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    An oral history with Frank S. Emi

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    An oral interview with Frank S. Emi, civil rights activist and leading figure of the Heart Mountain Fair Play Committee. The interview was conducted for the Japanese American Oral History Project by California State University, Fullerton. Transcript is found in item: csufccop_jaoh_0170.The Japanese American Oral History Project features oral histories with narrators who talk about their lives, pre and post World War II, but most specifically, about their experience being incarcerated in camps during World War II

    Michael Shigeru Yasutake oral history interview

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    Ron Ikejiri interviewed Michael S. Yasutake on May 13, 2004 at Yasutake's office in Culver City, California. Mike Yasutake was born in Long Beach, California and his family moved to the Gardena/Torrance area when he was 4. Later, in January 1941, Yasutake was drafted into the US Army and served during WWII as a translator and instructor with the Military Intelligence Service. He was involved in combat and intelligence missions in the South Pacific, China and Japan. Yasutke was interviewed as part of the South Bay Historical Project created by the South Bay Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League.Includes sixteen oral histories reflecting the various experiences of South Bay Issei and Nisei. Some grew up on farms and others in suburban area; some were incarcerated during WWII in incarceration camps and some spent all or part of the war working and living in other parts of the US or Japan. All of them returned to the South Bay after WWII and observed the changes that have occurred in area through the end of the twentieth century

    [Dedication to Dan Dickman; Henry Fukuhara teaching to workshop participants; Workshop participants; Mountains; Manzanar; Structures at Keeler, California]

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      "Its not a painting till its painted." A Watercolor Workshop with Henry Fukuhara that occured at Manzanar, Alabama Hills, and Keeler. Includes a dedication to Dan Dickman of Keeler, California.The Henry Fukuhara Paint Out Collection is the art, life, and work of watercolor artist Henry Fukuhara (1913 - 2010), a Japanese American abstract watercolor artist best known for his watercolor paintings of Santa Monica, California and Manzanar, a World War ll era Japanese American incarceration camp. The collection includes photographs from exhibits, hand painted correspondence, flyers, and gallery information

      2002-2003 Library Statistics

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      Descriptive statistics for CSU campuses as reported by library directors for fiscal year 2002-03This collection consists of reports by or about the California State University.Reports were generated by various Chancellor’s Office divisions, committees and other entities including the state government. The reports consist of analytical, programmatic, feasibility or budgetary reports dealing with planning, administration, teaching, the functions of the university system and other subjects.The California State University Division of Information Technology Services Office of The Chancellor January 2004 Table of Contents This document contains descriptive statistics for CSU campuses as reported by library directors for fiscal year 2002-03. They are organized into sections as follows: Service Outlets...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Staffing.......................................................................................... 1 Operating Expenditures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Collections Added . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Collections Held . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 The document is available as both an Excel and a PDF file at http:/ /www.calstate.edu/LS/ CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Staffing Student Librarians All other paid assistants agd other ~ staff(e~pt ' from all Total FTE ".i.i 1 professional I Other student library funding staff - (sum ' staff (sum of Librarians professional assistants) Assistants services s sources of cols. 2, 3, ! cols.2a,2b FTE staff FTE) (FTE FTE FTE FTE 4,5 I ! (2) (2a) (2b) (3) (3a) (4) (5) (6) Bakersfield 1 11.97 8.97 3.00 15.00 13.00 9.71 36.68 Channel Islands 5.33 2.33 3.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 12.33 Chico 16.24 16.24 31.00 25.50 29.40 76.64 Dominguez HIiis 15.00 13.00 2.00 16.00 9.00 7.00 38.00 Fresno 27.51 25.51 2.00 45.83 29.75 41.19 114.53 Fullerton 1 27.09 27.09 39.08 28.15 35.57 101.74 Hayward 1 14.00 12.00 2.00 20.00 15.00 12.00 46.00 Humboldt 16.23 12.23 4.00 20.43 15.43 11 .25 47.91 Long Beach 1 32.92 21.92 11.00 41.50 32.00 2.00 26.12 102.54 Los Angeles 20.00 17.00 3.00 30.00 21 .00 1.00 30.50 81 .50 Maritime Academy 1 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.50 2.00 5.50 Monterey Bay 8.02 8.02 7.00 5.00 2.60 17.62 Northridge 31.00 26.00 5.00 58.00 32.00 91 .00 180.00 Pomona 14.66 14.66 35.50 25.50 12.86 63.02 Sacramento 1 31.48 30.98 0.50 52.31 39.03 41.40 125.19 San Bernardino 13.23 13.23 28.17 22.00 17.99 59.39 San Diego 1 49.27 34.27 15.00 57.63 43.73 55.08 161 .98 San Francisco 1 27.35 27.35 60.52 35.59 37.49 125.36 San Jose 31 .73 29.73 2.00 50.00 24.00 34.60 116.33 San Luis Obispo 13.20 13.20 42.25 33.00 17.74 73.19 San Marcos 13.95 13.95 21 .75 17.75 10.38 46.08 Sonoma 1 11 .70 10.70 1.00 28.40 15.40 12.17 52.27 Stanislaus 1 10.50 9.50 1.00 17.00 14.00 11 .10 38.60 Total 10 444.38 389.88 54.50 721 .87 500.33 3.00 553.15 1,722.40 Page 1 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Operating Expenditures Salaries and Wages Information Resources Total Librarians and salaries and Books, serial other AH other paid Wages backfiles, Current professional Other staff (except (except stdt. and other serials (sum staff (sum of professional student asst) (sum Student print Books~ Books- of cols. 11 a, cots.7a, 7b Librarians staff assistants of cols. 7,8 assistants materials rint electronic 11b) State University (7) (7a) (7b) (8) (Ba) (9) (10) (10a) (10b) (11) Bakersfield 717,948717,948 491,712 226,236226,236 591,452 1,309,4001,309,400 115,135 243,741N/A243,741 N/A 389,402 Channel Islands 264,210264,210 160,346 103,864103,864 111,666 375,876375,876 36,105 81,52681,526 80,014 1,5121,512 3,585 Chico 1,116,6181,116,618 1,010,358 106,260106,260 1,216,811 2,333,4292,333,429 445,843 278,190278,190 278,190 685,152DominguezHIiis685,152 Dominguez HIiis 999,301 799,021799,021 200,280 707,798707,798 1,707,099 125,101125,101 133,357 N/A NIA 550,307Fresno550,307 Fresno 2,129,319 2,018,0892,018,089 111,230 1,722,8301,722,830 3,852,149 620,016620,016 838,336 751,590751,590 86,746 1,051,641Fullerton1,051 ,641 Fullerton 1,785,614 1,541,0411,541,041 244,573 1,525,7591,525,759 3,311,373 583,152583,152 1,044,507 1,044,5071,044,507 633,019 Hayward 1,097,8661,097,866 886,866 211,000211,000 855,668 1,953,5341,953,534 198,529 218,083218,083 218,083 651,590Humboldt651,590 Humboldt 1,135,194 899,212899,212 235,982 197,099197,099 1,332,293 167,823167,823 331,541 331,541331,541 445,698 Long Beach 2,429,0462,429,046 1,407,737 1,021,3091,021 ,309 1,583,783 4,012,8294,012,829 399,761 542,954542,954 483,928 1,214,515LosAngeles1 ,214,515 Los Angeles 1,516,284 1,201,5851,201,585 314,699 1,077,9181,077,918 2,594,202 447,070447,070 551,007 551,007551,007 715,728 Maritime Academy 146,388146,388 146,388 55,30855,308 201,696 18,13218,132 57,236 57,23657,236 31,634 Monterey Bay 584,046584,046 584,046 276,833276,833 860,879 39,54539,545 68,956 68,95668,956 62,700 Northrldge 2,248,4442,248,444 1,773,280 475,164475,164 2,304,123 4,552,5674,552,567 656,483 496,252496,252 496,252 811,077Pomona811,077 Pomona 1,156,570 1,156,5701,156,570 1,443,126 2,599,6962,599,696 201,888 543,318543,318 528,265 15,05315,053 803,808 Sacramento 2,112,2252,112,225 2,100,230 11,99511,995 2,042,058 4,154,2834,154,283 693,200 932,925932,925 932,925 1,059,973SanBernardino1,059,973 San Bernardino 912,017 796,157796,157 115,860 1,166,1691,166,169 2,078,186 233,127233,127 153,717 153,717153,717 408,026 San Diego 3,373,0273,373,027 2,146,326 1,226,7011,226,701 2,997,422 6,370,4496,370,449 855,337 809,097809,097 808,810 1,172,931SanFrancisco1,172,931 San Francisco 1,995,917 1,995,9171,995,917 2,333,880 4,329,7984,329,798 644,061 430,812430,812 430,812 689,386SanJose689,386 San Jose 2,330,303 2,210,2702,210,270 120,033 2,144,9882,144,988 4,475,291 683,057683,057 513,986 504,917504,917 9,069 934,771SanLuisObispo934,771 San Luis Obispo 876,118 876,118876,118 1,822,476 2,698,5942,698,594 192,059 215,084215,084 215,084 927,965SanMarcos927,965 San Marcos 914,913 914,913914,913 754,233 1,669,1461,669,146 180,200 220,189220,189 220,189 246,127Sonoma246,127 Sonoma 734,264 619,364619,364 114,900 1,524,5551,524,555 2,258,819 152,276152,276 102,099 102,099102,099 362,299 Stanis la us 678,635678,635 576,431 102,204102,204 614,759 1,293,3941,293,394 148,204 134,290134,290 134,290 674,186Total674,186 Total 31,254,267 26,311,97726,311,977 4,942,290 29,070,71429,070,714 60,324,982 7,836,1047,836,104 8,941,203 8,392,4128,392,412 112,380 14,525,520Page2of12CSUAnnualLibraryStatistics2002−2003OperatingExpendituresInformationResourcesComputerTotalfilesandInformationsearchresourcesservices−DocumentI(sumofincludingCurrentserialdelivery/cols.10,11,PeriodicalSerialCurrentserials−−Audiovisualcurrentsubscriptionsinterlibrary12,13,14,subecritionssubscritionsmicrofonnmaterials8′−SerlalselectronicloanOther15,16StateUniversity(11a)(11b)(12)(13)(14)(14a)(15)(16)(16a)Bakersfield14,525,520 Page 2 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Operating Expenditures Information Resources Computer Total files and Information search resources services- Document I (sumof including Current serial delivery/ cols.10, 11 , Periodical Serial Current serials-- Audiovisual current subscriptions interlibrary 12, 13, 14, subecri tions subscri tions microfonn materials 8'-Serlals electronic loan Other 15, 16 State University (11a) (11b) (12) (13) (14) (14a) (15) (16) (16a) Bakersfield 298,373 91,02991,029 19,231 NIA 89,60389,603 19,037 761,014ChannelIslands761,014 Channel Islands 3,585 0 62,00062,000 101,793 101,793101,793 248,904 Chico 515,391515,391 169,761 48,78148,781 11,907 257,472257,472 247,741 12,77112,771 722 1,294,995DominguezHIiis1,294,995 Dominguez HIiis 476,930 73,37773,377 7,506 1,8221,822 197,564 NIA NIA 890,556Fresno890,556 Fresno 823,844 227,797227,797 123,508 49,89949,899 174,436 174,436NIA174,436 NIA 5,189 2,243,009Fullerton2,243,009 Fullerton 533,364 99,65599,655 48,038 23,03523,035 550,041 230,357230,357 90,522 372372 2,389,534 Hayward 435,061435,061 216,529 36,49436,494 6,860 312,447312,447 312,447 27,71627,716 1,253,190 Humboldt 366,814366,814 78,884 15,19715,197 30,387 279,684279,684 277,637 30,50730,507 1,033 1,134,047LongBeach1,134,047 Long Beach 1,031,704 182,811182,811 38,731 74,76274,762 508,954 218,294218,294 19,678 2,399,594LosAngeles2,399,594 Los Angeles 609,071 106,657106,657 27,497 57,97257,972 376,850 155,100155,100 1,813 1,730,867MaritimeAcademy1,730,867 Maritime Academy 31,634 994994 12,841 102,705MontereyBay102,705 Monterey Bay 56,586 6,1146,114 3,112 90,61190,611 12,008 1,6421,642 227,021 Northrldge 325,661325,661 485,416 52,64952,649 64,584 426,425426,425 425,000 5,0005,000 1,855,987 Pomona 505,666505,666 298,142 62,61462,614 16,277 356,291356,291 252,857 77,73677,736 1,860,044 Sacramento 902,449902,449 157,524 96,13696,136 43,373 320,749320,749 319,621 2,7192,719 794 2,456,669SanBernardino2,456,669 San Bernardino 266,567 141,459141 ,459 15,598 1,1531,153 259,183 NIA 800NIA800 NIA 838,477 San Diego 883,315883,315 289,616 181,379181,379 41,935 693,208693,208 660,549 71,07571,075 1,008 2,970,633SanFrancisco2,970,633 San Francisco 458,724 230,662230,662 171,316 6,2806,280 1,509,267 1,192,3531,192,353 66,378 16,52616,526 2,889,965 San Jose 812,247812,247 122,524 35,55835,558 26,765 619,916619,916 614,464 15,72415,724 2,146,720 San Luis Obispo 640,426640,426 287,539 78,08078,080 6,027 310,600310,600 79,272 25,26225,262 1,563,018 San Marcos 155,944155,944 90,183 28,63528,635 19,766 177,990177,990 169,852 7,6137,613 700,320 . Sonoma 214,342214,342 147,957 21,07321,073 15,860 272,522272,522 191,836 7,4087,408 781,261 Stanislaus 483,090483,090 191,096 NIA 138,417138,417 138,417 10,35610,356 957,249 Total 10,830,78810,830,788 3,694,732 1,108,0211,108,021 564,770 8,036,8648,036,864 5,774,035 493,757493,757 25,644 33,695,780Page3of12CSUAnnualLibraryStatistics2002−2003OperatingExpendituresInformationResources1′FurnitureandiComputerTotalEmployee 1equipment−hardwareBibliograph−operatingfringebenefitsTotalIexcludingndsoftwareicutilities,Allotherexpenditures(ifpaidfromexpenditureslcomputerincludingnetworks,operating(sumof7−thelibrary(sumofcols.luimentmaintenanceandconsortia;e.ditures.10,11,12−21budet)22and23a)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23a)(23)33,695,780 Page 3 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Operating Expenditures Information Resources 1' Furniture andi Computer Total Employee ~ 1 equipment- hardware Bibliograph- operating fringe benefits Total I excluding nd software ic utilities, All other expenditures (if paid from expenditures l computer including networks, operating (sum of 7- the library (sum of cols. l ui ment maintenance and consortia; e .ditures. 10, 11, 12-21 bud et) 22 and 23a) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23a) (23) 23,857 16,03916,039 113,703 36,76236,762 187,455 2,563,3642,563,364 341,248 2,904,613ChannelIslands2,904,613 Channel Islands 80,979 137,662137,662 1,307 880,833880,833 83,560 964,393Chico964,393 Chico 34,735 6,2646,264 109,826 50,89850,898 178,121 4,454,1114,454,111 4,454,111 Dominguez HIiis 4,1764,176 156,569 35,87035,870 2,919,371 2,919,371Fresno2,919,371 Fresno 47,522 87,74387,743 142,172 75,24775,247 143,447 7,211,3057,211,305 7,211,305 Fullerton 22,80522,805 33,048 216,932216,932 66,244 190,647190,647 5,769,228 5,769,228Hayward5,769,228 Hayward 21,513 N/A 56,20856,208 51,146 110,063110,063 3,644,183 3,644,183Humboldt3,644,183 Humboldt 8,935 20,33020,330 81,104 32,40132,401 101,092 2,878,0252,878,025 2,878,025 Long Beach 48,72748,727 111,975 132,427132,427 103,913 800,871800,871 8,010,097 8,010,097LosAngeles8,010,097 Los Angeles 40,000 136,614136,614 2,500 64,00064,000 242,872 5,258,1255,258,125 626,760 5,884,885MaritimeAcademy5,884,885 Maritime Academy 6,356 9,9129,912 2,326 26,78726,787 367,914 49,14549,145 417,059 Monterey Bay 9,4609,460 5,338 1,0311,031 28,178 47,86347,863 1,219,315 1,219,315Northrldge1,219,315 Northrldge 65,000 55,72655,726 237,631 79,48379,483 276,353 7,779,2307,779,230 7,779,230 Pomona 25,33525,335 47,314 175,864175,864 22,965 119,632119,632 5,052,738 512,025512,025 5,564,763 Sacramento 40,50040,500 122,375 121,844121,844 70,827 554,757554,757 8,214,455 N/A 8,214,455SanBernardino8,214,455 San Bernardino 2,214 9,3589,358 95,255 NIA 129,622129,622 3,386,239 403,161403,161 3,789,400 San Diego 89,93489,934 214,017 566,441566,441 120,756 367,069367,069 11,554,636 1,403,1371,403,137 12,957,773 San Francisco 12,91812,918 86,898 65,57265,572 93,127 287,699287,699 8,410,038 8,410,038SanJose8,410,038 San Jose 26,069 6,9266,926 96,130 214,810214,810 221,468 7,870,4717,870,471 1,086,763 8,957,234SanLuisObispo8,957,234 San Luis Obispo 44,857 182,213182,213 180,570 96,38996,389 123,467 5,081,1675,081,167 691,624 5,772,791SanMarcos5,772,791 San Marcos 23,727 36,79836,798 182,896 78,03478,034 73,071 2,944,1922,944,192 459,903 3,404,095Sonoma3,404,095 Sonoma 2,506 17,87417,874 28,631 164,227164,227 72,054 3,477,6483,477,648 3,477,648 Stanlslaus 8,4858,485 63,019 75,50675,506 44,629 138,508138,508 2,728,994 355,431355,431 3,084,425 Total 609,631609,631 1,340,848 2,986,3852,986,385 1,496,362 4,430,0954,430,095 111,675,680 6,012,7576,012,757 117,688,437 Page 4 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Collections Added l Books and I bound periodicals Books, prln Added by Added by I (volumes) (sum and Books,excf. Electronic purchase, gift, excl. Bound Juvenile } Textbooks, Volumes l of cols. 24a, electronic juv's and books excl juv's andl juv's and periodicals works-print 12 print withdrawn- l 24b, 24c, 24d titles texts vols. titles texts vols texts vols. vols. vols. vols. r1nt 1 State University (24) (25) (24a) (25a) (24a(1)) (24a(2)) (24b) (24c) (24d) (24e) Bakersfield 7,059 17,951 4,692 1,892 4,029 663 2,309 58 25,882 Channel Islands Chico 14,256 15,654 10,236 5,105 9,963 273 3,393 195 432 8,493 Dominguez HIiis 9,944 8,217 9,337 NIA 9,337 503 104 27,629 Fresno 26,634 23,533 23,463 3 21,144 2,319 2,324 680 167 15,365 Fullerton 27,072 21,373 25,185 824 21,587 3,598 1,352 505 30 10,450 Hayward 9,357 NIA 7,702 NIA NIA 1,488 167 6,627 Humboldt 13,737 NIA 12,132 826 7,919 4,213 1,361 164 80 2,307 Long Beach 21,006 5,125 15,879 1,196 11,813 4,066 4,354 536 237 12,031 Los Angeles 19,317 19,236 15,966 2,813 14,532 1,434 2,894 457 1,654 Maritime Academy 3,408 11,582 3,028 600 1,752 1,276 380 754 Monterey Bay 3,918 4,280 3,510 1,363 3,121 389 389 19 212 North ridge 21,151 27,985 16,284 13,377 2,901 4,107 661 99 NIA Pomona 14,410 12,983 11,725 4,366 10,887 838 2,338 347 2,258 Sacramento 57,818 41,867 52,434 NIA 15,924 36,510 4,322 519 543 2,086 San Bernardino 15,712 13,990 13,990 11,346 985 1,341 381 1,355 San Diego 30,314 29,538 25,260 4,036 22,791 2,469 4,627 427 730 San Francisco 29,176 9,698 28,393 1,118 9,939 18,454 473 310 4,224 San Jose 14,348 11,784 12,335 NIA 11,311 1,024 1,605 286 122 8,088 San Luis Obispo 17,730 11,908 7,568 4,617 4,655 599 2,943 825 6,394 32,687 San Marcos 10,336 11,594 6,773 6,228 5,102 1,671 1,270 2,293 1,133 Sonoma 10,504 NIA 7,620 NIA 636 6,984 2,257 610 17 2,471 Stan Isla us 9,185 6,253 8,860 7,571 1,289 23 302 NIA 1,971 Total 386,392 304,551 322,372 34,987 218,736 91,955 46,053 9,846 8,121 168,407 Page 5 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Collections Added Government documents- Include goV't Paid and documents unpaid Paid , · not reported PRINT Total numbe periodical Paid serial Manuscripts Cartographic elsewhere subscrlp- of unique subscription subscriptions- Current titles- Mlcroforms and archives materials units tlons titles rint nt rint electronlc units linear feet units State University (26) (27) (28) (27a) (27b) (29) (30) (31) (32) Bakersfield 251 336 780 3,270 Channel Islands Chico 3,500 19 19 17 2 4 13,997 66 495 Dominguez HIiis 1,125 9,665 Fresno 1,980 15 14 15 409 1,379 68 4,109 Fullerton 114 114 27 11 1,016 23,039 311 Hayward 1,719 4,026 NIA Humboldt 6,953 3,812 558 220 Long Beach 43 27 16 1,550 11,720 33 376 Los Angeles 20,663 3 3 17,097 Maritime Academy NIA NIA N/A 5 Monterey Bay 3 NIA 2 175 Northridge 41,765 1,678 17,523 3,211 Pomona 75 165 15 49 18,676 145 17 Sacramento NIA 36 36 20 5 NIA 17,878 470 San Bernardino 1,625 276 3,688 2 75 San Diego 8,344 184 184 10 4 2,625 53,191 154 1,678 San Francisco 25 25 20 5 762 67,012 67 58 . San Jose 11,173 8 8 8 11 NA 60 San Luis Obispo 3,048 8 8 7 629 47,551 31 100 San Marcos 22,968 67 61 Sonoma 1,073 NIA 6,473 NIA 102 Stanislaus 1,963 9 9 9 NIA NIA 16,981 5 72 Total 104,931 793 582 177 444 17,567 352,841 4,383 7,674 Page 6 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Collections Added Held Books and bound periodicals Film and I (volumes) Books, • Graphic Sound Video Other library (sum of cols. print and Books, excl. Electronic materials recoigs Materials Computer materials - j 24a,24b,24c electronlc juv's and books units uni units files units units 24d titles texts vols. titles (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (24) (25) (24a) (25a) 55 135 89 3 387,383 336,408 362,774 10,691 Channel Islands 66,182 67,945 63,307 1,763 Chico 11,006 50 266 71 281 956,146 NIA 736,900 NIA Dominguez HIiis 420,502 NIA NIA NIA Fresno 984 417 1,025,691 732,250 847,682 4,376 Fullerton 44 51 535 256 1,169,023 786,315 1,065,138 4,132 Hayward NIA 465 101 116 930,841 927,905 798,306 4,415 Humboldt 6 685 494 116 267 594,735 NIA 524,903 2,681 Long Beach 369 1,215 NIA 1,176,090 821,085 897,736 5,617 Los Angeles 123 498 418 1,127,398 656,094 897,395 8,171 Maritime Academy 20 39 38,224 46,778 38,224 5,000 Monterey Bay 2 147 54 53 60,931 59,752 55,632 4,027 Northrldge 2,939 1,396 81 NIA 1,274,351 771,429 1,015,824 7,607 Pomona 57 543 279 759,160 478,001 638,653 10,811 Sacramento 978 88 780 207 22 1,279,034 850,504 1,019,852 4,444 San Bernardino 4 35 28 39 NIA 775,594 537,514 659,543 6,853 San Diego 14 600 941 594 1,428,026 952,804 1,120,419 7,015 San Francisco 106 253 1,457 13 1,084,791 811,737 912,606 8,078 San Jose 579 NIA 1,177,694 1,031,241 893,476 4,548 • San Luis Obispo 186 96 356 185 105 770,404 628,183 599,059 1,933 San Marcos 193 99 303 120 222,213 191,033 164,514 20,554 Sonoma NIA 430 1,371 57 NIA 580,655 NIA 470,568 NIA Stanislaus 127 264 3 NIA 353,827 298,539 337,930 4,300 Total 12,538 8,107 11,286 2,698 731 17,658,895 10,985,517 14,120,441 127,016 Page 7 of 12 • • Bound _..x , , ~ periodicals .t • J.. u vols. State University (24b) Bakersfield 14,393 Channel Islands Chico Dominguez HIiis Fresno Fullerton Hayward Humboldt Long Beach Los Angeles Maritime Academy Monterey Bay North ridge Pomona Sacramento San Bernardino San Diego San Francisco San Jose San Luis Obispo San Marcos Sonoma Stanislaus Total 199,564 NIA 145,977 71,983 116,329 56,245 235,639 199,575 NIA 4,985 235,219 107,113 214,083 85,526 285,687 137,358 216,692 108,631 18,872 83,516 10,238 2,547,625 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Juvenile works-print vols. ! (24c) 6,768 2,875 19,682 NIA 20,332 17,349 16,206 11,182 32,598 30,409 303 12,058 13,394 24,460 14,630 21 ,920 34,827 60,757 37,093 36,971 10,249 5,659 429,722 Textbooks, K-12 Print vols. (24d) 3,448 NIA NIA 11,700 14,553 2,405 10,117 19 11 11,250 20,639 15,895 6,769 25,621 1,856 16,322 NIA 140,605 Collections Govemment1 documents­include gov't documents not reported elsewhere units (26) 709,563 46,924 279,357 65,040 400,897 871,231 1,793,116 666,401 2,406 652,372 400,117 329,963 311 ,770 93,612 113,974 6,736,743 Page 8 of 12 Held Paid and unpaid PRINT subscrip­tions (27) 1,728 40 1,600 1,906 4,020 4,765 2,284 2,517 4,087 2,110 272 472 3,783 5,430 4,061 1,758 8,716 5,420 1,770 5,145 2,350 1,085 1,816 67,135 Paid Total number periodical Paid serial Current Ii of unique subscription subscription I tltles- : titles- nt rint I ·nt electronic l (28) (27a) (27b) (29) 1,699 40 857 1,906 2,466 4,735 NIA 2,514 3,908 1,500 272 NIA 3,783 6,170 3,968 3,144 8,322 6,227 1,769 4,927 2,350 1,085 1,816 63,458 1,749 37 864 1,317 2,617 2,305 1,528 1,397 2,226 1,784 213 327 2,102 2,628 3,256 1,658 3,459 4,164 1,666 1,963 776 822 1,647 40,505 990 643 183 1,403 280 756 646 617 326 31 89 1,681 2,854 476 1,486 1,144 1,256 364 924 300 166 NIA 16,615 9,206 17,083 15,763 25,013 2,261 6,062 13,400 10,111 3,982 13,010 3,322 3,399 14,871 2,811 2,488 2,985 5,761 4,599 4,557 5,112 10,902 15,889 3,429 196,016 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Collections Held Film and • 1 Manusaipts Cartographic Graphic Sound video Other library Mia'Dforms and archives materials materials recordings materials I~ materials units linear feet units units units units I files (units units) (30) (31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) Bakersfield 30,707 600 7,978 80 2,670 5,426 1,498 102 Channel Islands 6 350 218 472 8 28 Chico 1,159,591 757 159,080 63,103 15,036 11,859 2,050 1,271,807 Dominguez HIiis 727,155 2,000 150 1,114 5,439 5,871 3 Fresno 1,211,141 1,616 161,880 2,792 72,668 4,457 8,432 Fullerton 1,121,532 976 9,926 22,518 21,677 5,294 3,514 10,346 Hayward 854,711 NIA 248 NIA 24,751 5,283 885 Humboldt 603,251 9,612 26,230 5,828 14,525 4,838 932 330,998 Long Beach 1,488,853 12,434 35,887 13,884 15,155 15,852 NIA Los Angeles 1,080,781 223 21,710 1,286 5,498 1,436 Maritime Academy 20,680 265 150 10 66 671 26 Monterey Bay 175 469 1 180 1,874 662 Northrldge 3,128,169 6,500 NIA 59,780 10,250 7,427 725 NIA Pomona 2,502,023 1,024 13,002 76 5,383 5,170 3,555 6,201 Sacramento 2,335,605 5,035 22,222 117,227 6,482 12,847 2,255 386 San Bernardino 652,814 824 16,084 416 10,463 5,021 164 NIA San Diego 4,315,311 5,857 138,976 11,551 10,905 3,624 5,563 11,662 San Francisco 2,357,608 6,544 14,366 91,984 59,475 25,130 1,177 65 San Jose 1,656,261 2,640 10,367 3,001 21,635 NIA 944 63,139 • San Luis Obispo 2,128,558 4,635 29,874 38,890 1,749 5,556 1,920 5,505 San Marcos 917,561 398_ 573 19,077 2,630 5,348 971 Sonoma 1,669,872 NIA 3,152 NIA 20,259 7,635 1,534 NIA Stanislaus 1,280,144 2,569 9,812 1,268 1,668 1,919 194 NIA Total 31,242,509 65,105 660,181 474,309 324,570 147,072 38,448 1,700,240 Page 9 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statistics 2002-2003 Services ! ' General Reserve ILL provided ILL provided I I! • Collectlon - In-house collectlon - to other to other 1 1LL provlded'.j ILL provided ILL provided I recorded use Mutual use recorded libraries libraries (non • to other ~ to CSU to UC circulation reshelvln transactions t circulation returnable returnable II libraries I libraries II libraries (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43) (44) (44a) (44b) 74,508 82,337 240 13,126 2,254 6,605 8,859 6,235 272 Channel Islands 13,030 1,562 378 Chico 162,344 169,909 467 41,382 3,713 5,177 8,890 6,031 455 Dominguez HIiis 41,667 47,654 438 15,029 4,670 5,024 9,694 6,549 418 Fresno 270,061 338,111 N/A 45,990 2,819 7,534 10,353 4,399 389 Fullerton 220,147 317,712 N/A 34,725 4,733 6,945 11,678 1,889 327 Hayward 97,740 86,815 356 77,994 9,277 1,795 11,072 2,768 165 Humboldt 132,292 178,801 243 90,388 3,005 3,705 6,710 2,717 330 Long Beach 248,235 115,053 10,688 25,403 3,211 6,106 9,317 4,677 408 Los Angeles 197,597 189,401 939 42,684 3,983 3,915 7,898 3,483 427 Maritime Academy 5,811 1,559 62 4,683 72 9 81 17 8 Monterey Bay 28,881 6,674 3,756 855 152 1,007 500 132 Northrldge 345,331 314,213 NIA 22,689 1,964 4,828 6,792 4,745 405 Pomona 241,'262 86,418 8,821 54,650 2,609 4,029 6,638 4,076 280 Sacramento 258,526 482,404 1,084 57,666 5,365 8,547 13,912 5,477 390 San Bernardino 102,920 156,308 3,240 23,285 3,590 3,223 6,813 4,120 285 San Diego 387,912 435,235 480 30,255 7,906 10,959 18,865 8,715 719 San Francisco 374,916 228,329 510 39,612 4,215 4,779 8,994 5,267 473 .. San Jose 204,286 132,974 4,958 38,999 4,030 5,219 9,249 6,236 283 San Luis Obispo 195,249 149,102 283 67,704 1,733 2,091 3,824 2,763 230 San Marcos 75,336 16,038 408 60,755 1,640 2,589 4,229 1,869 136 .. Sonoma 164,566 139,856 5,765 28,632 10,397 2,326 12,723 1,671 136 Stanislaus 70,596 16,903 13,401 1,529 3,672 5,201 3,328 135 Total 3,913,213 3,693,368 38,982 833,186 83,570 99,229 182,799 87,532 6,803 Page 10 of 12 CSU Annual Library Statis

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