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Library Collections: A Forum
With a major downturn in the California economic climate, accompanied by changes in campus research and curricular directions, all UC libraries are in the process of reviewing licensed electronic resources that carry ongoing subscription costs. Reductions to collections budgets across the UC system necessitate reductions in book, journal and database electronic expenditures. Within the next two years, UC libraries must reduce the overall expenditure for UC-wide licensed ejournal content by a significant amount. The General Library invites you, the UC Davis faculty, students and staff, to participate in the comment process which identifies licensed packages or journal titles that are less relevant or do not fulfill the expected critical needs of campus core academic and/or emerging programs. We encourage you to provide us with feedback about the addition or cancellation of content before final disposition decisions are made.
For more information and details about the Library Collections: A Forum web site and about the review process, please see the More Details page.
If you have questions or comments regarding this web site, please contact: Gail Yokote, AUL for Collections (gyokote@ucdavis.edu ).
If you wish to suggest other resources to add or to cancel, please complete the suggested title form.
CDL Resources To Which the UC Davis General Library No Longer Subscribe
These are resources which UC Davis no longer accesses, but some other UC campuses may have access.
Update — January 5, 2010: 2009 ejournal package renewal survey results
Between October and November, 2009, a survey of selected titles from ejournal publisher packages that were being negotiated for renewal in 2010 was posted to the Library Collections: A Forum. These publisher packages (Wiley/Blackwell; Taylor & Francis; Informa; Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins; Mary Ann Liebert) are now being negotiated by the California Digital Library staff using input from all UC campus libraries regarding which titles are important to keep within the packages. Soon, we will learn the outcomes of these negotiations.


