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Library details: Frederick E. Berry Library is an Academic library.
This library is affiliated with Salem State University (view map)
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The collection of the library contains 308,252 volumes. The library circulates 21,781 items per year. The library serves a population of 7,548 FTE Enrollment.
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Administration: The director of the library is Susan E. Cirillo .
Organizational structure: The library is part of a publicly-funded organization. It operates on a Non-profit financial model.
Academic Level: The library Serves an educational institution at the University level. The Carnegie Foundation designates this institution as: Master's Colleges and Universities: Larger Programs (level 18).
| Statistics Academic | ||
|---|---|---|
| Enrollment | 7,548 | FTE Students |
| Collection size | 308,252 | volumes |
| Annual Circulation | 21,781 | transactions |
| Technology Profile | ||
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| Product Name | Year Contracted | |
| Current Automation System | Evergreen -- Independent | 2012 |
| Previous Automation System | Millennium | 1999 |
| Previous Automation System | PLUS | 1989 |
| Previous Automation System | CLSI | 1979 |
| Previous Automation System | None | |
| Discovery Service (w/index) | EBSCO Discovery Service | |
| The library participates in the shared automation system provided by the North of Boston Library Exchange (view map) | ||
| (The system currently named PLUS by Geac was previously called Libs100 or Libs100PLUS from a company called CLSI.) | ||
| Identifiers | |
|---|---|
| libraries.org ID | 3712 |
| OCLC Symbol | SST |
| NCES LIBID | 167729 |
Record History: This listing was created on Mar 17, 1999 and was last modified on Mar 19, 2021.
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