Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 14:17:59 -0500
From: Mary Ellen Kenreich (Portland State U.) < kenreichm_at_pdx.edu>
Subject: RE - Split Funds for Purchases
We don't have a policy on this. We've started splitting funds more
frequently now that we have III as our ILS and it is very easy to do.
I'll be interested in libraries who do set limits and why. There may be
some issues that we haven't thought about yet.
Thanks.
Mary Ellen Kenreich
Acquisitions Librarian
Portland State University
503-725-5780
503-725-5799 fax
kenreichm_at_pdx.edu <mailto:kenreichm_at_pdx.edu>
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Subject: ACQNET: Split Funds for Purchases
Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 2:45 pm
From: Thelma Diercks (Univ. of Hawaii) <thelma_at_hawaii.edu>
Subject: Split Funds for Purchases
Expensive materials purchases are often split among several
funds. Acquisitions departments are accustomed to ordering
such items on split funds.
There are times, however, when selectors request that
inexpensive materials be split between a couple funds.
QUESTION: At what price level do you allow fund splitting -
$50, $500 or more? Do you have policies in place regarding
this matter?
- would appreciate hearing from you on this subject.
-
helma Diercks
Head, Acquisitions Department
Interim Head, Collection Services Division
University of Hawaii Library
email: thelma_at_hawaii.edu
phone: (808) 956-2611
fax: (808) 956-8596
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