Hi Kayce,
I out of the office until next week, but I can answer your question.
Our students suit their theses and dissertations to ProQuest. We subscribe to their dissertations and theses global database. Our students' fees include a copy for themselves plus a copy for the library. Because of our database subscription, we also
have access online and our students can download a pdf of their own or any other dissertation available.
I am happy to answer any follow up questions you may have.
Sincerely,
Ruth Kinnersley
Ruth Kinnersley
Sent from my Smart phone. Please excuse typos.
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From: Kayce Gill
Date:08/10/2018 9:04 AM (GMT-06:00)
Subject: Policies & Procedures for Binding Theses & Dissertations
Hello,
I am reviewing our library's policies and procedures for binding theses and dissertations. We would like to move to an electronic-only collection for our institutional repository. I would like to know the following:
- Does your institution or library provide a bound copy to each student for free, or do students pay for bound copies?
- What is the process for students to request bound copies?
- What binding company do you use for theses and dissertations?
Thank you,
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Kayce Gill MSIS
Library Services Coordinator & Electronic Resources Librarian
Beaman Library
