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crl-11822	Cain, Stith M.	Student Library Committees	1965	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1868	62	46	Instead of having student library committees which take much time, they have been success- ful in determining student needs through the following: ( 1 ) informal conferences with individual students; ( 2) receiving suggestions from students by having a suggestion box near the circulation desk; ( 3) informal conferences with professors about problems of their students; ( 4) receiving suggestions from student as- sistants; ( 5) receiving suggestions from students called in before regular faculty library committees on library problems; ( 6) receiving suggestions from students, who serve as members of faculty com- mittees that the librarian serves on; and ( 7) discussing library problems two or three times annually with officers of dif- ferent student groups and giving the stu- dents a chance to ask questions and say anything they want concerning the li- brary and the student body. Local circumstances should determine the use or nonuse of student library committees.	cache/crl-11822.pdf	txt/crl-11822.txt