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Collection Development Policy

 
School Of Business

School of Business (College of Professional Programs & Social Sciences  
Librarian liaison: 
Lori Buchanan 
Faculty Representative:
John Volker  

Location of Collection: Woodward Library, Level 3

Overall Collecting Level:  Desired level is C(Study) with 40% of collection increased to level B (Research) to support the MSM program

Purpose and program description:  The collection supports an undergraduate program offering Accounting, Business Law, Economics, General Business, Decision Sciences, Finance, Management and Marketing concentrations. and a Masters of Science in Management (MSM)

 Collection Development Plan 2005-06

  • Targeted Areas:  Globalism, TQM, Diversity, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Technology, Gender Issues, Electronic Commerce, Business GIS and Ethics

General Collection Guidelines

Languages: English

Chronological Guidelines: A= Pre 1900; B= 1900-1960; C=1961 -present

Dates of Publication: 2000-

Geographical Areas:  U.S.; Worldwide for Bus. Stats., Econ, and Accounting, Europe, Japan

Noted Publishers:  CRC Press  Harvard University Press   Harvard Business School Publishing

Reviews:     H-net online reviews; Books in Print 

Material Formats Collected: monographs, videos

Material Formats Excluded:  workbooks and consumables, review copies, computer software, instructional software,  books on CD or tape (library storage/operational constraints)

Other General Considerations:   

Statement of Collection Strengths and Weaknesses:  Management collection should be graduate level to support the MSM

LC Subject Subdivisions:   

  •  Statistics (HA1-473)
  •  Economics (HB1-3840)
  •  Economic History (HC10-1085)
  • Industries, land use and labor (HD28-9999)
  • Transportation and communication (HE1-9990)
  • Commerce (HF1-6182)
  • Finance (HG1-9999)
  • Public finance (HJ9-9940)
  • Commercial law (K1000-1395)

Related Subject Areas:    Increase level to research in support of the MSM program

Impact of Local, Regional, or National Cooperative Programs:    Special programs and consultations are offered through the Center for Continuing Education, Center for Industrial Services and Small Business Development Center.

Other Considerations: 

Prepared by: sj

Date: 9/26/05

 


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