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History Department
(College of Arts and Letters )
Librarian Liaison: Nancy
Snyder
Faculty Representative: Dr. Mark
Michael
Location of Collection: Woodward Library, Level 3
Overall Collecting Level: present overall level d= basic
level; Desired level
is C=study
Purpose/program description:
Library
collection supports
courses for undergraduate majors and non-majors as part of the general
education core requirements.
- Accrediting body: N/A
- Degrees offered/majors or areas of specialization: B.A.
Collection Development Plan 2004-05
- Targeted Areas: Philosophy: Islam, Ethics--applied, history
& theory; History: Middle Eastern, Asian and
American
General Collection Guidelines:
Languages: English
Chronological Guidelines: 1900-
Dates of Publication: 1999-
Geographical Areas: W=world
Noted Publishers: American
Philosophical Society; University
of Georgia Press ; Houghton
Mifflin ; Allyn & Bacon/Longman
; Blackwell
Review Sources: Books in Print
; h-net reviews
Material Formats Collected: monographs and videos
Material Formats Excluded: workbooks, textbooks, review
copies, computer software, instructional software, books in CD or
tape format (library storage/operational constraints)
Other General Considerations:
Statement of Collection Strengths and Weaknesses:
LC Subject Subdivisions: (C;D-DX,E,F)
History:
- Aux. Sciences of History (C1-999)
- History of Civilization (CB1-999)
- Archaeology (CC1-999)
- Diplomats. Archives. Seals (CD1-999)
- Technical Chronology. Calendar (CE1-9999)
- Numismatics (CJ1-9999
- Inscriptions. Epigraphy (CN1-9999)
- Heraldry (CR1-9999)
- Genealogy (CS1-9999)
- Biography (CT1-9999)
- History (General) (D1-2009)
- Great Britain. England. Wales. Scotland. Ireland (DA1-995)
- History of Central Europe (DAW1001-1051)
- Austria. - Liechtenstein- Czechoslovakia- Hungary (DB1-9999)
- France (DC1-9999)
- Germany (DD1-9999)
- America (E-F)
Philosophy/Religion
- Philosophy general (B1-5802)
- Logic (BC1-199)
- Speculative Philosophy (BD10-701)
- Aesthetics (BH1-301)
- Ethics (BJ1-1725)
- Religions , Mythology, Rationalism (BL1-2790)
- Judaism (BM 1-990)
- Islam. Bahaism. Theosophy (BP1-610)
- Buddhism (BQ1-9800)
- Christianity (BR1-1725)
- The Bible (BS1-2970)
- Doctrinal Theology (BT10-1480)
- Practical Theology (BV1-5099)
- Christian Denominations (BX1-9999)
Related Subject Areas:
Impact of Local, Regional, or National Cooperative Programs:
Other Considerations:
Prepared by: sj
updated: 6/17/04
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