Installation of a new compact shelving unit on Cravens fifth floor has been completed. The unit is manually operated using hand cranks, and provides space for an additional 3000 volumes on that floor. The unit was funded through a Classroom Improvement Grant from the Provost’s office. The additional shelf space will help alleviate overcrowding on that floor. Allison Sircy and Jessica Simpson (pictured) oversaw the shelving of volumes on the new unit and will work with student assistants and staff this summer shifting volumes throughout the fifth floor.
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Now that is way cool! I’ve never seen book shelves that you could crank to see more books! I am going to show this post to my head librarian today! Great blog too, btw.
I see the books are well organized! I hope these books can be easily accessed! The prices of textbook nowadays are becoming expensive. There’s lower chance of acquiring new books for students who can’t afford them. I only rely on libraries and online book rentals for cheaper textbook cost.
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The design and layout is very efficient because the books are not very hard to reach and the lighting is good for reading.
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“The unit is manually operated using hand cranks, and provides space for an additional 3000 volumes on that floor.”
Libraries can always use more space. This sounds like a neat idea and wise use of the grant.
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