As the national administration has encouraged greater voluntary support of educational and cultural institutions, many universities have launched major fundraising efforts among alumni and friends. This paper examines endowment funds and annual gifts to library schools whose programs are accredited by the American Library Association. Tables present data on the market value of endowment funds and the annual income and annual gifts. Endowment funds range from zero to $ 1.5 million. Nineteen schools have endowments of more than $ 100,000, but four of these are in the process of closing. The authors suggest ways in which support may be increased and also make observations about the future of private support
This study examines the donation and solicitation of gifts to school library media centers in Iowa. ...
Graduate programs in all disciplines view external funding as a benchmark of success. For students o...
In 1989 an anonymous bequest of nearly $15 million was made to The Indianapolis Foundation, creatin...
Resource dependencies have increased substantially at colleges and universities over the years due t...
This is the first study since the 1990’s that solicits information about fundraising activity from a...
Most large academic libraries employ one or more professional fund raisers know as academic library ...
In recent years, decreases in higher education budgets have forced academic libraries to rely more h...
THEP A S T DECADE has been one of burgeoning budgets in academic libraries. During 1950-51 a random ...
Higher education is currently in a crisis that is affecting institutions of all sizes. As the allott...
Public colleges and universities need more income than government can provide. States now typically ...
Academic institutions around the United States are facing pressure to reduce tuition and fees in ord...
Reviews the growth and development of library fund raising within the context of library history and...
As a result of waning institutional support and charitable foundation interest, teaching and learnin...
Successful Fundraising for the Academic Library: Philanthropy in Higher Education. Kathryn Dilworth ...
Content: Alumni Gift by Johnnie Ann Ralph The Crisis in Scientific Journal Publishing: Consortial ...
This study examines the donation and solicitation of gifts to school library media centers in Iowa. ...
Graduate programs in all disciplines view external funding as a benchmark of success. For students o...
In 1989 an anonymous bequest of nearly $15 million was made to The Indianapolis Foundation, creatin...
Resource dependencies have increased substantially at colleges and universities over the years due t...
This is the first study since the 1990’s that solicits information about fundraising activity from a...
Most large academic libraries employ one or more professional fund raisers know as academic library ...
In recent years, decreases in higher education budgets have forced academic libraries to rely more h...
THEP A S T DECADE has been one of burgeoning budgets in academic libraries. During 1950-51 a random ...
Higher education is currently in a crisis that is affecting institutions of all sizes. As the allott...
Public colleges and universities need more income than government can provide. States now typically ...
Academic institutions around the United States are facing pressure to reduce tuition and fees in ord...
Reviews the growth and development of library fund raising within the context of library history and...
As a result of waning institutional support and charitable foundation interest, teaching and learnin...
Successful Fundraising for the Academic Library: Philanthropy in Higher Education. Kathryn Dilworth ...
Content: Alumni Gift by Johnnie Ann Ralph The Crisis in Scientific Journal Publishing: Consortial ...
This study examines the donation and solicitation of gifts to school library media centers in Iowa. ...
Graduate programs in all disciplines view external funding as a benchmark of success. For students o...
In 1989 an anonymous bequest of nearly $15 million was made to The Indianapolis Foundation, creatin...