AGENDA LIBRARY BOARD MEETING January 19, 2016

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1 I. Call to Order AGENDA LIBRARY BOARD MEETING January 19, 2016 II. Salute to the Flag III. First Public Participation Members of the audience may speak about any open agenda item during this time period. Time limit is 3 minutes per individual. IV. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Board Meeting December 15, V. Approval of the Treasurer s report VI. Approval of the Bills VII. Report of the Director & Departmental Reports VIII. Report of Committees Finance Tom Arangio Public Relations Laurie Rozakis Personnel Laura Ulric Buildings and Grounds Rosemary Trudden School Board Liaison Brendan Mahoney Long Range Planning Laura Ulric IX. Unfinished Business X. Communications XI. New Business Approve the appointment of Donna Mullins, FT Typist Clerk, at a rate of $17.61 per hour, effective February 1, Approve the appointment of Sean Kelly, PT Page, at the rate of $8.75, effective 12/20/15. XII. Other New Business Approve the payment to Fine Finish Construction Inc. for the pump house repair work in the amount of $4,300. Approve to reserve a table at the Farmingdale Community Summit Expo at a cost of $35. Approve to place a full page ad in the Farmingdale Community Summit Expo journal at a cost of $135. XIII. Second Public Participation Members of the audience may speak about any open agenda item during this time period. Time limit is 3 minutes per individual. XIV. Executive Session as Needed XV. Adjournment XVI. Date of Next Board Meeting February 16, 2016 at 6 PM.

2 PRESENT: Laura Ulric, President Tom Arangio, Vice President Laurie Rozakis, Trustee Brendan Mahoney, Trustee Debbie Podolski, Director Christa Lucarelli, Assistant Director Joseph Tafuro, Treasurer Absent: Rosemary Trudden, Secretary UNAPPROVED MINUTES BOARD OF TRUSTEES FARMINGDALE PUBLIC LIBRARY DECEMBER 15, 2015 President Laura Ulric called the meeting to order at 6:00 pm SALUTE TO THE FLAG FIRST PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Ken Ulric, 56 Grant St., Farmingdale, NY stated that the Friends of the Library Craft Fair will once again be held on the weekend before Mother s Day. Information will be sent out after January 1, ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the minutes of the Board meeting of November 17, TREASURER S REPORT The Board accepted the Treasurer s Report subject to the annual audit. APPROVAL OF THE BILLS ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the schedule of bills. The vote was unanimous. REPORT OF DIRECTOR AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS Director Debbie Podolski reported that all Citibank accounts have been closed out at this time. The reconstruction of the front steps will be completed by the end of the week and work will begin on the surrounding pavers in the spring. Christa Lucarell, Assistant Director, updated the Board on the Triple P program. This program continues to be very successful with the special needs community as well as the teen volunteers and their parents. The program continues to make the library accessible to those with special needs, fosters a friendship between typical developing children and those with special needs, promotes awareness and education, and helps to build a life-long library habit in the participants.

3 REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEES Finance/Budget Tom Arangio, Laurie Rozakis None Buildings and Grounds Rosemary Trudden None Long Range Planning Laura Ulric None Personnel Laura Ulric None Public Relations Laurie Rozakis School Board Liaison Brendan Mahoney Brendan Mahoney reported the school district recently received a threat by a student and the district has addressed the situation. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the Financial Report of June 30, 2015 as prepared by Baldessari & Coster LLP. Dennis Stoker of Baldessari & Coster reviewed the report and answered questions for the Board. NEW BUSINESS ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the resignation of Ann Caruso, PT Clerk in the Business Office effective 12/22/15. ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the resignation of Lyndi Catania, PT Clerk at the Circulation Desk effective 12/20/15. OTHER NEW BUSINESS ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the proposal from PSL Industries to reset the railing and replace two sections of bluestone pavers at a cost of $1, ON A MOTION BY Brendan Mahoney, SECOND BY Tom Arangio, the Board approved the proposal from PSL Industries to remove and replace 160 linear feet of curbing in the front of the building at a cost of $14, SECOND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION EXECUTIVE SESSION The Board went into Executive Session at 6:35pm to discuss personnel matters. The Board came out of Executive Session at 6:40pm. President Laura Ulric adjourned the meeting at 6:41pm.

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27 REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR Debbie Podolski January 19, 2016 Business Office The presentative from the New York Insurance Fund performed their annual review of payroll and employee categories. Buildings and Grounds We were very lucky to be able to take advantage of the warm temperatures and proceed with two phases of the step project. The sidewalks around the building have been completed. PSL Industries completed the job in sections to allow patrons access to the building. The concrete for the steps was poured and the original bluestone was set in place. However, there are some areas that need grinding and grouting. Therefore, it was recommended that the fencing remain up until work resumes in the spring. ALIS/NLS The ALIS library directors will be meeting this week to vote to approve the recommendation of the ALIS NLS Investigative Committee to rejoin all ALIS functions with NLS and to approve that the ALIS board proceed with the planning process. I will be the 2016 chair of the ALIS board. Staff As you know, Michelle Tafreshi retired as of December 31. The Reference staff planned a nice retirement luncheon for her. Michelle promises to visit us in the future and plans to travel with her family and continue to work part-time for the Elmont Library. With the resignation of Ann Caruso, I have delegated her duties to Therese Rudden, Christa Lucarelli, and Dolores Nicholes until a new person is hired. Connie Kunkel updated all of the library s CS4s which is the first step to requesting a canvass list. I canvassed the Typist Clerk list to replace the open position due to the resignation of Lyndi Catania. I prepared the canvass letters which were mailed out before the holidays. Valerie Miller and I interviewed fifteen candidates within a two day period. I am happy to report that there were multiple qualified candidates. Based on Civil Service rules to hire within the top three, one of the more qualified candidates was able to be reached. Donna Mullins accepted the position and will start on February 1. I will be sending out canvass letters for Ann Caruso s position this week. Hopefully, the process will be as smooth. The next canvass will be for Therese Rudden s position. Meetings Outside the Library ALIS Annual Meeting 12/10 Rotary 1/5 NLS - ALIS Executive Board Meeting 12/17 NLS - MLD Executive Board Meeting 1/6 NLS - ALIS Investigative Committee Meeting 1/7 NLS Reinvention Com- 1/12 Respectfully submitted, Debbie Podolski

28 Report of Assistant Director January 19, 2016 Submitted by Christa Lucarelli The New Year brought about some changes in the children s department. We have completely revamped the playroom using the Family Place Library standards as guidelines. We began by taking inventory of the toys that were in the playroom. If the toy did not fit the Family Place Library criteria for aiding in early childhood development, it was removed from the room. Additionally, all electronic toys were removed from the room as they do not allow for open ended play. We then removed the storage units and toys from the stage and placed them on the main floor of the playroom. Now all of the toys are easily accessible to the children and within their range of vision. Each cubby of the storage units has been labeled so the children and adults can return the toys to their proper place. We rearranged some of the adult seating in the children s department and were able to bring comfortable seating into the playroom for the adults using the room with their children. We created a reading nook on the stage consisting of a book case, comfortable chairs, and a selection of board books for the adult and child to share. We have noticed quite a few children enjoying the books we have put on display and have had many parents comment how much they like the way the room is now arranged. I have been working on the book bundles with the Readers Advisory librarians. The inaugural bundles are all biographical in nature and there are approximately 12 bundles ready for circulation. These bundles can contain a biography, a cookbook, a DVD, a compact disc, a fiction book or a nonfiction book depending on the person the bundle is about. Additional bundles will be created as needed or on a monthly basis. The librarians are already hard at work creating bundles for next month for our patrons. Though it is still quite cold outside it is time to start planning for warmer temperatures. This year s summer reading club theme is Ready, Set, Read. I will begin meeting with each department next month to create a timeline for summer reading preparation. We have already ordered some of our supplies and will begin to brainstorm and divide up the responsibilities. Last year we received many donations from local businesses and hope the same will be true this year. We will begin to solicit donations next month as well. These donations are used as weekly prizes for children, teens, and adults. The patrons enjoy the opportunity to win a great prize and gives them a bit more incentive to read more and check in with the librarians for their weekly raffle ticket. It promises to be another fun filled summer here at the library! Respectfully Submitted, Christa Lucarelli

29 Reference Department Report January 19 th, 2015 Submitted by Stuart Schaeffer, Head of Reference Stuart Schaeffer wrote eight blog entries for the Reference Reader blog in December Titles of blog posts included, Can I Stream It?, Books+Houses+Reading=Smart Kids, What About that Number?, Ten Things from Tech Republic, Money for 2016 and The Party s Over. For the whole year, Stuart Schaeffer wrote 111 blog entries which is the second year in a row in which he posted over 100 blog entries. Also, during the year, there were over 24,000 visits to the Reference Reader blog (actually 24,062). In December, Stuart Schaeffer changed the octagon display case (near the magazine section) from a New York Baseball display to 'All Things New York City - Travel' display. Stuart Schaeffer hosted a CHIP (Computer Help in Person) Chat on December 8 th which covered our online resource The Historical New York Times. Two patrons attended the session in which we discussed searching, printing, ing and articles from the database. Handouts were given to the patrons who really learned a lot at the program and enjoyed it as well. The following table shows usage of some more highly used online databases during the period July 1, 2015 to December 31, The table compares total online usage of various databases for the 6 month period continuing from 7/1/14 to 12/31/14 and comparing that total to the 6 month period continuing from 7/1/15 to 12/31/15. Extraordinary usage statistics should be noted for Sesame Street ebooks (133%), Transparent Language (100%), History Reference Center (258%), Heritage Quest (209%), ProQuest Research Library (134%) and the Automobile Reference Center (57%). Name of Database/category Usage from 7/1/14-12/31/14 Usage from 7/1/15-12/31/15 % Change Sesame Street ebooks % Transparent Language % History Reference Center % Heritage Quest % ProQuest Research Library % ProQuest Health Management % ProQuest Black Newspapers % ProQuest Education Journals % ProQuest Computing Journals % ProQuest New York Times % Wall Street Journal Historical % ERIC % Automobile Repair Ref. Center %

30 Reference Department Report January 19 th, 2015 Submitted by Stuart Schaeffer, Head of Reference During the month of December Laura Lorusso weeded the whole Teacher s Center Collection which consisted of books, DVD s, and VHS s. Laura Lorusso is in the middle of checking the circulating collection for missing, lost, and non-circulating items. Lists of these books were given to Laura by Christa Lucarelli. Finally, Laura is deleting books, VHS and DVD s from our collection on an ongoing basis. With regard to her periodical/magazine responsibilities, Laura Lorusso is in the process of reviewing and evaluating the magazine renewal list the first half of 2016 from EBSCO. Reviewing and evaluating the list will help Laura decide which publications will be renewed or cancelled. The following table gives the circulation statistics for material in the library s World Language Collection (WLC) for the three month period of September, 1 st, 2015 to December 31 st, World Language Collection Languages # of Books Circulation % of Books That Circulated Chinese % French % German % Hindi % Italian % Korean % Russian % Spanish % Stuart A. Schaeffer Head of Reference January 12 th, 2016

31 Reference Department Report January 19 th, 2015 Submitted by Stuart Schaeffer, Head of Reference Reference Blog Hits Month July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan 1631 Feb 1485 Mar 1532 Apr 2815 May 1786 June 2017 Total CERC Usage Maureen Dillon Month July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 9 3 Jan 6 Feb 10 Mar 17 Apr 9 May 14 June 11 Total Senior Connections Statistics Month July 11 8 Aug 6 8 Sep Oct Nov 20 7 Dec 10 8 Jan 7 Feb 5 Mar 4 Apr 11 May 8 June 2 Total

32 Adult Programming Board Report Tuesday, January 19, 2016 Submitted by Caryn Emde, Adult Programming Coordinator December is usually a quite month at the library because of the holidays, but we had great turnout for a few of our programs. Fanny Cakes was here on the 1 st for a filled to capacity program in which the instructors showed patrons how to make a cupcake bouquet. The patrons created edible bouquets that looked great and tasted good too! This was my first time using Fanny Cakes and I look forward to having them back in the future. I thought I would try an adult coloring night because adult themed coloring books are so popular right now. I wasn t sure how many people I would get, because of the holidays, but I advertised it as a destress event and I am happy to report that we had 14 people show up! Many of the patrons enjoyed it so much that they wanted to make it an ongoing program, so I have scheduled them once a month for the upcoming year. I am in high hopes that we will get more patrons for the upcoming dates. Our concert this month was in conjunction with the Town of Oyster Bay Distinguished Artist series: the band Just Sixties performed the show The Stories! The Songs! In between songs the band talked about the events and culture of the 1960s and engaged the audience with trivia questions. We had over 160 people dancing in the aisles and singing along it was a very fun show and a good time was had by all!

33 Adult Services Program Statistics - June 2013 Dec-15 Date Program Name Program Cost Attendance Category 12/8 Farmingdale Cinema $0 48 Movie 12/15 Farmingdale Cinema $0 46 Movie 12/1 Tuesday Matinee $0 14 Movie 12/8 Let's Dish Cookbook Club $0 9 Ed/Lecture 12/10 Knitting Club $0 6 Ed/Lecture 12/10 AARP Defensive Driving $0 18 Ed/Lecture 12/14 AARP Defensive Driving $0 18 Ed/Lecture 12/10 All Ages Defensive Driving $0 14 Ed/Lecture 12/3 Paul Gatto - Library Jazz Lounge $ Musical Concert 12/10 Paul Gatto - Library Jazz Lounge $ Musical Concert 12/17 Paul Gatto - Library Jazz Lounge $ Musical Concert 12/21 Paul Gatto - Library Jazz Lounge $ Musical Concert 12/30 Paul Gatto - Library Jazz Lounge $ Musical Concert 12/9 Writer's Group $30 14 Artistic/Creative 12/23 Writer's Group $30 12 Artistic/Creative 12/1 Cupcake Bouquet Fanny Cakes $ Ed/Lecture 12/17 Adult Coloring Night $0 14 Artistic/Creative 12/13 Just Sixties $ Concert 12/9 Broadway Show and Holiday Light Tour NYC 56 Bus Trip TOTAL $1, Date Program Program Cost Attendance Category 12/1 Tai Chi - 12/1, 12/8 (Patrons paid $20 in November) $ Exercise 12/3 Turbo Kick - 12/3, 12/10 (Patrons paid $25 in October) $ Exercise 12/12 Chair Yoga - 12/12, 12/19 (Patrons pay $25) $ Exercise 12/14 Yoga - 12/14, 12/21 (Patrons pay $25) $ Exercise 12/22 Tai Chi - 12/22, 12/29 (Patrons pay $20) $ Exercise Total $ Total Attendance: 827

34 December Young Adult Board Report January 19, 2016 Natalie Korsavidis, Head of Young Adult In order to help me plan upcoming teen programs, I decided to create a survey for them to fill out. I made multiple copies and placed them in the teen room. The surveys were also given out to the teen volunteers at the Monday night Triple P program. I added programs for May and June based on the filled out surveys I was given. Graphic novels are always a big hit with the teens. To end the year, I put up a graphic novel display. It s been filled a few times and I have seen teens and adults flip through the books as they were in the room. I plan to keep this display up until the end of January I was installed as President of the Young Adult Services Division of the Nassau County Library Association this month. I already have a wonderful program planned for the Long Island Library Conference and hope to create some great workshops for the young adult librarians in Nassau County. Statistics December 2015 Young Adult Date Program Name Fee Attendance Total: Total: Computer Usage 113 Facebook 48 Blog 29

35 December 2015 Youth Services Board Report January 19, 2016 Submitted by Elena Jannello Natalie Korsavidis Inspired by a blog post online, I hosted a Stuffed Animal Pet Show at the end of December. Each child that attended brought their favorite stuffed animal. The children were able to make new collars or bracelets for their stuffed friends with foam strips. For decorations, they had beads, gems, pomp oms, and foam shapes. I also put out various fabric pieces if they wanted to add extra embellishments and combs to make sure their stuffed friends were runway ready. Once they were all decorated and dressed up, the children wrote their stuffed friends names on index cards and what was special about them. It was then runway time. Each child walked down the room with their animal as I read the information about their stuffed friend to loud applause. Both the children and the parents had a wonderful time; the children especially loved being in the spotlight as they showed off their friends. Elena Jannello This month I have been busy gathering materials for our revamped Parent/Child Workshop that begins January 14, I have been creating bibliographies, organizing informational handouts and pamphlets, and pulling print materials for each of the five weeks of this program. We are excited to bring this new program to our patrons as it will now be more aligned with the guidelines and mission put forth by Family Place Libraries, which is to increase the capacity of libraries throughout the nation to recognize and realize their full potential as community hubs for healthy child and family development, parent and community involvement and lifelong learning beginning at birth. Lauren Florez This month I created Holiday Storytimes to Go and switched over to Winter Storytimes to Go, both of which were very popular. Total Storytimes to Go checked out to date is 326. I ran various children's programs and put up displays. Jennifer Montalbano This month for four weeks we ran the Tiny Tumbling Tots program for children ages 1-4 years. It was a success; the program was very well attended and the children had an opportunity to work and enhance on their gross motor skills through the use of various equipment in our programming room, such as ride on toys, a play tunnel, a mini ball pit, and a slide just to name a few. Parachute play and songs concluded the session. I am looking forward to running it again in the future! Victoria Curran As we get closer to the start of our Parent Child Workshop, planning and preparing has been in full force. Throughout the month of December, we finished ordering and organizing all of the new items purchased for this program. These new items will enable us to follow the recommended stations, each geared towards aspects of child development. The infant toy section, for example, is now filled with stacking items, toys that teach cause and effect, and sensory friendly items that will encourage

36 December 2015 Youth Services Board Report January 19, 2016 Submitted by Elena Jannello hands-on interaction. We've expanded the blocks section as well, to include multiple different textures and sizes, all readily available for imaginative play. Other sections include, puzzles, dramatic play, music, transportation, and manipulatives. We are looking forward to offering this great program to encourage parent and child interaction and to offer the members of our community a chance to talk with child development professionals. In addition to the preparation for Parent Child Workshop, we also dedicated a lot of time to our Triple P programs. I am happy to report that we still have about 75 participants attending each night, including both participants and volunteers. During December, Mr. Berardi, one of the middle school gym teachers, ran physical fun activities that the children enjoyed. We also offered games, crafts, and hands-on activities for the group as an alternative option. Coming up, we are looking forward to a Paint Night, Bingo, a Magic Show, Tae Kwon Do, Yoga, and much, much more!

37 December Youth Services Date Program $ Child Parent Total Age 12/1/15 Baby & me $ mos 12/2/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/2/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/2/15 Skill Builders $ yrs 12/3/15 Snowflake Storytime $ All 12/3/15 Video Game Club $ Sp Nd 12/4/15 Friday Fun $ All 12/5/15 Sand art $ All 12/5/15 ASL $ K-5 12/7/15 Triple P $ Sp Nd 12/8/15 Baby & me $ mos 12/9/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/9/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/9/15 Skill Builders $ yrs 12/10/15 Open Play $ All 12/10/15 Video Game Club $ Sp Nd 12/11/15 Friday Fun $ All 12/12/15 Gingerbread Storytime $ All 12/12/15 ASL $ K-5 12/13/15 Winter Fun $ All 12/14/15 Triple P $ Sp Nd 12/15/15 Baby & me $ mos 12/16/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/16/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/16/15 Skill Builders $ yrs 12/17/15 Mini movers $ mos 12/17/15 Video Game Club $ Sp Nd 12/18/15 Friday Fun $ All 12/19/15 Gingerbread bags $ All 12/19/15 ASL $ K-5 12/21/15 Triple P $ Sp Nd 12/22/15 Baby & me $ mos 12/23/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/23/15 Tiny Tumbling Tots $ yrs 12/28/15 Open Play $ All 12/28/15 Creation Station $ All 12/28/15 Triple P $ Sp Nd 12/28/15 Movie $ All 12/29/15 Open Play $ All 12/29/15 Petland Show $ All 12/29/15 Movie Marathon $ Sp Nd 12/30/15 Stuffed Animal pty $ All 12/30/15 VGC $ Sp nd # of programs 42 $

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39 CIRCULATION STATISTICS 2006 THROUGH 2016 JULY AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN TOTAL FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY FY

40 CIRCULATION STATISTICS - DIGITAL COLLECTIONS OVERDRIVE - New Patrons OVERDRIVE - ebooks OVERDRIVE - Audio books OVERDRIVE - Disney OVERDRIVE - Kindle ZINIO SESAME STREET ebooks

41 CIRCULATION STATISTICS - DIGITAL COLLECTIONS TUMBLE BOOKS GALE VIRTUAL REFERENCE LIBRARY TRANSPARENT LANGUAGE SELF-CHECK - ADULT CIRCULATION SELF CHECK - CHILDREN'S CIRCULATION

42 PATRON STATISTICS ACTIVE PATRONS N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PATRONS ADDED N/A N/A N/A PATRONS WITH N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A PATRON SELF-SERVICE FROM HOME RENEWALS HOLDS

43 INTERLIBRARY LOAN RECEIVED PROVIDED Website Statistics for the Fiscal Year Newsletter Subscribers Statistics

44 Computer Usage Fiscal Year Adult Young Adult Childrens Childrens ipad Childrens Computer Games

45 Adult Service Questions REFERENCE BOOKS INFORMATION DIRECTIONAL Youth Services Questions Youth Services Reference Books

46 LIBRARY PROGRAM ATTENDANCE AND PEOPLE COUNTER ATTENDANCE AT COMMUNITY GROUPS MEETING ROOM USE BY COMMUNITY GROUPS PEOPLE COUNTER *24301 *19637 *20688 * N/A* N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A *People Counter at front doors broken

47 DATABASE STATISTICS CORE Collection Britannica Online Library Edition U.S Annals of American History Global Reference Center Webster's Dictionary Online World Data Analyst st Century Explorer Opposing Viewpoints in Context

48 CORE Collection Continued Kids Infobits Promt Litfinder Science in Context GreenFILE History Reference Center Primary Search

49 CORE Collection Continued Searchasaurus LexisNexis Learning Express Library Heritage Quest , ,787 ABI/INFORM Dateline (Select) ABI/Inform Trade and Industrial Journals Hoovers

50 CORE Collection Continued The Financial Times ProQuest Research Library , ,205 Proquest Health Management Proquest Black Newspapers National Newspapers Premier New York Times Historical Newsday

51 CORE Collection Continued ProQuest Education Journals ProQuest Entrepreneurship Journals ProQuest Computing Journals ProQuest New York Times ProQuest Science Journals Wall Street Journal Historical ERIC

52 NOVEL Databases Continued Business Insights: Essentials Gannett Newsstand Complete elibrary Elementary Health Reference Center Academic Infotrac Newsstand National Newspaper Index New York State Newspapers Amazing Animals

53 NOVEL Databases Continued America the Beautiful Encyclopedia Americana Lands and Peoples Multimedia Encyclopedia New Book of Knowledge New Book of Popular Science Nueva Enciclopedia Cumbre

54 NOVEL Databases Continued Kids Infobits General OneFile Other Databases Academic OneFile Agriculture Collection Biography in Context Business and Company ASAP Business Economics and Theory

55 Other Databases Continued Communications and Mass Media Collection Computer Database Contemporary Authors Criminal Justice Collection Culinary Arts Collection Discovering Collection Diversity Studies Collection

56 Other Databases Continued Environmental Studies and Policy Expanded Academic ASAP Fine Arts and Music Collection Gale Newsstand/Custom Newspapers Gardening, Landscaping and Horticulture Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Issues Collection Gender Studies Collection

57 Other Databases Continued General Reference Center Gold General Science Collection Health and Wellness Resource Center Home Improvement Collection Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Informe Academico Information Science & Library Issues Collection

58 Other Databases Continued Insurance & Liability Collection Literature Resource Center Military and Intelligence Collection Nursing and Allied Health Collection Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine Popular Magazines Psychology Collection

59 Other Databases Continued Religion and Philosophy Collection Scribner Writers Series Small Business Collection Student Resources in Context Twayne Authors Series U.S. History in Context Vocations and Careers Collection War and Terrorism Collection

60 Other Databases Continued What Do I Read Next? World History Collection EBSCO A-to-Z/Full-Text Finder Automobile Repair Reference Center Consumer Reports , Funk & Wagnalls Encyclopedia NoveList Plus , ,432

61 Other Databases Continued NoveList Plus K Teacher Reference Center Video Encyclopedia of 20th Century World History Image Collection OCLC First Search , ,009 Reference USA , ,008 World Book Online

62 Other Databases continued Newsday - Historical Co-Central Libraries Oxford Art Online Oxford Music Online