Document Type
Article
Publication Date
4-22-1996
Keywords
Nelson Poynter Memorial Library; Library faculty surveys
Abstract
The authors of this survey worked collaboratively as part of a Research Methods course offered in the USF School of Library and Information Science (now, USF School of Information). They designed a survey to assess faculty priorities for library services in spring 1996, shortly before the opening of the new Nelson Poynter Memorial Library building. Through a survey of present faculty status and usage patterns, future service demands predicted by the faculty, and additional service dimensions, the authors of this document attempted to compile and assess faculty priorities for the new library on campus. Results were shared with the library staff during the spring of 1996 and all authors expressed their permission to share findings as part of the campus archives.
Rights Information
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License.
Scholar Commons Citation
Nelson Poynter Memorial Library.; Schnur, James Anthony; Fuller, Julie; and Husbands, Julie, "Survey of Library Service Priorities by the Instructional Faculty at the USF St. Petersburg Campus, March 1996 : A Summary of Findings" (1996). Library Faculty Assessments. 8.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/npml_fac_assessments/8
Comments
19 p. Includes a statement of problem, survey methodology, discussion and analysis of data, prospects for future research, survey results, comments, and a copy of the letter that was distributed with the survey.