Report
2007 Rasmuson Library User Surveys Results
Faculty Survey
Undergraduate Survey
Graduate Survey
Alaska & Polar Regions Department : Annual Report : July 1997-June 1998
Reaching Out
This year we began a public program series in and for the community. There were six 90-minute programs on weekday evenings at the Public Lands Information Center downtown:
Alaska & Polar Regions Department : Annual Report : July 1999-June 2000
Facilities
A year ago we explained how "deferred maintenance" of the Rasmuson Library building would help to preserve our collections. A reallocation approved by the Regents in June will enable us to rearrange our space as well. Among the changes in the latest draft plan:
Alaska & Polar Regions Department : Triennial Report : July 2000 - June 2003
The Alaska & Polar Regions Department began making annual reports in 1996, but you have not heard from us for three years. Our excuse is that we have been struggling to keep up with our regular work while Rasmuson Library was renovated top to bottom. A more profound reason is that we lost our ideal reader with the death of Elmer E. Rasmuson on December 1, 2000. We trust that the readers of this report will hold us to the same high standards.
The Building
The renovation is complete! Here are some benefits for collections and researchers:
Alaska & Polar Regions Department : Annual Report : 2003 - 2004
We have begun calling ourselves the APR "Collections" instead of "Department" in order to claim equality with other major research libraries and distinguish ourselves from other UAF units that focus on Alaska. Nothing else has changed.

