 46,222 10 "n 
295 143 1440 21,294 5 i 

12,180 3 ' i 
"2765 " 5 0 10,295 2 1 

3535 i656 6869 5 
'500 280 13,169 3? "i 

"9845 1191 234 39,001 3 2 
1855 22,408 4A 3 

4000 290 10,790 2 10,790 
3 \ 

15,330 3 
20 2i26 5154 2 

449 '490 254 38,123 9 
247 3747 3 

' " 2 6 5 426 20,616 5 'h 
8904 3 * 

20 "i82 " 5 3 8755 2 
185 16,879 5 

' " 9 3 4 i i s o 318 24,893 6 2 
7900 50 1026 23,106 6 3 

3408 6608 1 - 1 
11,167 '609 259 23,787 4 2 11,167 

469 12,506 1 H 
6000 9192 2 
5521 '429 12,633 3 

177 1514 '244 14,205 3 ' 3 
1500 1478 24,087 6 
250. 393. 23,793 5 i 

1 1 1 3613 2 
" l 2 2 5 700 22i8 10,367 3 

134 1001 7352 2 
338 '319 128 11,468 3 i 

3678 41 881 24,060 3 ' 2 3678 
12,650* 4 

2i5. 5250^ 14,465. 3 i 
1 1 1 .... 1 4 i 
1 1 18,582 5 

'560 12,200 3 
971 '250 2221 2 

17,036 5 ' 2 
" " 6 4 " 7 3 16,012 4 
13,791 210 2090 55,165 9 '43 

160 1332 436 4603 3 
124 316 9040 3 

1550 4065 15,178 4 '2 
192 8640. 2 

1 10 i 
103 i629 'i.98 22 j 832 6 

13,791 4000 5250 55,165 1 0 s 4§ 13,791 
14,205 

0 " ' 6 " ' 6 2221 1 ' 6 

Number of Employees 
in Full-Time Equivalent 

Subpro- Admin-
' strati ve 

Office 

a Includes income from trust and all invested funds specifically designated for library purposes, b Half 
time, c Plus five "others." d Plus one "other." e Plus one half "other." f For salaries, books, periodicals, 
and binding only. (Other items on general institutional budget.) g Confidential, h Evaluation of Sisters' 
services, i Not reported, j Also member of teaching faculty; salary not reported, k Part of salary paid as 

1 

i 

i i 

H 

o 

Associate 
or 

Assistant 
Chief Chief 

Total Librarian Librarian • 
4 g 
4 | i 

14$ . i 
5i° 2500 i760 
4 2750 
3 2700 
5 2800 1800 
4 ) 2400 

5260 3860 
7 h 4000 1100

b 

2 2000 1600. 
3* i i 
4 2900 i s o o 
2 2100 1320 

10e g 
3 3000 
9* 2700 i900 
31 1650 . . i 3 

1650 
. . i i 

8V g . i 
8* 3300 

10 g i560 
2 2160 
7e i 1 
3* 2000 
2 2150 
3 3200 
6 g 
7 
7 . . ' ' ' g 
2 j i390 
3 i900 
2 g g 
3* 4400k 1800 
6 m 3250 2500 
4 . g 
31 
6 

n 31 
6 3000 2000 
5C 5500k 
4 2050 i030 
2 1875 1550 
7 g 1950 
4 n '' g 

15^P 1 3000. 
3 i800 1 
3 1900 i350 
6 2500 
2 2000. 1450 1 4000 
6 ... .g 

1 5 P 5260 4000 
4 2500 1800 
2 1650 1030 

Administrative 
Office Assistants 
No. Salary 

1275 

1260 

780 

10S0 

i s o o 

900 

1200 

l i 1600 

1200 

1800 
1200 
780 

Department Heads 
No. Min. Max. 

J V 

1400 

1500 

i e o o 

2000 
1600 

1320 

1300 
1900 

1600 

1200 

2800 

2800 
1600 
1200 

1800 

2800 

1809. 2100 

1600 

3000 

3000 
2100 
1600 

teaching professor, m Pomona, Scripps, and Claremont Colleges have joint order and catalog departments, 
including five staff members not included here, n Member of religious order; no salary, p Plus four "others." 
q Plus two "others." r Counting median, excluding zeros. Medians which would appear to have no significance 
have not been computed. * Includes colleges and universities with enrolments of under 1000. 



C o l l e g e and University Library General and Salary Statistics (Group I I ) * 

Library 

Agnes Scott College 
Allegheny College 
Amherst College 
Antioch College 
Augustana College 
Baldwin-Wallace College 
Bates College 
Birmingham-Southern College 
Bowdoin College 
Carleton College 
Carroll College 
Coe College 
Colby College 
Concordia College 
Connecticut College 
Davidson College 
Denison University 
Earlham College 
Elmira College 
Fisk University 
Goucher College 
Hamilton College 
Hastings College 
Haverford College 
Hobart College . 
Illinois Wesleyan University 
Knox College 
Lawrence College 
Middlebury College 
Mills College 
Millsaps College 
Monmouth College 
Morningside College 
Mount Union College 
Pomona College 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 
St. Catherine, College of 
Sweet Briar College 
Trinity College 
Wake Forest College 
Washington & Jefferson College.... 
Washington & Lee University 
Wells College 
Wesleyan University 
Westminster College 
Whitman College 
Wilberforce University 
Willamette University 
Williams College 
Wooster, College of 

Professional 
Assistants 

No. Min. Max. 
/ v/ 
3 s 1200 1300 
3^ 
6* 
2} 1200 
2 
1 
3 1000 1400 
3 1200 1500 
1 2000 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
Low 

1360 
1380 1600 
1475 . . . . 

4 
2 1200 1600 
2 1400 1400 
2 1000 1050 

3 a a 
2 i300 i900 
3 1200 1500 

b 

'2 i350 isoo 

3 •••'a a 

3 a a 

2 a a 

1 500 

3 a a 
2 c c 
?, 1400 1800 
4 b b 

880 i020 
2 a 

a 
71 1500 1800 

1 iioo 

4 1560 2500 
1 . . . a 

7} 2000 2500 
. . 1250 1500 
0 880 1020 

Subprofessional and 
Clerical Assistants 
No. Min. Max. 

. . . 1 720 

Student Service 
Last Fiscal Year 

Total 
Hours for Rate per Hour Profes-

Year Min. Max. sional 

Number of Months for 
Which Salary Is Paid 

Sub-
profes-
sional 

} 600 

2} 

600 
164 i 

31 
2 
3 
1 
2 
1} 1080 

900 

540 

600 

900 

480 

1260 

1400 
1000 1150 

900 

1000 1200 
840 1020 

1320 

1180 

720 

720 

1320 1400 
896 1085 

0 480 720 

6360 .30 .40 
4819 .40 .45 
5200 .30 .30 
3744 .35 .50 

b '.30 '.35 
10,005 .25 .35 

6331 .25 .50 
9259 .40 
1233 .30 !35 
5626 b b 
2428 .35 .'40 
1810 .25 .25 
2127 .35 .45 

5705 
4104 b b 
2923 '.35 .'50 
3490 .25 

7 1 b !25 
.'40 
.25 

b b b 
2558 130 !40 
5983 .30 .30 
4100 .35 .35 

b .30 .35 
3562 .30 .40 
4955 .35 .50 
2982 .20 .25 
3100 .25 .25 
2300 .25 .30 
1262 .30 .30 
38561 .35 .40 

b g K 
16,713 ' ' b ' ' b 

1400 ' ' b 
b 4̂0 

1400 .30 .50 
2460 .40 .40 
2000 .40, 

h h ' ' 'h 
12,515 '.ti .50 

7000 b b 
2439 .'35 4̂0 
7316 .20 .25 
3310 .30 .40 
5121 d d 
4034 !30 3̂0 

16,713 .40 .50 
3744f .30 .40 

71 .20 .25 

12 40 
9 & 10} 101 40 

12 12 42 
12 12 38-40 
9. 38 
b b 

i2 40 
12 39 
12 38 
9 50 

12 10 & 12 38 & 39 
9 39 

10 39 
12 i2 41 
12 12 42 
12 40 
12 b b 
10 10 38 
12 12 40 
12 40 

10 & 11 40 
42 

b b b 
i2 381 
12 39 

10 & 12 40 
11 40 
12 371 
12 40 

9 & 12 38 
12 42 

39 
b b 

i i 38 
12 42 
12 36 
12 38 
12 39 
12 b 
10 40 
12 40 
12 40 

b ;> b 
i2 39} 

12 12 50 
12 12 40 

36 

Hours per Week 
Required of Each 

Full-Time Staff Member 
Sub-

Profes-
sional 

39 
40 
39 
40 
42 
40 

sional 

39 

20 
381 
38 

34-42 
12 

41 
42 
38fei 

b 

Number of Days 
Annual Vacation 

Sub-
Profes-
sional 

profes-
sional 

Days Allowed with Pay as 
Special Holidays 

Sub-
Profes-
sional 

V 
V 

23 
26 6 
25 25 11 
30 

"b 
7 

24 "b 6 
30 30 21 

b b 
2i 21 

20 20 6 
21 10 10 

"b 
18 

"b b 
28 ' b 
24 '8 
40 4 

33 18 '& 22 i i 

26 i2 
28 

6 
42 42 9 
26 161 8 
30 b b 

b Ca.'lO 
27 7 
30 18 
26 6 
26t 5 

b b b 
21 '9 
30 20 
24 
28 20 
26 12 
26 14 

20 

24 &fa48 10 & J8 

0 19 
b b 

25-75 8 
27 22 
30 12 
22 16 

15 
75 25 

b 5 
' b " b b ;> ;> 
75 42 28 
26} 23} 11 
20 10 4 

profes-
sional 

Sabbatical 
Leave 

\/ 
No. 

Librarian 
Director 

Lib'n. & Ass't.e 
. Yes 

Librarian 
No 

Yes 
Librarian 
Librarian 

No . 

Libraria 

No 

11 & 20} 

b 
Ca.'lO 

Librarian 
No 
No 

Librarian^ 

Librarian^ 

' ' N o ' ' ' 
b 

' .' No ' ' 
Librarian^ 
: : : : : : : > 

Librarian 
No 
No . 

Librarian 
Librarian 

Librarian 
Librarian 

No 
No 
No 

Librarian 
5 wks. after 10 yrs. 

Librarian^ 

" b 
b 
b 

' ' No ' ' 

a Confidential, b Not reported, c Members of religious order; no salary, d Not paid from library budget, 
e Librarian would receive 18 per cent of salary; assistant librarian 15 per cent, f Including N.Y.A. g Student 

assistants allowed S160 on tuition, h Thirty hours per week of student help in return for scholarship aid. 
* Includes colleges and universities with enrolments of under 1000.