论文信息 - Fundraising for Smaller Academic Libraries

Fundraising for Smaller Academic Libraries

Abstract This article focuses on fundraising for smaller academic libraries. Fundraising obstacles and strategies for overcoming them are examined, and the smaller academic library that has little or no endowment and is located at a baccalaureate institution is targeted. Particular emphasis is given to institutions evolving from two-year to four-year programs.

Marie A. Kascus | M. Kascus

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