College and Research Libraries


College and University Library 
Statistics, 1943 

THE 1 9 4 2 - 4 3 ?LAN of u s i n g v o l u n t e e r s seemed i m p r a c t i c a l f o r a n o t h e r y e a r 
b e c a u s e of the m a n p o w e r s h o r t a g e in li-

b r a r i e s . T h e b u d g e t a r y s i t u a t i o n m a d e a 

f u l l - t i m e s t a t i s t i c a l assistant o u t of t h e 

q u e s t i o n . W o r k in t h e P u b l i c L i b r a r y 

D i v i s i o n w a s t h e r e f o r e r e o r g a n i z e d to 

m a k e it possible f o r t h e assistant, K a t h r y n 

P . M i e r , to d i v i d e h e r t i m e b e t w e e n t h a t 

d i v i s i o n a n d statistics, f o r the t w o l a r g e 

c o m p i l a t i o n s o n l y — c o l l e g e a n d u n i v e r s i t y 

l i b r a r i e s a n d p u b l i c l i b r a r i e s . 

DEFINITIONS USED IN C O M P I L I N G 
S A L A R Y FIGURES 

Faculty Members 

1. "Faculty members" includes instruc-
tional and organized research staffs, exten-
sion service staff, and general administration 
officers (excluding clerical workers), and 
professional library staff, all reduced to full-
time equivalent. 

Administrative Office Assistant 

2. An administrative office assistant is a 
person such as the business manager or 
secretary to the chief librarian or director 
who performs work of a highly specialized 
nature but not that requiring training and 
skill in the theoretical or scientific parts of 
library work. 

Formal education or experience equiva-
lent to that required of such workers in a 
large business organization should be con-
sidered as prerequisite. 

Department Head 

3. A department head is a member of the 
professional staff directly responsible to the 
chief librarian or director, associate or as-
sistant chief librarian, and in charge of a 
major division of the library organization 
which has its own staff and definite respon-
sibilities. (Salaries of an associate or assist-
ant chief librarian serving as department 
head should not be included here.) 

The department head must meet the 

qualifications of a professional assistant as 
defined in definition 4. 

Professional Assistant 

4. A professional assistant is a member 
of the professional staff performing work of 
a professional grade which requires training 
and skill in the theoretical or scientific parts 
of library work as distinct from its merely 
mechanical parts and includes all the pro-
fessional staff except the chief librarian or 
director, associate or assistant chief li-
brarian, department heads, division heads, 
and heads of school, college, departmental, 
and laboratory school libraries. 

T o be classed as a professional assistant, 
the person must hold a professional position 
which requires the following educational 
background: 

a. A t least a bachelor's degree which in-
cludes one year of professional library edu-
cation in the four years which lead to the 
bachelor's degrees; or 

b. An informal education considered by 
the librarian as the real equivalent of four 
years of college work, plus five years' ex-
perience in a library of recognized profes-
sional standing. (This provision is to take 
care of those already in the profession who 
are performing duties which require a 
knowledge of books and library technique 
as taught in a library school.) 

MARCH, 1944 165 



Sub professional Assistant 

5. A subprofessional assistant is a person 
w h o p e r f o r m s , under the immediate super-
vision of professional staff members, w o r k 
l a r g e l y concerned w i t h the higher routine 
processes w h i c h are peculiar to l i b r a r y w o r k 
and w h i c h require some k n o w l e d g e of l i b r a r y 
procedure. ( N o assistant paid on an h o u r l y 
basis should be included h e r e . ) 

A subprofessional assistant should have 
had at least brief e l e m e n t a r y t r a i n i n g in 
l i b r a r y w o r k as t a u g h t in a l i b r a r y school 
s u m m e r session or a t r a i n i n g class. 

Clerical Assistant 

6. A clerical assistant is a person such 
as a typist, etc., w h o p e r f o r m s , under im-
mediate supervision, processes w h i c h may re-
quire experience, speed, a c c u r a c y , and clerical 
ability of a high o r d e r b u t do not require 
k n o w l e d g e of the t h e o r e t i c a l or scientific 
aspects of l i b r a r y w o r k . 

H i g h school g r a d u a t i o n is presupposed f o r 
this classification. 

Others 

7. " O t h e r s " includes those devoting either 
f u l l or p a r t time to the most simple clerical 
or m a n u a l tasks w h i c h involve no respon-
sibility or independent j u d g m e n t such as the 
w o r k p e r f o r m e d by pages, shelvers, and be-
ginning w o r k e r s . 

Student Assistant 

8. A student assistant is a student paid 

on an h o u r l y basis, directly f r o m the l i b r a r y 
budget, w o r k i n g in the l i b r a r y in any ca-
pacity except in j a n i t o r i a l service. ( A l l 
student assistants on an h o u r l y basis should 
be included here and in no case should they 
be entered e l s e w h e r e . N o assistants on 
N . Y . A . , W . P . A . , or other f e d e r a l , state, or 
l o c a l p r o j e c t s should be. included here or 
in other personnel g r o u p s . ) 

School or College Library in a University 

9. A school or college l i b r a r y , in a uni-
v e r s i t y system, is a collection of books re-
lated to the w o r k of the p a r t i c u l a r school or 
college and administered either separately 
by the school or college or as a p a r t of the 
university l i b r a r y . ( I n c l u d e g r o u p libraries 
such as biological sciences and social sciences 
h e r e . ) 

Departmental Library 

10. A d e p a r t m e n t a l l i b r a r y is a collection 
attached to a department of instruction 
w h i c h f o r m s a p a r t of a college administra-
tion. Such a collection may be housed 
either w i t h i n or w i t h o u t the c e n t r a l build-
ing. 

Vacations and Special Holidays 

1 1 . " V a c a t i o n s " and "special h o l i d a y s " are 
reckoned in number of w o r k i n g days a l l o w e d 
w i t h pay. " S p e c i a l h o l i d a y s " include C h r i s t -
mas and E a s t e r vacations, l e g a l holidays, 
etc. 

v 166 COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES 



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

Student Enrolment 
Fiscal Regular Session1 Faculty Members 
Year Under- Grad- Summer Regular Summer Book 

Library Ending graduate uate Session2 Session Session Stock1 

University of Alabama 30Sc43 4344 84 1720 233 125 278,250 
University of Arizona 30Je43 2308 5 8 825» 270 38'° 164,530 
University of Arkansas 30Je43 2233 49 785 210 90 209,093 
Bavlor University 31Ag43 1684 26 643 108 60 10»,554 
Brown University ' 30Je43 >« » » M . . . » 622,714 
University of California (Berkeley).. . 30Je43 9520 1307 1583'̂  2034 293lsa 1,207,784 
University of California (Los Angeles). 30.le43 6345 448 4897'"" 375 177 435,763 
University of Chicago...'. 30Je43 2996 1807 3475 748 . . . " 1,436,244 
University of Cincinnati 31Ag43 4103 66 916">*> 509 74'o° 551,538 
Colorado State Agricultural College... 30Je43 1583 13 714 317 119 107,300 
C o l u m b i a University's 30Je43 2917 7 7 9 3 " 7345 2899 332 J 1 , 7 1 9 , 3 9 7 
Duke University 30Je43 2910 171 2461 575 69'u4 681,095 
University of Georgia 30Jc43 2127 21 1828^ 192 165 172,834 
Harvard University". 30Je43 3807 3192 » 2020 . . . » 4,513,163 
Howard University 30Je43 1213 121 500'"° 101 52">r 193,260 
University of Illinois 30Je43 11,042" 847*> 4599" 2279 .. » 1,364,906 
State University of Iowa 30Je43 4912 489 3494 691 327 603,773 
Iowa State College 30Je43 5750 304 2916"* » ...» 336,362 
Joint University Libraries 30Ap43 1942 374'® 2142 564 508 423,953 
University of Kansas 30Je43 3605 123 1429 , 337 116 364,550 
Louisiana State University 30Je43 5788 304 3339 444 282" 351,865 
University of Michigan 30Je43 8729. 1151 2696 821 205 1,222,368 
Michigan State College 30Je43 6517 207 2501 740 510 173,304 
University of Minnesota 30Je43 11,296 1172 7272 1459 443'°h 1,309,706 
University of Missouri 31De43 4181 157 2315 . 557 283 458,147 
Mount Holyoke CoUeget 30Je43 986 53 336'"' 151 44"" 189,526 
University of Nebraska 30Je43 4857 236 1801 400« 144 389,141 
New York University . 30Je43 10,666» 3943K 9314 1275 784 649,152 
University of North Carolina 30Je43 3339 393 2094 278 203 434,020 

_ University of North Dakota 30Je43 1175 15 390 125 39 119,021 
Os Northwestern University 31Ag43 5883 288 661 » . . . » 721,874 

University of Oregon 30Je43 2945 80 902 , 172 54 352,896 
Oregon State Agricultural College 30Je43 3884 84 6 0 5 4 0 5 } 81 194,028 
Pennsylvania State College . 30Je43 6317 549 1486 719 170 244,110 
University of Pennsylvania 30Je43 4525 1555 1438 8 . . ." 991,366 
University of Pittsburgh 30Je43 3506 1736 2921 853 301 355,002 
Princeton University 30Je43 2329 166 0 354 0 1,003,809 
University of Rochester 30Je43 1914 203 529 , 408 118 406,198 
South Dakota State College 30Je43 1169 0 214|o1 186 65"m 77,495 
Southern Methodist University 31Ag43 1704 25 812'°" 168 69'°° 160,069 
Syracuse University 

University Libraries ' . . . . . ' 30Je43 5774 686 2467 678 258 293,180 
N.Y. State College of Forestryt.... 3lMr43 413 10 0 41 0 57,368 

Temple University 30Je43 2686 834 1398 639 85 189,222 
University of Texas 31Ag43 7970 289 5394̂ l> 420 301 729,319 
Vassar College 30Je43 1265 15 0 162 0 237,468 
Virginia State College for Negroesf... 30Je43 943 10 564 128 49 28,102 
University of Vi-ginia 30Je43 1605 506 1043 322 112 405,145 
Washington University (St. Louis).... 30Je43 2581 851 1674 633 118 481,487 
University of Washington (Seattle)... 31Mr43 7293 453 3145>°P 519 26711" 539,647 
Wayne University 30Je43 5433 358« 4816 384" 193 209,908 
Wellcsley College 30Je43 1509 40 189 . . . 226,037 
University of Wyoming 30Je43 1411 33 628"* 146 ...» 113,>900 
Yale University 30Je43 3338 434 « . 1066* 9 3,281,739 

High 11,296 3192 9314 1459 784 4,513,163 
Median 1 3338 207 1674 406.7 122 364,550 
Low 413 10 214 41 9 28,102 

1 As of third week, fall term 1942. 2 Includes graduate students. 3 Includes volumes in all agencies. 4 Ex-
cludes overnight loans and all loans of reserved books. 5 Includes overnight loans. 6 Excludes capital outlay and 
auxiliary enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. 7 Open shelves, includes overnight loans only. 8 Not 
reported. 9 Graduate students, summer session; second session, 99. 10 Summer session; second session: 
24; (a) 3269; (b) 313; (c) 35; (d) 41; (e) 508; (f) 49; (g) 2483; (h) 266; (i) 91; (j) 25; (k) 195; (1) 137; (m)54f 
(n) 867; (o) 58; (p) 2758; (q) 208; (r) 541. 11 Includes periodicals. 12 Included in books. 13 Excludes build-
ing operation and maintenance: $2679; (a) $2139; (b) $36; (c) $74,882; (d) $11,448; (e) $115;(f) $297; (g) $3865; 
(h) $82,567. 14 Not available. 15 Intersession, 1568; (a) 65; (b) 1729. 16 On a four-quarter basis. 17 Excludes 
$20,93! outstanding orders. 18 Does not include Teachers College. 19 Graduate and professional students; 
includes undergraduate professional students. 20 Includes student service. 21 Included in staff salaries. 22 In-
cludes periodicals, binding, and rebinding. 23 Includes graduate students enrolled for both summer sessions, 
121; Becond summer session, 1479. 24 Except as otherwise noted, data for Harvard College collection and 15 

Circulation 
Volumes Reserved 
Lent for Book 

Home Use1 Loans5 

70.588 
28,482 
34,854 
51,824 
68.589 

222,360 
105,044 
165,491 
132,360 
18,304 

354,167 
78,379 
13,249 

194,684 
132,245» 
181,779 
144,662 
82,962 

153,783 
51,646 
92,847 

135,338 
94,713 

339,616 
154,251 

22,792 
91,171 

141,866 
146,749 
17,078 
68,264 
80,379 
47,851 

227,744" 
82,452 
57,048 

109,728 
87,680 

7361 
121,971 

73,088 
4126 

71,170 
119,817 
39,581 
48,887 
45,876 
43,998 
94,460 
48,027 
35,702 
39,957 
96,743 

354,167 
80,379 

4126 

50,673' 
100,644 
86,399 
10,739 
75,535 

2 2 0 , 0 1 6 
74,013 

476,966 
109,866 
33,643 

609,925 
125,993 
27,401 

114,309 
w 

599,331 
232,141 

13,030 
128,407 
98,538 

136,134 
603,206 
145,373 
162,014 
124,265 
23,18233 
75,101 

365,355 
66,346 

9097 
148,394 
268,409 

63,116 
SJ 

161,970 
60,869 
73,784 

101,876 
26,991 
51,018 

112,517 
494 

28,995 
87,226 

28J05 
39,919 
30,419 

130,709 
121,919 
36,179 
42,973 
62,323 

603,206 
92,882 

494 

Staff 
Salaries 

$ 17,822 
24,078 

7764 
70,248 

161,263 
98,702 

146,535 
48,003 
15,050 

356,586JI> 
98,239 
39,874 

259,152 
2 6 , 2 6 2 

245,253 
76,957 
53,489 
53,548 
31,065 
77,967 

271,781 
23,550 

Library Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year 
Binding 

Period- anj 
Books icals Rebind- Other 

ing 

Student 
Service 

S 3,409 S 13,272" 

52,875 
24,942 
44,867 

156,206 
68,479 

7100 
> 

39^912* 
48,551 
55.306 
66.307 
43,473 

107,067 
74,107 

7300 
18,341 

62,684 

4454 
6585 
4676 

55,584 
12,500 
42,551 

6379 
2523 

. . . . . . l l 
i6,447 

3562 
. 6000 

1876 
46,319 
2 1 , 8 8 0 

6111 
12,720 

9743 
15,467 
19,520 

8637 » 

iU863 
1134 

10,101 
0 

8033 
1106 

14,137 
7364 

24,801 
88,947 
72,012 
49,241 
30,468'" 

819 
73,089" 

100,42322 
15,189 
94,240"-

9216" 
164,363" 
35,452 
19,233 ' 
30,463" 
18,065 
25,835 

140,10722 
14,971 
45,046'2 
86,626" 

8888 
14,657 
32,046 
27,362 

5733 

$ 6768 
2015 
7288 
8 2 6 2 
9988 

24,678 
ll 

2216 

$ 2079 
2738 

905 
4342 

23,543 
19,766 
19,193 

3354 
1727 

.'2 35,081 

5 1410 
2 0 0 2 
1310 
8488 

2 1 , 1 6 0 
6887 

23,233 
2652 
2896 

18,623 
7819 
2793 8803 3530 

15 '2 17,8482-a 42,420 
'2 1304" 1443 

11 " n 17,846 
8941.. 11,067 8894 

15,175 9837 13,408 
'6187 

4418 
5441 

.'2 18,000 
2370 

8012 
6 1 0 0 

11,067 
9837 
7589 
6086 
4917 

8549 
30,78252 

12,161** 12,372 

46,876 
89,110 
43,590 
11,579 
74,929 
23,092 
66,795" 
49,000 
48,534 
14,316 

219,06420 

271,781 55,584 
48,775J 6585 

7100 1106 

15,097 
20,380 

4481 
0 

2149 
7074 
1452 
4788 

7113 
21 881 

4854 
2589 

12,346 
. 2397 
42,351« 

5816 
1371 
2922 

8251 
28,024 
26,781 
45,753 
35,466 
32,522" 

3922 
18,027 

18,991 
442 

15,534 
51,606 

8467 
5022 

43,291 
5540 

31,043 
35,837 
15.655 

2885 
98,985" 

3017 
19,673 

0 
6655 

4227 
5494 
6135 

12,834 
0 

9890 
. . . u 
* 1705 

4493 

6411 
543 

6419 
15,682 

3787 
1147 
3782 
5565 

10,451 
5631 
5337 
4677 

98,985" 
30,465} 

985 

1919 
4825 

1 0 , 6 6 6 
. 4421 

1012 
s 

' 3748 
2969 
5723 

11,457 
0 

10,421 
9921 
615 

1350 

6753 
86 

3598 
11,276 

3611 
0 

5776 
3893 

11,516 
45 

"2764 
1485 

21,094 

35,081 
4871 

.86 

Total College 
—: or University 

Expenditures 
Last Fiscal 

Total Year* 

3084 
15,75332 » 

8115 10,071 

$ 37,992 
54,177 
25,943" 

119,843 
358,759 
219,855 
305,431"* 

90,856" 
25,231 "b 

483,379 • 
225,928 
73,751 

419,660"° 
40,102 

473,781 
163.191 
117,253 , 
110,507"d 
77.389 

135,727"° 
449,408 

61,164 

1290 
2550 
7085 
9348 
1410 

8 
3433 
3304 
5492 
3908 
4027 

10,512 
5605 

748 
2324 

1992 
40 

4046 
10,009 

2755 
819 

8498 
2777 
7342 
2 8 1 1 
1928 
2029 

26,942 

42,420 
4036} 

40 

$1,346,073 
1,792,395 

106,747 

2,592,580 

11,361,722 
1,303,627 
9,464,365 
2,889,413 

10,353,614 
4,397,013 

3,542,305 
7,771,870 

551,827 

2,477,123 
9,032,342 

2,686,298 
3,597,038 

616,283 
958,213 

169,550 
41,190 
96,673 

206,003 
124,298 
16,361 

. . . 
75̂ 853 
83,666 

1 2 1 , 0 6 0 
125,768 
93,253 

175,505 
129,229s? 
15,742 
49,323 

96,831 
1110" 

. 83,586 
199,564 
67,064 , 
21,156"' 

148,622 
43,264138 ...» 

1,945,373 
3,846,614 , • 

" 412̂ 845 

169,498 
99.095 
75,589 
28,314 

366,085"" 

3,100,000 

1,185.326 
7,465,973 

483,379 11,361,722 
96,831 2,686,298 
15,742 106,747 

special collections. 25 For whole university library, $175,190; (a) $40,610. 26 Includes reserved book loans. 27 In-
cluded in volumes lent for home use. 28 Includes printing. 29 As of Mar. 1, 1943. 30 Excludes 495 in professional 
schools. 31 Total for first and second summer sessions. 32 Includes General, Law, Agriculture, and University 
High School libraries. 33 Partial count only. 34 Estimated. 35 Includes total of 189 for both sessions for stu-
dents registered in more than one college. 36 Includes Law Library staff salaries, $1391; la) student service, 
$476. 37 Excludes special reserve for Arts College Library, $28,204, and for Medical Library, $7977. 38 Not 
included in college budget; paid from state payroll. 39 Does not include salaries. 40 Open shelves, no record kept. 
41 Professional staff only. 42 Nonprofessional and student service. 43 Total number of students, 902; equated 
graduate enrolment, 358. 44 Excludes 115 part-time critics and 13 teachers of adult homemaking. 45 Estimate, 
$4132. Binding by board of education bindery not in library budget. 46 Undergraduate school on year-round 
basis. 47 Totals for books and periodicals, t Retained in Group I although undergraduate enrolment is under 
1000. * Includes colleges and universities with enrolments of 1000 and over. 



C o l l e g e and University L i b r a r y General and Salary* Statistics ( G r o u p II) ** 

Library 

University of Alabama... 
University of Arizona 
University of Arkansas.. ' 
Baylor University....' 
Brown University 
University of California (Berkeley). . . 
University of California (Los Angeles). 
University of Chicago. 
University of Cincinnati 
Colorado State Agricultural College... 
Columbia University . . > 
Duke University..; 
University of Georgia 
Harvard University 
Howard University 
University of Illinois — 
State University of Iowa 
Iowa State College..v. 
Joint University Libraries 
University of Kansas 
Louisiana State University 
University of Michigan 
Michigan State College 
University of Minnesota 
University of Missouri 
Mount Holyoke College : 
University of Nebraska. . 
New York University 
University of North Carolina 

00 ' University of North Dakota 
Northwestern University 
University of Oregon 
Oregon State Agricultural College.... 
Pennsylvania State C o l l e g e . . . . . . . . . . 
University of Pennsylvania 
University of Pittsburgh 
Princeton University.....'. 
University of Rochester 
South Dakota State College 
Southern Methodist University 
Syracuse University 

University Libraries 
N.Y. State College of Forestry 

Temple University......... .• 
University of Texas... . '. 
Vassar College 
Virginia State College for Negroes.... 
"University of Virginia 
Washington University (St. Louis) 
University of Washington (Seattle)... 
Wayne University 
Wellesley Colloee.. ' 
University of Wyoming. 
Yale University 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
L o w . . . , . 

Library Income Last Fiscal Year - Number of Employees in Full-Time Equivalent -Salaries- —. 
Income Admin- Associate 

Allocation from istrative or 
from Endow- Office Clerical Assistant Professional Assistants 

University ment Profes- Subpro- Assist- and Chief Chief Department Heads All Departments 
Budget Funds Gifts' Other Total sional fessional ants Other Total Librarian Librarian No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. 

2 2 2 2 2 19 0 1 0 20 2.4 3 3 3 s 9 3 1 
$ 37,992 0 0 0 S 37,992 81 1 0 } 10 $ 3780 4 $1706 $2211 3} $1260 $1785 

32,000^ 0 S 212 S 333s 32,545 13 0 0 3 16 2 4 1760 2255 5 1430 1760 
2 0 0 18,767 2 5 0 0 0 5 2400* $1200 0 3 1200 1200 

99,294 $ 17,361 7354 9,7686* 133,777 24 3 1 21 49 2 4 2 2 16 2 2 
310,277 8197 0 79,812«b 398,286 57} 2* 1 28 89 6300 - 7 3 2300 3300 46} 1500 2700 
211,818 0 2000 lO.OOO6',' 223,818 37 0 0 15 52 6000 4 3000 3000 30 1620 2700 
342,353 4835 6736 48,051^ 401,975 2 2 » 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 

71,010 24.921 0 16,0048 112,821 16 6 6 1 29 5000 2 2500 2500 8 1200 1700 
25,790 

16,0048 
25,790 6 1 0 »1 8 3600 5 1550 2250 

502,985 18,629 4305 19,209 545,128 99 0 0 143} 
8 

242} 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 
191,272 4212 8634 21,810 225,928 28 20 1 

143} 
8 57» 34 6 3 3 15 3 3 

75,815 0 0 0 75,815 18 5} 1 5 29} 30004 2800 5 1500 2400 7 1500 1560 
273,199 175,164 17,703 31,808 497,874 53 ny 21^0 5 72 v 5 153/(5 

2 4 2 2 48r95 1200 3300 
2 2 2 2 2 9 2 1 1 13 3700 5 1700 2100 3 1600 1850 

473,781 473,781 110| 1 0 27} 139 2 10 6 3100 3800 70 1400 2800 
173,227 441 173,668 39 4 2 3} 48} 32)0" 12 8 1608 2600 19 1224 2100 
115,750 1500 117,250 15 9 1 9 34 5700 4000 4 1800 2400 9 1400 2100 
29,885 29,793 437 68,352 128,467 29 2 1 2} 

1 
34} . . .

 : 
5 2 . .2 7 2 2 

74,244 - 168 500 86096<" 83,521 16 0 1 
2} 
1 18 4000 10 1100 2175 3 1104 1250 

142,610 0 0 1814 144,424 36 0 1 2 39 60004 10 1782 2940 14 1320 2460 
441,876 7532 0 0 449,408 93 15} 0 17 125} 600013 600014 9 2400 3000 61 1150 2400 

56,450 0 3869 1000 61,319 11 0 0 0 11 4600 5 1800 2500 5 1700 1950 
2 2 2 2 2 50 0 1 43} 94} 2 4 2800 3500 40 1020 2160 

158,090 0 0 ii,858«f 169,948 28 1 1 5 35 2 3 2205 2520 17 1100 2000 
35,199 5691 1322 180215 44,014 11 0 1 2} 14} 10 2 10 19 8 10 19 
94,872 1256 0 1293" 97,421 22 4 } 1 1 28} 3 3 6 3 .» 8 3 3 

201,194 4810 206,004 28 0 1 38 67 4.17 18 3 1800 3000 14 1600 3000 
100,670 13,645 8995 5511<« 128,821 29 18* 1 0 481 5610 2537 9 1500 2075 \2\ 1122 1900 

2 0 0 15,055" 15,055 4 0 0 0 4 2200 2 1700 1800 1 1400 
2 2 2 2 2 26 9 6 1 42 4-l( 6 10 19 17 10 ' 19 

75,529 1712 548 4395«h 82,184 20 3 1* 3 27} 28704 4} 2420 2670 13} 1560 2070 
85,583 52156' 90,798 24 0 2 2} 28} 4 9532<> 2970 4 2420 2970 18 1600 2270 

116,665 787 317" 117,769 25 0 2 11 38 5000 5 1800 2200 11 1400 1800 
107,445 17,368 4440 15,400 144,653 23 15 1 3 42 5000 5 1660 3000 17 1320 2400 
50,192 1518 11,610 548, 63,868 25 16 1 11 53 27004 4 1.400 2400 14 1080 1680 

156,856 35,821 2599 61,914ek 257,190 29} 17 3} 
1 

11| 611 2 2 4 2000 4000 17 1400 2750 
111,034 16,985 100 14,2656' 142,384 23 2 

3} 
1 15 41 2 6 1908 2800 9 1300 2100 

11,640 0 0 4431 16,071 4 2 0 2 8 2600 3 1420 1660 
48,730 259 335 0 49,324 12 0 0 0 12 3000 2040 3 1800 1820 4} 600 1330 

87,316 3563 4917 1035 96,831 38 1 1 0 40 5700 2220 3 1200 1860 19 1200 1860 
1715 0 0 32 1747 2 0 0 0 2 2520 1750 

83,586 0 97 0 83,683 21 H 1 1 24} j 2.4 2100, 5 1700 2000 12 1500 1600 
217,531 1009 275 39242' 222,739 271 24 1 3? 56} V6000 7b 111 1620 2500 7 1300 2300 

50,688 19,900" 188 50126™ 75,788 10 5} 0 9 24} 
8 

4500 29001!b 3 2100 2900 5 1500 2400 
19,895 0 0 3287 23,182 7 0 0 1 

24} 
8 2703 4 1.200 1620 1 2 2 

131,422 0 0 0 131,422 ' 21 9 0 21 51 6000 7® 6 1800 2400 11 1500 1800 
44,288 0 0 2841 47,129 7 5 t 4 17 4- 1C 4 10 10 2 10 19 

155,000 0 0 0 155,000 31J- 0 1 32} 65 5280 4200 4 2820 2820 25 J- 1500 2340 
102,8732® 0 0 10,5396" 113,412 13 4 0 2 192< 5250 4050 4 3450 4050 6 1688 3450 
56,8 1 525 14,757 5992 107 77,671" 16 3 . 1 7 27 3 3 3 3 3 8 3 1 
27,411 0 0 903 28,314 6 0 1 0 7 3096 3 1920 2290 2 1488 2148 

188,858 200,140 9711 56,0566° 454,765 54 22 4 46 126 4.1c ... .
I0 

5 ... .
10 

. . . . 1 0 47 1320 "3500, 

502,985 200,140 17,703 79,812 545,128 110} 24 6 143} 242} 10,000 6000 11? 3450 4050 70 1700 3500 
100,670 78644 3234 5511 117,509| 22} 4} 1 5 34} 4500 2970 4 1800 2500 10 1400 2085 

1715 168 97 32 1747 2 1 1 } 2 1800 1200 2 1100 1620 1 1020 1200 

. 1 Includes income from trust funds and all invested funds specifically designated for library purposes. 
2 Not reported. 3 Not for publication. 4 Acting librarian. 5 Estimated; does not include library salaries. 6 In-
cludes unexpended balance, $130; (a) $9768; (b) 834,412; (c) $10,000; (d) $48,051; (e) $6540; (f) $11,858 
.(g) $1519; (h) $4395; (i) $5215; (j) $317; (k) $48,835; (1) $12,112; (m) $.5012; (n) $8625; (o) $7910. 7 2-mini-
mum, $3600, maximum, &1200; (a) 2—minimum, $2700, maximum, $2925; (b) 2—minimum, $3400, maximum, 
$3750; (c) 2—minimum, $3300, maximum, $3300. 8 Includes outstanding orders. 9 Excludes libraries of Col-
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy and School of Public Affairs and Social Work. 10 Confidential. 11 Acting direc-
tor, also department bead. 1 2 Associate or assistant librarian, also head, college libraries; (b) also head, refer-

ence department. 13 Balance of salary from budget, College of Literature, Science, and Arts. 14 Plus $375 
as instructor in library science. 15 Reserved for European books and periodicals. 16 Encumbrances. 17 Direc-
tor, $10,000, and 6 directors of other libraries—salaries minimum, $1800, maximum, $6000. 18 2 associate or 
assistant librarians—salaries minimum, $2700, maximum, $4700.19 State medical school grants. 20 Also director 
of libraries, Oregon State System of Higher Education, is paid J of salary by University of Oregon. 21 Reappro-
priated. 22 Excludes income from endowments for buildings and maintenance. 23 Includes $25,250 student 
fees. 24 Excludes 4 professional assistants in Medical School and Law School. 25 Estimated. * Salaries as of 
May 1, 1943. ** Includes colleges and universities with enrolments of 1000 and over. 



L i b r a r y 

School, College, and Departmental Libraries 
Central Library Budget 

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

-Salaries-

University of Alabama 
University of Arizona 
University of Arkansas.. 
Baylor University 
Brown University 
University of California (Berkeley). . . 
University of California (Los Angeles). 
University of Chicago 
University of Cincinnati 
Colorado State Agricultural College... 
Columbia University 
Duke University . 
University of Georgia 
Harvard University 
Howard University 
University of Illinois 
State University of Iowa 
Iowa State College 
Joint University Libraries 
University of Kansas 
Louisiana State University 
University of Michigan 
Michigan State College 
University of Minnesota 
University of Missouri 
Mount Holyoke College 
University of Nebraska 
New York University 
University of North Carolina 
University of North Dakota 
Northwestern University 
University of Oregon 
Oregon State Agricultural College. . 
Pennsylvania State College 
University of Pennsylvania 
University of Pittsburgh 
Princcton University 
University of Rochester 
South Dakota State College 
Southern Methodist University 
Sy'acuse University 

University Libraries 
N.Y. State College of Forestry 

Temple Unive-sity ... 
University of Texas 
Vamr College 
Virginia State College for Negroes 
University of Virginia 
Washington University (St. Louis) 
University of Washington (Seattle).. . 
Wayne University 
Wellesley College 
University of Wyoming 
Yale University 

3 

3 S 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
Low 

700 
500 

20} 
1 

540 $1925 

100 

800 

800 

600 

200 

300 

2900 
2300 

960 2000 

840 1700 

500 2600 
2400 

950 1800 
200 1914 
400 3250 

750 2730 

800 2000 
496 1870 

10 

1620" 

2200 

2100 

3300 

1740 

1680 

1800 
2500 

iooo 
1800 

3726 

$1860 $1 

1400 
1260 

1128 

1200 

980 

2000 
1716 

1600 

1980 

1402 

5} 1200 1560 

' 1 .'.'.'1600 

Subprofessional 
Assistants 

All Departments 
No. Min, Max. 

Clerical, Administrative 
Assistants and Other 

All Departments 
No. Min. Max. 

Number of Months 
for Which 

Salary Is Paid 
Subpro-
fessional 

and 
Clerical 

Profes-
sional 

0 1 ... .
l 
... 

1 $1449 1 $1384 
3 $ 800 990 

3 
°' I- !! "* 22 2 

2} $1200 1620 30 ioso 2580 
15 1200 1560 

2 " 2 . . . .2 2 2 2 
'5 "%0 1200 '7 840 i600 
1 1200 1 1000 

. 2 . . . .2 ... .
l 2 . . . .2 . . . .2 

20 .'. 1 '.';' l '9 ... t 1 
5 900 960 900 %0 

2 1 A 1080 1620 77T5O 780 1860 
2 1440 1440 2 1260 1440 
1 1360 27} 1020 1650 
4 '972 1092 5} 984 1428 
9 1020 1200 10 960 1260 
2 ... -

1 ... 34 ... 2 
1 1449 
3 i 2 0 0 2257 

15} iooo 1450 17 1034 1550 

44} 878 1572 
1 1200 6 900 1200 

1000 

1275 

1720 

i 
1512 

2 1300 1500 
15 

3 1200 1500 16 
6} 1400 2300 17 
3 1380 2400 2 

2 

3} io « 
3 . . . . » . . . . i 

39 840 1800 
1 1683 

to 
4} 960 1656 
4} 625 1770 

13 800 1400 
4 960 1440 

12 420 1200 
15} 780 2200 
16 892 1360 
2 i 2 

0 

i} 900 900 
24 800 1300 
5} 1400 1700 

'<) i200 1200 
5 io i) 

'4 1556 2084 
3 , . . . ' . . . . 1 

22 i040 1460 

Hours per Week Number of Days Allowed 
Required of Each Full- With Pay As: 

Time Staff Member Annual Vacation Special Holidays 
Subpro- Subpro- Subpro-
fessional fessional fessional 

Profes- and Profes- and Profes- and 
sional Clerical sional Clerical sional Clerical 

40 
39 
44 
40 

t 
41 
41 

2 
41« 
44 
3 8 4 
39} 
39 
39 
48 
39 
40 
43 

t 
40 
39 
39 
42 
40 
42 
48» 
41 
39»a 
40 
38 
40 
40 
41 
40 h 39<b 
40 
38 
40 
40 
41 

Sabbatical 
Leave 

40 26 12 10 10 None 
39 26 2 12 2 None 
44 26 12 3 3 None 

24 15 None 2 2 ' 2 2 ' '2 » 
41 26 i2» '8 '8 None 
41 26 12 5 5 None 2 2 2 . 2 2 2 
41i 26 26 12 12 s 
44 24 24 14 14 Librarian 

384-40 26 15-26 e. * 2 
39} 26 26 '9 9 None 
41} 26 12 9 9 None 
39 18-26 18' 11 11 None 
48 26 26 7 6 All 
44 31 31 5 5 None 
40 26 12 6 7 None 
43 26 12 . 8 ..» None 

2 2 2 2 2 » 
48 26 12 5 5 None 
42 21 • 5 2 All 
39 27 27 7 '7 Director 

26 6 All 
42 18-24 18 8 8 t 
44 26 26 4 4 Librarian 
4811 18-24 12 23-39 23 Librarian 
44 26 54-164 2 t None 
39<a 6-2412 6-2412 14 14 -, v » 
35 31 14 15 15 None 

26 6 i 
40 26 is 3 3 None 
44 26-27 12-24 6 6 All" 
44 26 24-26 5 5 All" 
4 0 K 27} 6 Libr. & Asst. Libr. 
39«b 12 12 9 9 None 
40 31 14 9 9 None 
38 31 31 11 11 t 
40 26 26 10 10 t 
40 26 _ 1 8 None 

1 6 } 

2 660 1380 12 12 40 40 26 26 11 11 Director 
12 39 J . 27 6 None 

2 i320 i400 12 \2 39»c 3<HC 26 12 i s 18 Nons 
4J 900 1800 12 12 39 39 12 12 10 10 None 
9 72S15. 150015 12 12 38} 38} 22 22 •« 16 11 Librarian 
1 1470 12" 12 38} 39 15 15 5 5 .* 

21 780 900 12 12 40 40 18 18 11 11 None 
5 10 10 12 12 38 38 27 27 8 8 None 

33i 1320i« i 680 12 11-12 40 40-41 11 11 8 8 None 
2 1893 2018 12 12 40 40 22 15 5 5 None 
8 . . . .t 1 12 12 38 38 41 4 1 2 0 12 12 Librarian1* 
1 i 152 12 12 401 40} 30 30 7 7 Professional 

50 728 • 2132 12 12 39} 39} 26 26 5 5 None 

20} 2700 3726 12 1680 2400 24 1556 2084 77 ns 1893 2580 12 12 48 48 41 41 39 23 
3 1350 2000 5 1280 1658 4} 1010 1400 5J- 900 1485 12 12 40 46 26 15 8 9 
1 600 1000 1 1128 1402 1 780 900 4 420 900 12 11 38 35 6 5} 3 3 

1 Not for publication. 2 Not reported. 3 Exception—Morrison Library subprofessional has whole summer; 
clerical staff after 10 years' service, 18; administrative office assistant, 18 days. 4 Regular session. Summer 
eersion: 39J; (a) 35; (b) 32}; (c) 35}. 5 No stated policy. 6 Regular employees allowed all calendar holidays 
observed by university. 7 Administrative office assistants, 12 or 18; clerical, 12. 8 Legal holidays plus 2 days at 
Christmas. 9 1} working days for each month worked. 10 Confidential. 11 Since April 1943. 12 After 3 months' 
service, 6; 6 months', 12; 2 years', 18; 3 years', 24. 13 Plus $195 for summer session. 14 All staff members with 

rank of assistant professor or above. 15 Plus luncheons. 16 Clerical, 11.17 Except one assistant teaching library 
science, 10}. 18 12 for first 5 years, 15 for 5 to 10 years, 18 for more than 10 years. 19 Part-time assistant, $600 
per year. 20 Clerical, 24; administrative office assistant, 26;-others, 30. 21 Plus the associate librarian and 
research librarian. *Salaries as of May 1, 1943. "Includes colleges and universities with enrolments of 1000 and 
over. 



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

o 

Library 

Agnes Scott College 
Albion College 
Allegheny College 
Antioch College 
Baldwin-Wallace College 
Bates College 
Birmingham-Southern College 
Bowdoin College 
Coe College 
Colby College 
Concordia College 
Connecticut College 
Davidson College 
Denison University 
Dickinson College 
Earlham College 
Elmira College 
Fisk University 
Goucher College 
Hamilton College 
Hastings College 
Haverford College 
Hobart College 
Hope College 
Illinois Wesleyan University 
Knox College 
Lawrence College 
Middlebury College 
Mills College 
Millsaps College 
Monmouth College 
Morningside College 
Mount Union College 
New Mexico State College of Agri-

culture and Mechanic Arts 
Park College 
Pomona College 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 
St. Catherine, College of 
Sweet Briar College 
Trinity College 
Wake Forest College 
Washington & Lee University 
Wells College 
Westminster College 
Whitman College 
Wilberforce University 
Willamette University 
Williams College 
Wooeter, College of 

Student Faculty 
Fiscal Enrolment Members 
Year Regular Summer Regular Summer 

Ending1 Session2 Session2 Session Session . 

High. . . 
Median. 
Low 

30Je43 498 0 49 0 
30Je43 725 0 52 0 
30Je43 791 2811" 56 35 
30Je43 728 0 102 0 
30Je43 789 148 54 33 
30Je43 594 165 55 21 

31Ag43 642 338 64 50 
30Je43 585 387 55 58 

31Ag43 611 200 55 30w 
30Je43 651 175 59 33 
30Je43 501 71 47 18 
30Je43 747 103 9913 719 
lMy43 699 237 60 30 
31J143 915 0 87 0 
30Je43 458 159 39 . .» 
30Je43 402 91 39 33 
30Je43 263 0 50 0 
30Je43 426 78 52 36 
30Je43 483 0 83 0 
30Je43 415 118 45 41 
31J143 293 111 27 20 

31Ag43 323 149 54 40 
3lMy43 489 129 48} 31 

lAp43 549 156 34 9 
31J143 641 100 54 26 
30Je43 538 75 53 16 

30Ap43 692" 0 7022 0 
31 My 43 781 59 89 70 

1J143 488 119 117 64 
30Je43 532 276 40 14 
30Je43 443 100 49 44 
31J143 612 161 49 18 
30Je43 504 202 39 14 

30Je43 611' 296 17725 45 
30Je43 442 0 37 0 
30Je43 805 232 78 35 

30Ap43 643 0 80 0 
30Je43 631 288 59 30 
30Je43 455 0 53 0 
30Je43 456 0 52 0 
30Je43 824 573 45 40 
30Je43 665 299 51 40 
30Je43 253 0 43 0 
31J143 592 150i» 48 27Mb 
30Je43 586 0 62 0 

31My43 710 0 86 0 
30Je43 600 375 40 20 
30Je43 779 0 94 0 

31My43 845 190 94 60 

915 573 117 70 
594 160 53} 33 
253 59 27 7 

Book 
Stock' 

40,480 
60,265 

100,235 
67,938 
37,669 
80,868 
50,000 

197,621 
52,158 

110,594 
29,059 
99,838 
43,261 

163.530 
69,500 
65,417 
53,834 
77,786 
80,310 

201,192 
31,644 

160,268 
115,549 
68,000 
44,465 
67,403 
69,318 

159,126 
84,582 
22,506 
32,925 
48,454 
68,281 

48,600 
34,573 

102.531 
58,689 
64,135 
56,617 

135,000 
65,080 

114,810 
96,174 
28,249 
75,032 
25,627 
39,000 

192,875 
96,619 

201,192 
67,938 
22,506 

Circulation 
Volumes 
Lent for 

Home 
Use4 

5782 
21,596 
20,773 
24,355 
16,098 
4 1 , 1 1 1 
15,783 
12,665 

9289 
23,718" 

4079 
19,789 
13,326 
22,730 
12,650 
14,410 

4013 
20,306 
17,347 
14,893 

3255 
13,369 

9006 
6091 
5553 
7475 

10,494 
20,452 
18,536 

7109 
9479 
4689 
9048 

8143 
15,971 
22,730 
15,016 
20,583 

9747 

• library Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year • 

7274 
14,375 

9860 
16,029 

5478 
10,918 
12,703 
14,445 
25,578 

4 1 , 1 1 1 
13,326 

3255 

Reserved 
Binding 

Reserved and 
Book Staff Student Periodi- Rebind-
Loans6 Salaries Service Books cals ing 

56,358 $ 6530 0 $1843 $ 725 $ 638 
14218 6500 $ 700 2625 1000 1000 

14,984 7294 1351 5287 1607 995 
10,810 10,006 5134 3965 2346 610 

5354 4939 0 2418 932 763 
44,549 8447 r 564 3390 834 600 

5920 8198 2862 1366 861 685 
16,607 14,950 1828 8019 1611 1230 
25,626 5640 1677 1961 785 511 

15 6980 800 5500K 17 
' 7996 3053 456 1278 '577 '272 

52718 19,850 1604 6402 2357 1740 
10,276 5900 180 1587 950 320 * 
18,528 11,600 2000 3400 1935 1189 

9578 6235 2431 3160 880 204 
17,107 2849 1389 1936 1299 321 

4435 5050 1550 964 569 155 
26,511 9397 856 2406 1134 437 
16,405 14,885 1 5834i« 17 1189 
11,534 14,455 467 1305 2i09 1142 
29,122 2648 634 260 861 610 

44748 20 20 20 20 20 
13,606 5786 '377 1166 1257 239 
16,106 3400 30 1190 259 254 
18,698 3470 1103 1076 793 13 
18,756 6275 1443 3865 905 820 
19,301 9403 415 1830 1379 440 

6340 10,480 1041 3780 1457 453 
6394 11,280 1821 3176 1321 611 
6156 1200 780 763 596 196 

12,353 20 594 1612 470 170 
22,499 3393 711 2112 648 349 
12,601 594124 452 1455 461 526 

16,370 7379 375 1047 1820 186 
42,787 3520 2206 663 406 202 
52,027 11,294 1691 5501 1972 1380 

3628 7800 0 3007 1114 38028 
38,400 102630 5406 3519 778' 388 

5252 10,380 540 3903 1381 1225 
7 11,677 520 5079w 17 1126 

4903 6490 910 3600 750 400 
2058 6990 300 3025 675 465 
2536 8128 0 3768 1668 704 

13,562 4444 1743 2286 671 210 
4013 4450 1115 1901 806 562 
8560 8400 600 3555 1245 26 
9647 3350 1000 29981" 17 362 
2061 21,046 29 11,575 

32 
4340 2095 

42,779 32 . . . 82 
11,575 

32 82 . . . 82 

56,358 21,046 5406 15,91533 2095 
13,081} 6985 883 3540 511 

2058 1200 1 1069 13 

ment Supplies Other Total 

Total College 
or University 
Expenditures 
Last Fiscal 

Year* 

$282 

1144 

526 

160 

235 

15 

273 

167 

41 

27 

1144 
167 

7 

$ 67 $ 230 
400 165 
743 11 
870 934 
492 77 
229 
456 
682 " 7 4 
453 

16i " 8 7 
746 87 
457 326 
474 273 
280 
129 
165 617 
770 
589 254 

1069 249 
138 

20 . . . .J 
278 

10 
500 
516 
302 
282 

76 
156 
211 
209 

320 
88 

900 
2t 

384 
664 
251 
340 
620 
183 
145 
315 
82 

293 
2219 

2219 
315 

10 

15 
130 
450 
259 
829 
162 

73 
31 

" 2 5 

104 
36 

2204 

" 5 i 
155 
235 
400 

75 
127 
577 

520 
46 

2204 
158} 

11 

$10,033 
12,390 
17,288 
23,865" 

9621 
14,346 
14,428 
29,53912 
11,027 
13,280 

5884 
33,3121^ 

9720 
20,871 
13,190 

7923 
9070 

15,000>2b 
22,752 
20,956 

5151 

41,275 
13,040 

3684 

$280,538 
371,816 
442,638 

9103 
5244 
6595 

14,258 
14,242 
18,342 
18,653 

3684 
323723.12c 

7423 
9084 

11,50424 
712127 

25.109 
12,301 
11,552 
18,248 
18,888 
12,890 
12,150 
14,619 
10,076 

9149 
14,455 

8049 
41,27531 

340,100 
420,235 
153,350 » 

256,613 
388,835 

t 
255 j 240 
210,512 
279,884 
324,600 
627,068 
118,323 

a 
270i645 

269,571 
327,815 
407,871 
422,000 

• 
155'554 

679,971 
324,500 
422,283 

• 

243 j 703 

376i628 T 
300i285 
234,076 
223,118 

» 
352,635 • 

» 

54 i i 702 

541,702 
324,550 
118,323 

1 As of third week, fall term 1942. 2 Excludes graduate students. 3 Includes volumes in all agencies. 4 Ex-
cludes overnight loans and all loans of reserved books. 5 Includes overnight loans. 6 Excludes capital outlay 
and auxiliary enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. 7 Not available. 8 Overnight loans only. 9 Not re-
ported. 1 0 Presession, 93; second session, 229; posteession, 10. 1 1 Excludes janitor's salary, $315. 1 2 Excludes 
building operation and maintenance expense: $2568; (a) $2832; (b) $66; (c) $2040. 1 3 Summer session; second 
session, 21; (a) 108; (b) 23. 1 4 Includes reserved book loans. 1 5 Included in volumes lent for home use. 1 6 In-
cludes periodicals. 1 7 Included in books. 1 8 Plus 8 part-time. 1 9 Plus part-time faculty. 20 Confidential. 21 In-
cludes conservatory students. 82. 22 Includes conservatory faculty, 19. 23 Excludes library staff salaries. 24 Does 

not include $2200—one-half librarian's salary charged to teaching account. 25 Includes experimental station 
and extension staffs. 26 Excludes departmental expenditures for: books, $819; periodicals, $177; binding, $114. 
27 Excludes gift books, $286, not in budget; printing, $67; janitor's salary, $219; building and maintenance, 
911. 28 Binding only; rebinding not included in library budget. 29 Not includedin library budget. 30 Plus 
services of Sisters of St. Joseph evaluated at $3046. 31 Excludes expenditures for Chapin Library, $5916. 32 For 
10-month period only. 33 Totals for books and periodicals. * Includes colleges and universities with enrolments 
under 1000. 



Library Income Last Fiscal Year • 
Income 

Allocation from 
from Endow-

Institution ment Pro-
Library Budget Funds1 Gifts Other Total fessional 

Agnes Scott College $ 9963 0 0 $ 70 $10,033 4 
Albion College 12,225 0 0 0 12,225 3 
Allegheny College 17,125 $ 772 $ 80 680= 18,657 3* 
Antioch College 22,591 75 1639 27803* 27,085 41 
Baldwin-Wallace College 9621 . . . . . . . . 9621 2 
Bates College 13,147 2641 . . . . 220»b 15,788 5 
Birmingham-Southern College 7 7 7 7 7 4} 
Bowdoin College 21,416 9467 913 311 32,107 2* 
Coe College ~ s 8 8 s s 3 
Colby College 13,280 . . . . . . . . . . . . 13,280 3 
Concordia College 3908 30 " 1850 96 5884 1 | 
Connecticut College 33,312 453 616 . . . . 34,381 10 
Davidson College 3500» . . . . . . . . 6765° 41769 3 
Denison University 19,800 365 0 158 20,323 5 
Dickinson College 11,027 1639 22 768 13,456 4 
Earlham College 8190 . . . . . . . . . . . . 8190 2 
Elmira College 8880 20 0 253^ 9153 2 
Fisk University 15,168 . . . . 128 332 15.628 6 
Goucher College 21,677 818 135 122 22,752 6 
Hamilton College 16,007 7145 50 35723° 26,774 5 
Hastings College 3310 0 25 1858 5193 . 
Haverford College 2 . . . .2 . . . .2 . . . .2 2 54 
Hobart College 8818 . . . . 5 280 9103 2 
Hope C o l l e g e . . . 5200 . . . . 68 373»{ 5641 2 
Illinois Wesleyan University 3000 6000 0 0 9000 2 
Knox College 7719 425 0 6114 14,258 3 
Lawrence College 12,337 180 1500 225 14,242 4 
Middlebury College 20,035 1000 0 725 21,760 5 
Mills College 17,872 250 643 0 18,765 4 
Millsaps College 3684 0 0 0 3684 1 
Monmouth College 6346 1225 550 1860 9981 3 
Morningside College 6256 250 15 902 7423 2 
Mount Union College 8644 315 78 47 9084 3J 
New Mexico State College of Agri-

culture and Mechanic Arts 8979 19 0 257738 11,575 3 
Park College: 7704 0 0 0 7704 2 
Pomona College 20,443 3679 65 922 25,109 3 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 12,800 0 0 0 12,80018 4 
St. Catherine, College of 11,500 215 »» 1 1 , 7 1 5 3 
Sweet Briar College 18,560 . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,560 4 
Trinity College 13,686 3974 46 21823h 19,888 6 
Wake Forest College 12,890 12,890 3 
Washington & Lee University 11,850 . . . . . . . . 300. 12,150 4 
Wells College 14,003 81 . . . . 3793' 14,463 4 
Westminster College 2080 406 754 7 7 1 " 4011 3 
Whitman College 8600 0 237 8833k 9720 3 
Wilberforce University 8999 0 1528 42503' 14,777 4 
Willamette University 7850 0 0 202 8052 2 
Williams College 15,000 0 0 0 15,000 6 
Wooster, College of 21,210 208 375 237 22,030 6 

H i g h . . . 33,312 9467 1850 6114 34,381 10 
Median 11.850 415J 135 527§ 12,845 3 i 
Low 2080 19 5 47 3684 1 

1 Includes trusts and all invested funds specifically designated for library purposes. 2 Confidential. 3 In-
cludes unexpended balance: $279; (a) $1419; (b) $220; (c) $411; (d) $198; (e) $2274; (f) $204; (g) $318; (h) $2182; 
(i) $324; (j) $123; (k) $541; (1) $96. 4 Not for publication. 5 Plus for summer session: $100; (a) $.75perhr.; 
(b) $300; (c) $250; (d) $130; (e) $200; (f) $103. 6 Acting librarian. 7 Not reported. 8 No separate college budget. 
9 Does not include allocation for salaries. 10 Acting librarian also head cataloger. 11 Paid by Meharry Medical 
College. 1 2 Part-time acting librarian not included. 1 3 Not full-time librarian. 1 4 Plus $50 for 1 course or $200 

Number of Employees 
in Full-Time Equivalent 

Subpro- Admin-
fessional, istrative 
Clerical, Office 

and Others Assistants Total 

4* 
0 1 t 
0 
3* 
3 
3 
1 
1 
2 h 
0 
0 
1 
2 
1 
i 

0 
0 
0 
0 

1 
0 
2 
0 

'2 
2 

'2 
0 
0 
0 
2 
0 
2 
0 

5 
2 

4 
3 
4* 

10i 
3 
5 
4 i 
61 
3 
4 
H 

10* 
3 
9J 
4 
2| 
3 
9J 

5i 
1 
3 
2 
3 i 

4 
2 
6" 
4 
3 
7 
8 
4 
6 
4 
3 
3 

104 
4 
1 

Chief 
Librarian 

$2400 
. . . 
2560 
27005 
28006 
3600 
5278 

2 
2900 
2400 
3900 
3000 
23008 

2 
1650 

3300 

Associate 
or 

Assistant 
Chief 

Librarian 

$1760 

1800 

3878 
2 

isoo 
1140 

• Salaries • 

15005" 

1560 

2000»5b i4oo 
2000 
3200s 

... .'
,2 

... .
s
'
s 

13 1200" 
2 15 

2200 1200 
4400 1800 

2640 
2190 
3250 j 2500 

20 
3000 2000 

18005° 5405dl 
2250® 

5405dl 

1800 
1900 , ; |' 15a 
26805' 
2000 i350 
40006 
. . . 2 

5278 3878 
2640 1560 
1650 540 

Administrative 
Office Assistants 

No. Salary 

275 

260 

780 

1080 

900 

1200 

1300 

1 1300 
1 1200 
1 900 

Department Heads 
No. Min. Max. 

2 $1700 $1800 

1000 
1320 

1900 

1500 

2000 

1500 
1250 

1620 

1320 

2500 

1400 
1500 

1500 

2400 

16005" 

1000 

2600 
1600 

1320 
1500 
1850 

130018 

2160 

iooo 

. . . .20 
" ' 7 

14005° 

. . . » 

17G0 

3200 

4 2500 3200 
2 1500 1600 
1 1000 1000 

1 7 Pomona, Scripps, and Claremont Colleges operate joint order and catalog department employing 5 employees 
for joint organization—not included. 1 8 Salaries, books, periodicals, and binding only; other items on general 
college budget. 19 Excludes evaluation of Sisters' services, $3046. 20 Sisters; no salaries; services evaluated at 
$3046. 21 Librarian and assistant for Chapin Library not included. * Salaries as of May 1, 1943. ** Includes 
colleges and universities with enrolments under 1000. 



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

K> 

Library 

Agnes Scott College 
Albion College 
Allegheny College 
Antioch College 
Baldwin-Wallace College 
Bates College 
Birmingham-Southern College 
Bowdoin College 
Coe College 
Colby CoUege 
Concordia College 
Connecticut College 
Davidson College 
Denison University 
Dickinson College 
Earlham College 
Elmira College 
Fisk University 
Goucher College 
Hamilton College 
Hastings College 
Haverford College 
Hobart College 
Hope College 
Illinois Wesleyan University 
Knox College 
Lawrence College 
Middlebury College 
Mills College 
Millsaps College 
Monmouth College 
Morningside College 
Mount Union College 
New Mexico State College of Agri-

culture and Mechanic Arts 
Park College 
Pomona College 
Randolph-Macon Woman's College. 
St. Catherine, College of 
Sweet Briar College 
Trinity College 
Wake Forest College.. 
Washington & Lee University 
Wells College 
Westminster College 
Whitman College 
Wilberforce University 
Willamette University 
Williams College 
Wooster, College of 

Student Service 
Last Fiscal Year Number of Months for 

Professional Subprofessional and Total Rate per Hour Which Salary Is Paid 
Assistants Clerical Assistants Hours Profes- Subpro-

No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. per Year Min. Max. sional fessional 

3 $1200 $1300! 

24 8 3 1 
21 340 1360 5 
1 1560 1 
1 1000 

4 600 0 
I 1000 3 

High. . . 
Median. 
Low 

5 650 1500 
2 1080 16001" 
1 . . . . 1600 
3 

1500 1900 
1200 1800 

1400 

960 

1250 

500 

1330 

1026 
1800 

1200 
3 

1350 

3 1720 2500 
1 . . . ,3 

5 1720 2500 
2 1200 1355 

* 340 500 

24 

10 
2 .'30 .'30 12 

3376 3 12 
$ 9 i 5 $ i 2 i o 2 :40 i 5 0 12 

720 12 
1876 ! 3 0 12 
1149 . 2 5 .'30 12 

' 8 9 6 i i o o 4726 . 2 5 . 5 0 12 
3963 . 4 0 12 
2000io '.40 . 4 0 12 
1822 . 2 5 . 2 5 12 

' 8 0 0 3012 . 3 5 . 4 5 12 
2 . 4 0 . 4 0 9 " 

....
12 i o o o 3908 

2 
. 3 0 

3 
. 4 0 

3 
12 

2 
164 " 5 5 5 5 .25 i 3 0 ' 9 

2910 . 3 5 . 5 0 1 0 
8 | _ 3 3423 .. 3 12 

' 7 8 2 1300 2 135 .'50 1 2 
840 1020 " i o i o . 4 0 1 2 

1150 3700 .25 . 3 5 t » 
' 2 ... 2 . 3 5 . 5 0 
!. .* ... " ' 9 4 2 .. 2 2 

874 .35 i 2 
3676 .30 . 3 0 12 

780 4121 . 3 5 . 3 5 1 2 
' 7 2 0 840 650 . 3 0 . 3 5 12 

2 . 3 0 . 4 0 1 2 
!.. .* . . . 3 " 3 6 4 2 . 3 5 . 5 0 1 2 

0 0 0 12 
2375 . 2 5 . 2 5 1 2 

913 . 2 5 . 3 0 1 1 
1291 . 3 5 . 3 5 1215 

1200 1498 . 2 5 . 2 5 12 
8823 . 2 5 . 2 5 12 

' 9 0 0 900 4314 . 3 5 . 5 0 12 
t« .. .

u 
.. 9 - 1 2 " 

13^513 
2 

.. 2 10 
960 ' 9 6 0 

13^513 
2 .. .

s 
.. 12 

.
a ... .* 2 ,2 2 2 

1400 130 i 5 0 i i 
' 7 2 0 ' 8 4 0 750 . 4 0 . . .2 12 

n 18 16 1 2 
7000 130 .'35 10 

2 . 3 5 . 5 0 1 0 
' 4 2 0 i 0 2 0 l b 1998 . 2 5 . 3 0 1221 

2500 . 4 0 . 4 0 1 2 
i400 1420 18 it .16 1 2 

4161 [ 3 0 .'35 12 

1400 1420 8823 . 4 0 . 5 0 12 
868 1000 24374 . 3 0 . 3 5 1 2 
420 164 874 . 2 5 . 2 5 9 

12 

12 
12 

10-12 

'9 
12 
12 

1 2 - 1 0 
12 
12 

12 

12 

12 
2 

'9 
12 

12 

12 

Hours per Week 
Required of Each 

Full-Time Staff Member 
Profes- Subpro-
sional fessional 

39 
41 
40 
44 
40 
405 
39 
42 
385" 
485b 
39 
385° 
48 

38J-39! 

39 
39 
39 
42 
40 

405d 
405« 
405f 
42 
39 
384 
44 
405* 
40

 * 3745 
426* 
42 
40 
38 
425J 
39 

2 
38 
36 
384 
40 
425' 
40 
40 
39 
39M 

55 
40 
36 

44 
42 

Number of Days 
Annual Vacation 

Profes- Subpro-
sional fessional 

0 
18-26 

30 ..2 
21-30 ..« 

30 0 

1 Plus salary for summer session: $130; (a) $100; (b) $103. 2 Not reported. 3 Not for publication, or confi-
dential. 4 Subprofessional and others, none; clerical, 21; (a) none; 7. 5 During summer session, 36; (a) 33; (b) 304; 
(c) 33; (d) 36; (e) 36; (f) 36; (g) 35; (h) 35; (i) 40; (j) 35; (k) 24; (1) 40. 6 No stated policy. 7 Librarian, 2 months. 
8 Includes number of days special holidays. 9 Included in number of days annual vacation. 10 Summer session 

(fessional assistants, 11; (a) clerical, 30 dayB. 12 2 subprofessional and 1 clerical at $75 

3 8 4 - 4 0 28? 28 
368 

* 2 28 1 2 
24 

' 2 2 6 - 2 7 
48 0 ' II» 

3 8 - 4 0 33 22 

2 0 0 
39 0 26 
39 26 12 

4 2 - 4 8 62 62 

384 26 164 
40 . 2 . .2 

. 2 . _2 
. .2 2 | .2 

90 

405F 
30 

405F 26 2 

42 26 26 
30 30 30 
384 30 2 1 

. « 

24 
28 
26 

4 2 6 ' 26 26 
60 

40 26 26 
70I8 

19 
39 2 2 - 4 4 22 

385K 0 0 
36 2 5 - 7 5 25 

26 
0 
0 

35 30 30 

39 30 _ _« 30 

48 62 62 
39 26 26 
30 1 2 1 2 

Days Allowed with Pay 
as Special Holidays 
Profes- Subpro- Sabbatical 

45 
10 
3 

31 

sional fessional Leave 

18 None 
3 t 
7 . .2 Librarian 
7 Libr. & Ass't. Libr 

21 21 Librarian 
_ 2 6 
45 Director 

Librarian 

' » Librarian 

. .2 _ 1 None 
2 ' '3 1 

i i i i Librarian 
2 

' 2 2 2 
31 31 None 

613 613 Librarian 
9 7-9 2 
8 8 Librarian • 

t 2 _;» None 
_ 2 . 2 2 

2 # .2 2 
22 6 
18 None 
6 2 2 
5 3 2 

10 10 None 
414 414 Librarian 

11 None 
< None 

20 None 
12 « 

4 4 Professional 
10 2 
8 8 Librarian 

25 2 
19 6 

i o ' 5 Librarian 
2 2 2 

19 i 9 None 
8 8 - .None 
20 Librarian 

22 Librarian 
25 2 
25 25 2 

6 2 
14 i i None 

7-10 None 

not included. 1 1 Professional 

at Christmas. 1 5 Except department head, 10 months only. 1 6 Not included in library budget. 1 7 Librarian, 12; 
others, 9. 18 Librarian only. 19 Does not apply to Sisters; 1 secular on 10 months basis. 20 About one month. 
21 3 for 12 months, 1 for 10 months. 22 39 hours for 5 staff members; 30 hours for 1; 31 hours during summer 
session. * Salaries as of May 1, 1943. ** Includes colleges and universities with enrolments under 1000. 



Teachers College and Normal School Library General and Salary Statistics 

Library 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 
Arkansas, Conway, State Teachers College 
California, San Diego, State College 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 
Georgia, Collegeboro, Georgia Teachers College 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois State Teachers College 
Illinois, DeKalb, Northern Illinois State Teachers College 
Kansas, Emporia, State Teachers College ' 
Kansas, Pittsburg, State Teachers College 
Kentucky, BowlingGreen, Western Kentucky 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 C o l l e g e . . . 
Nebraska, Kearney, State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Peru, State Teachers College 
New Mexico, Las Vegas, Highlands University 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 
New York, Geneseo, 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 
Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 
Virginia, Farmville, State Teachers College 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 
Wisconsin, Oshkosh, State Teachers College 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
Low 

Student Faculty Circulation 
Enrolment Members Volumes 

Regu- Sum- Regu- Sum- Lent 
Fiscal lar mer lar mer Grad- for Reserved 
Year Ses- Ses- Ses- Ses- uate Book Home Book 

Ending sioni sion2 sion sion Work Stock' Use4 Loans5 

30Je43 224 257 40 367 Yes 28,519 32,528 10,007 
1J143 426 581 42 42 No 32,210 14,711 8230 

30Je43 11689 317? a 84 207b No 85,538 63,786 48,715 
30Se43 924 1097 87 90 Yes 1 1 1 , 5 1 8 58,436 15.800 
30Je43 302 110 22 22 No 24,626 18,193 "8576 

•30Je43 160 342 33 38 No 32,778 16,886 2967 
30Je43 1462 788 155 123 No 54,432 72,004 8 
30Je43 803 422 7712 4812 No 53,827 52,215 49,572 
30Je43 761 641 121 121 . Yes 85,606 8 8 
30Je43 747 9977° 103 1037<1 Yes 77,837 13,127 31,888 

21Ag43 989 650 91 91 Yes 67,589 21,849 29,714 
30Je43 283 306 41 29 No 20,979 18,482 8 

1J143 504 534'e 57 237* No 27,159 26,594 37j 246 
30Je43 601 62l7g 7912a 53l2b No 51,935 41,021 27,453 
30Je43 366 2 9 1 * 46 21'i No 30,014 19,570 29,457 
30Je43 251 215 42 31 No 20,032 8066 6536 
lMy43 914 862 68 68 No 79,719 19,104i« 17 

lSe43 917 102918 77 88 No 66,905 14,046 35^308 
30Je43 616 953" 72 79 No 63,564 45,414 

8 
51,380 

8 30Je43 525 511 51 45 No 36,808 
45,414 

8 
51,380 

8 
30Je43 286 302 51 48 Y e s 52,137 14 14 
30Je43 149 396 38 51 Y e s 29,870 "i3*350 9038 
30Je43 897 595 98 50 Yes 37,649 24,915 40,839 
30Je43 362 171 51 23 Y e s 32,996 26,455 25 
30Je43 1009 541 73 27 Yes 44,639 34,884 41,941 
30Je43 293 326 51 33 No 37,726 18,707 8 
30Je43 543 402, 51* 46 . No 29,478 25,154 32j334 
30Je43 135 1 1 9 * 26} 24}7' No 17,709 6662 5521 
30Je43 -246 8 1 , m 27 23 No 19,399 29,675 16,114 
30Je43 247 254 31 38 No 40,853 31,314 26,259 

3lMy43 1153 4892' 75 382711 No 42,318 32,437 18,303 
30Je43 439 4577n 39 3 7 7 0 No 27,034 15,257 

6896 
7592 

30Je43 225 2207P 43 327q No 22,331 
15,257 

6896 22,074 
31Ag43 2281 1567 175 142 Yes 134,211 102,972 11,03329 
31Ag43 694 815 62 477r Yes 55,302 18,561 38,901 
30Je43 797 2797s 58 267t No 37,430 21,350 32 
30Je43 881 507 87 55 No 34,739 30,069 33 
30Je43 524 434 51 39 Yes 35,525 16,709 44,125 
30Je43 416 376 47 43 No 37,942 11,929 6338 

2281 1567 175 142 134,211 102,972 49,572 
525} 434 51} 42 37,649' 21,849 26,259 
135 81 22 20 17,709 6662 2967 

Library Operating Expenditures Last Fiscal Year • 
Binding 

and 
Peri- Re-

Staff Student odi- bind- Equip- Sup-

Total 
• College or 

Normal 
School Ex-
penditures 
Last Fiscal 

Year® 

$2727 
3156 

21,816 
18,407 

4675 
5400 

10,867 
10,394 
19,128 

6696 
16,652 

4150 
14 

10,679 
5411 
1700 

14 
' 9800 
10,008 

3897 
3836 
351919 

18,196 
16,716 

6638 
3579 
3430 
2767 
1992 
5005 

28 
"2700 

3299 
22,281 

9390 
8355 
8845 
4660 
5400 

22,281 
5411 
1700 

$515 
1897 
1700 
5000 

300 
95 

4740 
256 

4235 
640 
284 
500 

14 
1563 
1515 

863 
14 

5100 
3067 

1253 
20 

' '753 

1650 

400 
588 

731 

12j 095 
3352 
1061 
542 
546 
305 

12,095 
931 

95 

$1330 
1315 
7451 
5402 
1500 
746 

4914 
2083 
2792 
3088 
4789 
2000 

14 
"2398 

2663 
1053 

14 
3581 
3224 
1508 
3007 
371021 
1856 
1104 
5092 
1923 
1561 
951 

$603 
652 

10 
1196 
1254 
606 

2266 
737 

1842 
1200 
1040 
500 

$804 
115 

14 
908 
672 
656 

$473 
155 

2811" 
631 
600 . . . 
260 . . . 

1450 . . . 
600 . . . 
988 44 

4000 . . . 
261 . . . 
500 . . . 

14 14 
532 
399 

14 
932 
997 
932 

1054 
22 

157524 
492 

1508 
720 
496 
475 

234 
280 
156 
104 

36 
352 
206 

1000 
3 

347 
378 

1266 490 146 

1652 
710 

18,204 
3292 
3862 
2818 
3269 
2300 

746 
168 

2389 
700 

1400 
572 
449 
450 

20,593M 
3306 

215 
. 41 

2647 
M 

912 
493 
359 

0 

4000 
359 

3 

47 
139 

14 

13 

500 
550 

80 
0 

51 

804 
106 

13 

$139 
85 

*63i 
100 
195 
175 
45 

102 
341 

51 
250 

$60 

957 

110 
250 

14 

$5847 
7260 

34,582 
31,382 

8429 
7302 

25,369 
14,115 
29,241 s 
1 6 , 2 1 5 " 377,205 
23,077 s 

7900 166,000 

$162,891 
420,359 
481,072 

418,128 

311 
390 

35 

15716 
72 

16,595 i< 
11,261 178,047 

4307 s 
14 

253 
476 
149 
91 

141 
484 
142 
500 
220 

74 
149 

359 

61 
127 

19,900 587,000 
18,051 8 

7689 153,226 
9387ua 152,839 
7406 259,367 

22.551 
19,019 
16,888 

6995 
6369 
5515 

160 90 8057 

458,334 
137,293 
271,295 

8 
i52 j 209 

78,480 
78,380 

144,597 

60 
77 

1300 
26031 
566 
265 

96 
185 

1300 
160 
35 

713 
20 

881 
30 
30 

500 

957 
100 
20 

6817 191,107 
4315 8 

59,050 8 
16,994 418,388 
17,037 8 
13,662"° 231,407 

9409 192,250 
9140 188,613 

59,050 587,000 
11,261 188,613 

4307 78,380 

1 As of third week, fall term 1942; 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 
only. 6 Excludes capital outlay and auxiliary enterprises such as dormitory, athletics, etc. 7 First session. Second 
session: 23; (a) 173; third term, 75; (b) second term, 9; third term, 6; (c) 194; (d) 32; (e) 235; (f) 11; (g) 243; 
(h) 81; (i) 5; (j) 303; (k) 61; (1) 11; (m) 50; (n) 137; (0) 7; (p) 120; (q) 14; (r) 37; (s) 160; (t) 14. 8 Not reported. 
9 Approximately. 1 0 Included in binding. 1 1 Includes periodicals. 1 2 First session Includes 5 librarians; sum-
mer session includes 3 librarians; (a) 4 librarians; (b)l librarian. 1 3 Excludes building operation and maintenance: 

$3916; (a) $1585; (c) $962. 14 Not available. 15 $62 for printed catalog cards. 16 Total circulation; Includes 
reservebookloans. 1 7 Included in volumes lent for home use. 1 8 Special August session, 1 4 3 . 1 9 Includes student 
service. 20 Included in staff salaries. 21 Includes periodicals. 22 Included in books. 23 Summer session only. 
24 Two years' periodical expenditure. 25 Open shelves, no record kept. 26 Not paid from library funds. 27 Pre-
session, 286; postsession, 210; (a) presession, 25; postsession, 21. 28 Confidential. 29 Includes overnight loans 
only. 30 Included in salaries and supplies. 31 Includes binding and rebinding. 32 No record. 33 Estimated 
50,000. 34 Totals for books and periodicals. 



Teachers College and Normal School Library General and Salary* Statistics 

Library 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 
Arkansas, Conway, State Teachers College 
California, San Diego, State College 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 
Georgia, Collegeboro, Georgia Teachers College 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois State Teachers College 
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 
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... 
• v j Missouri, Warrensburg, Central Missouri State Teachers C o l l e g e . . . 

Nebraska, Kearney, State Teachers College 
Nebraska, Peru, State Teachers College 
New Mexico, Las Vegas, Highlands University 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 
New York, Geneseo, 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 
Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 
Virginia, Farmville, State Teachers College 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 
Wisconsin, Oshkosh, State Teachers College 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 

Library Income Last Fiscal Year Number of Employees in 
Allocation Full-Time Equivalent 

from Clerical 
Institution Profes- Subpro- and 

Budget Other Total sional fessional Other 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
Low 

$5704 
7260 

34,582 
29,554 

8429 
9100 

25,369 

17,632 
22,576 

7900 

11,261 
5000 

i 
' 5 0 0 0 
18,051 

2400 
8801 
9400 

21,971 
19,601 
16,788 

6449 
5129 
5648 

8127 
i 

59 j050 
16,994 
17,036 
14,614 
10,860 

9140 

59,050 
9270 
2400 

$43 

5167 

293 
2500 
500 

30 

34217 
34287" 

6147b 

12417® 
627d 

$5747 
7260 

34,582 
34,721 

8429 
9193 

25,369 

20,132 
23,076 

7900 

7971 1297e 

534Uf 
110478 

5341 
557 

30 

11,261 
5030 

6 

' 5000 
18,051 

5821 
12,229 

9400 
22,585 
19,601 
16,788 

6449 
6369 
5709 
4896 
8100 

s 

13^468 
3 

59 j 050 
16,994 
17,036 
14,614 
10,959 

9140 

59,050 
1 1 , 1 1 0 

4896 

1 
2 
7 
6i 
2 
3 
6 
4 
7 
3 
9 
2 
2 
4 
2 
1 
4 
3 
5 
2 
2 
1 
71 
5 
3 
2 
2 
1 
1 
2 
3 
2 
1 

12 
4 
3 
4 
2 
3 

12 
3 
1 

Total 

1 
2 
9 
94 
2 
3 

3 
11 
2 
2 
6 
24 
1 
4 
5 
6 
2 
2 
6 
n 
54 
3 
2 
2 
1 
l1 
2 
3 
2 
1 

12 
44 
3 ! 
4 
3 
3 

12 
3 
1 

Associate 
or 

Assistant 
Chief Chief 

Librarian Librarian 

-Salaries-

Subprofessional and 
Department Heads Professional Assistants Clerical Assistants 
No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. No. Min. Max. 

$2450 
1824 
3780 
24001 
27502 
2700 

1,3 

21502b 
3 

2900 
6 

2000 
2300*5 

t 
20002* 
1700 
2970 
2500 
34501 
2100 

6 
2400 
4000 
40002' 
3144 
1800 
2100 
2700 
19931 
2770, 
30942' 
1500 
1704 

3 

3600 
3000 
26002" 
3600 
2500 

4000 2741 
2500 1875 
1500 1200 

$1334 

i9252« 

2250 

1900 , 
22002 

3 

18502h 

2100 

1920 

2741 

1550 
1800 

1800 

1200 

$2580 $2940 

1750 

l l 
1 

2150 

54 $1500 $2000 3 

"l i200 1500 
... 3 3 3 

2 1800 18002° i 
i.950 1 

'2 1630 i720 
5 1 ... .

5 
s ' 2 

3 ' 2 
" i 900 

3 i500 i800 
isoo ' 2 

'4 1 2 6 0 2400 1 

i ... .
5 

5 

' 4 
274 i ' 4 1650 i650 
23652J 1 3010 " i 

2 1980 2192 

2 1850 2000 

800 2100 
8252" 19202 

6 2580 2940 
2 18374 2050 
1 1750 1500 

1500 
1632 

1200 1700 

$1140 $1620 
720 1140 

1 2 0 0 2 d . 
715 

2 2760 27602m 

8 1500 2150 
3 1600 1800 

1320 

691 

8 2760 3010 4 1320 
2 1575 1800 1 930 

4 1200 900 4 691 

1485 
600 

691 

55Q2k 

1500 
690 
630 

1368 

1620 
9274 
550 

1 Acting librarian. 2 Plus $275 for summer session; (a) $192; (b) $478; (c) $400; (d) $267; (e) $329; (f) $314; 
<g) $286; (h) $265; (i) $325; (j) $300; (k) $200; (1) $516; (m) $150; (n) $500.3 Not reported. 4 No separate 
budget for the library. 5 Not for publication or confidential. 6 Not available. 7 Includes unexpended balance 

of $2341; (a) $1468; (b) $19; (c) $56; (d) $62; (e) $129; (f) $1666; (g) $13. 8 2 associate or assistant chief librari-
ans; $3171; $3279. * Salaries as of May 1, 1943. . 



Teachers College and Normal School Library General and Salary Statistics 

Student Service Last 
Fiscal Year 

Total 

Library 

Arizona, Flagstaff, State Teachers College 
Arkansas, Conway, State Teachers College 
California, San Diego, State College 
Colorado, Greeley, State College of Education 
Connecticut, New Haven, State Teachers College 
Georgia, Collegeboro, Georgia Teachers College 
Illinois, Carbondale, Southern Illinois State Teachers College 
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 
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 

hH 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 Mexico, Las Vegas, Highlands University 
New York, Albany, State College for Teachers 
New York, Geneseo, 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 
Texas, Denton, North Texas State Teachers College 
Texas, San Marcos, Southwest Texas State Teachers College 
Virginia, Farmville, State Teachers College 
Virginia, Harrisonburg, Madison College 
Wisconsin, Oshkosh, State Teachers College 
Wisconsin, Stevens Point, Central State Teachers College 

H i g h . . . 
Median. 
L o w . . . . 

Hours 
for Mini- Maxi- Profes-

Year mum mum sional 

1058 l l 12 
I l l 12 

3588 .60 .60 12 
14,983 

l 
.30 .40 12 14,983 

l l I . 10 
I .25 .25 12 

13,107 
l 

l l l 13,107 
l .30 .30 9 
l .25 .25 11 

2132 .30 .30 12 
1134 l I 12 
2300 .35 9s 
1160 .30 .35 104 
6091 l l l 
5006 l l 104 

500 .20 .20 12 
7612 .25 .25 12 

l .30 .30 12 
12,268 .25 12 

2854 .35 .35 12 
4661 .25 .25 12 

0 .30 .30 12 
250* .30 .30 10 

0 0 0 10 
59405 .25 .25 12 

l .40 .405 12 
2016 .20 .25 12 
1576 .35 .40 12 
358 .35 .35 12 

1989 .40 .40 12 
1842 .40 .40 9 
3535 .20 .30 w 
4813 .30 .50 12 

40,318 .30 .30 12 
11,172 .30 .30 12 

3500 .30 .30 12 
l .30 .30 9-11 

1365 .40 .40 ' 12 
1016 .40 .40 12 

40,318 .60 .60 12 
2854 .30 .30 12 

250 .20 .20 9 

Number of Months for 
Which Salary Is Paid 

Subpro-
fessional 

and 
Clerical 

12 

12 

Hours per Week 
Required of Each 

Full-Time Staff Member 
Subpro-

fessional 
Profes- and 
sional Clerical 

Number of Days Allowed with Pay as: 
Annual Vacation 

Subpro-
fessional 

Profes- and 
sional Clerical 

25 

Special Holidays 
Subpro-

Profes-
sional 

14 

fessional 
and 

Clerical 

392 26 27 
40 40 26 i5 7 7 
38 404 30-32 11 I t i 
40 0 14 
40 

1 1 
0 18 

39 39 0 0 i s l 
40 42J 0 12 204 0 
402* 12 5 

' 39-40 39-40 25 25 l 
384 384 0 0 22 
38 0 0 20 

.1 . .1 l l l l 
41 0 0 54 44 
38 24 12 
44 30 10 
39 ' l 22 0 15 l 
44 18 18 4 i 
37 26 24 
42 18 4 

l 26 _ i 25 [ i 
38 0 26 

l _ .1 0 l 
39-40 0 40 

42 25 5 
384 17 6 
43"> 22 14 
44 24 10 
42 24 4 
40 0 20 
40 24 11 
40 10 4 
414 18 l 
40 38 12 '8 12 i 
44 33 25 25 10 io 
42 0 • 
42 42 27 18 5 
40 36 18 

44 44 36 25 40 10 
40 39 24 164 

8 
13 5 

37 8 10 
164 
8 4 4 

Sabbatical 
Leave 

All 
All 
Professional 
None 
None 
None 

Not for the duration 
All 
None 

1 Not reported. 2 Summer session: 30; (a) first term, 43, second, 
7 Assistant librarian, 9. * Salaries are as of May 1,1943. 

33; (b) summer session, 42, summer vacation, 40. 3 Plus summer session. 4 Summer session only. 5 Not paid from library budget. 6 No stated policy.