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SFU.Library
Ask. Explore. Discover.
W.AC Bennett Library
SFU Burnaby
8888 University Drive
Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6
www.lib.sfu.ca
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
Samuel and Frances Belzberg Library
SFU Vancouver
515 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 5K3
www.Lib.sfu.ca/about/belzberg/
Fraser Valley Real Estate Board
Academic Library
SFU Surrey
250- 13450 102nd Avenue
Surrey, BC V3T 0A3
www.tib.sfu.ca/about/surrey/
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Reference Questions
Instruction - number of Students
2007/08
2006/07
%
change
2007/08
2006/07
%
change
Bennett
30,920
35.670
-13%
14,761
16,284
-9%
Belzberg
8.061
8,524
-5%
578
932
-38%
Surrey
11.273
7,476
51%
3,483
3.923
-11%
SLC Workshops
n/a
n/a
n/a
2,383
1,650
44%
SLC Orientations
n/a
n/a
n/a
4,855
3,134
55%
Ask Us Here
297
318
-7%
Ask Us Live
2,517
1.900
32%
Ask
Lib
1.732
1.596
9%
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IServices
MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN................................................3
COLLECTIONS....................................................................................................4
SERVICES
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STUDENT LEARNING COMMONS .....................................................................
TECHNOLOGY.....................................................................................................8
WAC BENNETT LIBRARY...................................................................................9
SAMUEL AND FRANCES BELZBERG LIBRARY...............................................10
FRASER VALLEY REAL ESTATE BOARD ACADEMIC LIBRARY........................10
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BC ELECTRONIC LIBRARY NETWORK............................................................11
PARTNERSHIPS...............................................................................................11
DONATIONS......................................................................................................12
EVENTS AND OUTREACH ................................................................................15
STAFF HIGHLIGHTS.........................................................................................16
LIBRARY STATISTICS.......................................................................................21
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SFU Library Annual Report 2007-08
SFU Library Annual. Report 2007-08
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Bennett Belzberg
Surrey
Total 07/08
Total 06/07
% Change
General Collection
07/08
415,009
23,540
32,414
470,963
-8%
06/07
464,906
23,175
26,500
514,581
Equipment Loaned
61,811
N/A
95,810
157,621
114,735
37%
Used in Library
207,232
6,775
6,258
220.265
211,999
4%
Jounal/Database
Connections
n/a
n/a
n/a
2,069,230
2,290,640
-10%
E-Reserves Downloads
n/a
n/a
n/a
52,002
73,688
-29%
Sent to Other Libraries
n/a
n/a
n/a
14,285
16,584
-14%
Distance Ed. Deliveries
n/a
n/a
n/a
4,464
5,286
-16%
Total Use
n/a
n/a
n/a
2,988,830
3,227,513
-7%
Total Circulations
n/a
n/a
n/a
867,598
863,185
1%
Items Received from Other
Libraries
n/a
n/a
n/a
16,633
22,030
-24%
Media Bookings
n/a
N/A
n/a
2.037
2,353
-13%
3,500,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
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total - all use
• total - circulations
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MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN
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Collection Use
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In 2007/08 the Library continued to offer a diverse range of
services to all three campuses and online. By revitalizing
the student lounge, continuing to develop innovative student
Learning commons programs and increasing the number
of services available through our website, SFU Library
continued to seek new ways to meet the needs of the SFU
community. The 2007-08 Annual Report highlights the ways
SFU Library has supported its invitation to students and
researchers to Ask. Explore. Discover.
2007/08 was a year of new beginnings. Following on the
success in 1999 of Canada Foundation for Innovation
(CFI) proposal to facilitate the transition for Canadian
researchers and research libraries from print to online
science and technology journals, a further proposal
received funding in 2007 to effect a similar transition
for Humanities and Social Science scholarly materials.
For SFU, the collections which are licensed under this
initiative truly expand faculty and student access to
research resources. A second CFI-funded initiative, the
Synergies project, will enable SFU Library to continue
the development of the Public Knowledge Project (PKPI
software for scholarly journal and conference management,
and will support the transition online of the output of
anadian Humanity and Social Sciences (HSS) scholarly
esearch.
The Student Learning Commons introduced new programs
to support students whose first language is not English,
as well as students undertaking the 'Success Program',
managed through Student Services.
We continue to provide information sessions relating to
scholarly communications, public readings, and other
events of interest to the campus community. A particularly
enjoyable event this year was the Authors' reception, which
recognized SFU faculty and staff who have published books
or other formats.
SFU librarians and staff continue to find ways to enhance
our services to students and faculty and it is gratifying
to receive positive feedback. Still we always welcome
the opportunity to discuss new possibilities or issues of
concern to the SFU community.
Lynn Copeland
University Librarian and Dean of Library Services
SFU Library Annual Report 2007-08
SFU Library Annual Report 2007-08
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LIBRARY STATISTICS
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Collections
March 2007
Growth
07/08
March 2008
Books
1,272,734
39,237
1,311,971
Journals
283,958
3,269
287,227
Statistics Canada Reports
6,730
202
6,932
Surrey Volumes
17,200
6,059
23,259
Belzberg Volumes
14,288
426
14.714
Micro Material. Volumes
921,869
6,223
928,092
*Subtotal Volumes
2,516.779
55,416
2,572,195
Audiovisual, other
197,225
5,379
202,604
Digital Forms
765,473
2,207,663
2,973,136
Print Subscriptions
6,047
613
6.660
**Electronic Subscriptions
47,373
-5,475
41,898
*Incorrect amount of $2,485,291 recorded for March 2007 in last annual report
**New counting method for EJDB and ROL clean up reduces number added
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2,600,000
2,550,000
2,500,000
2,450,000
subtotal
volumes
2,400,000
2,350,000
2,300,000
2,250,000
2,200,000
2,150,000
March 2004
March 2005
March 2006
March 2007
March 2008
COLLECTIONS
SFU Library has long recognized that, as a young mid-sized
university, we cannot own all the resources needed by our
researchers. Over the years we have provided innovative
interlibrary loan services and rapid document delivery
services. This past year, we were pleased to augment these
services by joining the Centre for Research Libraries,
extending the materials available to SFU faculty to this rich
and deep collection. CRL collections are particularly strong
in area studies, foreign dissertations, and international
newspapers. When possible, material is digitized for
delivery to researchers. When physical items are loaned,
long loan periods and indefinite renewals are permitted.
We look forward to SFU faculty and students reaping the
benefits of this membership for years to come.
It is a privilege to be entrusted with building and preserving
a collection of information resources in support of the
University's work. Looking back on the past year, we have
acquired a rich new set of resources that will allow readers
and researchers at SFU to 'Ask, Explore and Discover for
many years to come.
Significant new resources
• 17th and 18th Century Burney Collection
• 19th Century British Library Newspapers
• 19th Century UK Periodicals
• 19th Century US Newspapers
• BioOne II
• B 10515 Previews backfile
• Blackwell journal archive
• Bloomberg
• Compustat backdata and global datasets
• CRC Netbases (ForensicNetBase, EconomicsNet Base,
CleanTech NetBase)
• Database of Recorded American Music (DRAM)
• Datastream
• Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) Daily
Reports, 1974- 1996
• Foreign Exchange data (EBS)
• Library Press Display
• Lippincot Williams & Williams journal archive
• Nature archive online
• Nineteenth-century short title catalog
• Ontario Geospatial data
• Perdita Manuscripts
• Taylor & Francis journal archives (selected subject sets)
• Trade And Quote (TAO) data from NY Stock Exchange
• WRDS (Wharton Research Data Services)
• Zoological record backfile
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Special Collections and Rare Books
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FU Library Special Collections achieved a notable
iLestone in 2007-08, acquiring gifts-in-kind valued at
$1,25 million,
Penny Simpson
Presenter: "Thesis Formatting and Skills in MSWord". Eight 1-3 hour presentations and workshops to SFU departments:
Women's Studies, SlAT, Urban Studies, International Studies, Education PhDs, Kamloops Program, Engineering Science,
Criminology.
Publication: "Reviewing Your Own", Guide to SFU thesis publishability standards and requirements, 2nd revised and
extended edition, September 2007. 72 pages, PDF format. SFU Library website: http://www.lib.sfu.ca/theses/
Ian Song
Presenter: "Preservation of Digitized Canadian Multicultural Heritage"; iPRES 2007 [International Conference on
Preservation of Digital Objects: 20071, Beijing, Oct,1 1-12, 2007,
Eric Swa nick
Presenter: "Bishop Medley's Library", to the Anglican Libraries in Canada Conference on June 2007 at Montreal Diocesan
Theological College in Montreal.
Exhibition Organizer: Alcuin Wayzgoose 2007, Vancouver Public Library, November 17.
Donald Taylor
Presenter: "Managing Electronic Resources"; LIBR 557 Presentation, School of Library, Archival & Information Studies
(SLAIS), UBC, February 12, 2008,
Presenter: "Usage Statistics in Collections Analysis"; Collection Analysis Symposium, Edmonton AB, February 21, 2008.
The Simon Fraser University Library Editorial Cartoons
Collection contains over 5,000 original drawings published
in Canadian newspapers between 1952 and the present. In
2007/2008 the collection grew significantly with a donation
of 1,185 cartoons from John Larter, runner-up in this year's
National Newspaper Award for cartooning. Additional
editorial cartoons were donated by Robert Bierman,
Graham Harrop, Robert Krieger, and Len Norris. Through
the generosity of these artists, researchers can now visit
SFU Library's website thttp://edocs.lib.sfu.ca/projects/
Cartoons!) for a unique viewpoint into Canada's changing
political and cultural landscape over the past fifty years
through the eyes of editorial cartoonists.
On the literary front, papers from Robin Blaser, Michael
Turner, Eden Robinson, George Stanley, Cynthia Flood,
Lisa Robertson, Caroline Adderson, Peter Trower, and Alan
Twigg were added. Additional publishers' papers/books
came from Sono Nis and Douglas & McIntyre. The Library
also received gifts from Robert Reid, Margison Printing,
the blocks used in Bev Leech's publication of A Glossary of
Typographic Terms [1961), Terry Rutherford's preservation
archive, and more Jim Rimmer material. Other archival
additions included the legal materials for both Little
Sister's cases, those of the Canadian Farmworker's Union,
Vancouver punk, and BC Rail.
Canadian Research Knowledge Network ICRKN)
The CRKN is a partnership of Canadian universities,
dedicated to expanding digital content for academic
research enterprise in Canada. As a CRKN member, SFU
will be one of 67 universities benefitting from a $47 million
investment by CFI, to allow nearly 900,000 researchers,
scholars and students in Canadian universities to gain
desktop access to an extensive body of national and
international Humanities and Social Sciences material.
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SERVICES
AskAway
2007/08 marked the first full year of AskAway, the province-
wide interactive online reference service that builds on
Ask Us Live, our earlier collaboration with the University of
Victoria. AskAway has proven extremely successful with the
SFU community: our users asked 29% of all postsecondary
questions, more than any other institution. With SFU
contributing up to 24 staff hours per week in addition to
coverage provided by other institutions, our students and
faculty had access to 70 hours of service per week via
AskAway.
In addition, SFU librarians provided reference service at the
'Ask Us Here' desk, around the campus, and online through
libask email. Librarians also answered questions and gave
specialized research help in person, by phone, and via
email and other web-based communications.
Inst ruct ion
This year librarians provided course-integrated instruction
to 10,569 students in 362 classes. Business was the
heaviest area of instruction, followed by Psychology,
Communication, Biology, Education, Health, and English.
General instruction increased in 2007/08, with the number
of classes taught up 28%, reaching over 1,500 students.
In Fall 2007, the Centre for Student with Disabilities
decided to make Accessible PDF the default format for
the conversion of texts for students with disabilities. As
this formatting is created in house at the Bennett Library,
material is delivered to students considerably faster than
previously, when all requests were handled through the
BC College and Institute Library Services (CILS]. There
is also significant cost savings to the Library which paid
considerably more for CILS services.
Jo Anne Newyear-Ramirez
Publication: "e-HLbc Activities for 2008"; AH Collaborations. 5011:1-2, March 2008.
Publication: 'e-HLbc Helping Practice Become Perfect'; AH Collaborations. 4(31:5, December 2007.
Publication: "e-HLbc: Focusing on Resource Access and Cooperative Journal Management"; HLABC Forum 31(1): 23-27,
nuary 2008.
Sunni Nishimura
Co-presenter: "AskAway: Doing Better Virtual Reference"; BC Library Conference, Burnaby, April, 2007.
Co-presenter: "Libraries Supporting Learners and Educators Online"; Educational Technology Users Group Spring
Workshop, Kamloops, May, 2007.
Brian Owen
Presenter: Speak Up Series at Vancouver Public Library (Vancouver, B.C. March 20081 Session speaker for "Information
Online: What's Out There?"
Presenter: VI Conferencia Internacional sobre Bibliotecas Universitarias (Mexico City, Mexico Oct. 2007) Panel speaker for
"Digital Library Networks."
Presenter: Access 07 Conference (Victoria B.C. Oct. 2007) Panel speaker for "ILS Options for Academic Libraries."
Presenter: Canadian Research Knowledge Network AGM (Toronto, Ont. Sept.2007) Session leader/presenter for "CRKN
and Alternative Publishing Models" discussion paper.
Canadian Association of Learned Journals at the 76th Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences (Saskatoon, Sask.
May 2007) Presentation on the "Synergies Project: B.C. Node."
Presenter: B.C. Political Studies Association (North Vancouver, B.C. May 2007) Speaker at AGM Plenary Session on "Open
Access Publishing."
Presenter: BCLA Conference (Burnaby, B.C. Apr. 2007) Speaker on "Open Access: The next Phase."
Publication: Owen, G.W. Brian andKevin Stranack, "The Public Knowledge Project and the Simon Fraser University
Library: A Partnership in Open Source and Open Access" The Serials Librarian 55, Nos.1/2.
Publication: Owen, Brian and Kevin Stranack, Guest Editors and Preface for "Public Knowledge Project: Selected Papers
from the Scholarly Publishing Conference, 11 - 13 July 2007" First Monday 12, No.10 (October 2007).
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ooe Power
0-presenter: "How to Get Hired in Higher Education"; BCLA/CLA Student Chapter/ALPS Presentation, School of Library,
Archival & Information Studies (SLAIS), UBC, November 2007.
Co-presenter: "Job Search Skills After Graduation"; SLAIS Co-op Program Presentation, School of Library, Archival &
Information Studies (SLAIS), UBC, March 2008.
Shiraz Ramji
Publication: Ramji, Shiraz. "Islam goes pop: Pedagogy of Advertisers and Educators in Muslim Girl magazine" The Peak,
128 (January 14th, 2008) 10-11.
Publication: Ramji, Shiraz. "Aboriginal Peoples Television Network: successes and challenges" The Peak, 127 (November
14th, 2007) 10-11.
Poetry Publication: "Soccer for Global Peace" High Altitude Poetry (March, 2008) 8-9.
Poetry Publication: "Girl Power, Women Winners" High Altitude Poetry (February, 2008) 10.
Sylvia Roberts
Co-presenter: "Open access, open source, opening communication with library users and the Campaign for Open
Government," Union for Democratic Communication annual conference, Vancouver (October 2007).
Co-presenter: "Is Google Scholar an oxymoron?: Integrating Google Scholar-ship into your research practice." TA/TM Day
(September 2007, January 2008).
Co-presenter: "The Embedded Librarian: Going Beyond the One-Shot." BCLA annual conference session, Burnaby (April
20071 and the 36th Workshop on Instruction in Library Use (WILU), Toronto (May 2007).
Panelist: "Making the Leap: Mid-Career Migration from One Library Sector to Another." BCLA annual conference session,
Burnaby (April 2007).
Ruth Silverman
Presenter: "Learning Styles", TA/TM Day Presentation, Learning and Instructional Development Centre )LIDC), SFU,
an ua ry 11, 2008.
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STUDENT LEARNING COMMONS
The Student Learning Commons (SLC), located in the
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,brary on all three campuses, supports SFU students in
eu academic pursuits, focusing on writing and learning
pport. In its second year of operation, the SLC continued
to offer individual consultations and group workshops. As
well, the SLC was increasingly called upon to participate
in partnerships and large scale integrated programs, the
most significant of which were the Academic Enhancement
Program (AEP) and the Student Success Program (SSP).
Popular topics included On Your Way to an A, Top Ten
Things to Know About University Writing, Creating an
Effective Study Schedule, and Exam Strategies. Workshops
targeted specifically to graduate students included
Publish, Don't Perish as well as the Grad Salon writing and
discussion series.
Many students benefitted from workshops in the context
of their specific programs. SLC Coordinators co-developed
and/or co-facilitated open workshops with History,
Mathematics, the Centre for Distance and Online Education,
and Health and Counselling Services, Topics included:
Overcoming Class Participation Anxiety; Math Study
Tips You'll Be Glad You Have; Strategies for Success in
Mathematics Courses and other 0-Courses; Strategies For
Success In Distance Education; Time Management; and
Procrastination.
The SLC is a
partner with Student Services in the Student
Success Program, which offers students with Required to
Withdraw status intensive advising, learning assessments,
weekly seminars, and individual consultations toward
their academic reinstatement. This program is showing
early positive results in retaining students at SFU who
are rebuilding their academic standing by building a new
foundation of academic skills.
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Full day workshop at the Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, Vancouver, June 2007.
Presenter, moderator: Various sessions at the PKP Scholarly Publishing Conference, Vancouver, July 2007.
Presenter: "Alouette Metadata Toolkit"; Project Canada Meeting, Montreal, August 2007.
Co-presenter: "Introduction to Data Processing using Pert"; BCLA Continuing Studies Workshop, Surrey, September 2007.
Presenter: "Introduction to Metadata for Repository Services; Day-long Workshop, Repositories Redux, University of
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Karen Marotz
Presenter: "Belzberg Library Services and Collections". UBC SLAIS LIBR 501 presentation and tour of Belzberg Library,
February 2008.
Donna McGee-Thompson
Publication: Cukierman, D. & McGee Thompson, D. (2007). Learning strategies sessions within the classroom in
computing science. Proceedings of WCCCE 2007, 12th Western Canadian Conference on Computing Education, May 2007.
Publication: Cukierman, D. & McGee Thompson, D. 12007). Learning strategies sessions within the classroom in
computing science.. Extended abstract and poster presentation at ITICSE 2007, 12th Annual Conference on Innovation and
Technology in Computer Science Education, Dundee, Scotland, June 2007.
Publication: Fuller U., Johnson C., Ahoniemi T., Cukierman D., Hernán-Losada I., Jackova J., Lahtinen E., Lewis T.L.,
McGee Thompson D., Riedesel C., Thompson E., (2007). Developing a computer science-specific learning taxonomy. ACM
SIGCSE Bulletin 39(41152-170.
Co-presenter: McGee Thompson D. and Cukierman D. "Learning instruction in the classroom: A model partnering the
Learning strategies specialist and the course instructor. What do students say?' Invited talk at the Canadian Learning
Commons Conference, SFU, April 2007.
Co-presenter: McGee Thompson D. and Cukierman D. "Bringing Learning Support into the 0 Classroom: A collaborative
project between the Student Learning Commons and the School of Computing Science', 9th Symposium on Innovative
Teaching, SFU, May 2007.
Guest speaker: "Making a successful transition to university", 93.1 Red FM, August 2007.
Co-presenter: "Strategies to help TAs support student success and wellness", TA/TM Day, SFU, Sept 2007 and Jan 2008.
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Publication: 'Rethinking Collections- Libraries and Librarians in an Open Age: A Theoretical View" First Monday 12(10),
2007.
Co-publication: "Transitioning to Open Access (OA)'; First Monday 12(10), 2007.
Co-publication: "E-LIS: the Open Archive for Library and Information Science"; The Charleston Advisor 9(1):55-61, 2007.
Presenter: "Open Access to Scholarly Research : An Emerging Success Story in Emancipatory Communication"; Union of
Democratic Communications Conference, Vancouver, 2007.
Presenter: "Open access as an Unprecedented Public Good: The Transformative Potential of the Internet for Scholarship
and Society"; Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) Pre-Conference, Vancouver, 2007.
Presenter: "Canadian Library Association: Task Force on Open Access"; Preconference to First International PKP
Scholarly Publishing Conference, Vancouver, 2007.
Presenter: "Rethinking Collections: Libraries and Librarianship in an Open Age"; First International PKP Scholarly
Publishing Conference, Vancouver, 2007.
Co-presenter: "Librarianship and the Open Access Journal: The State of the Union"; Canadian Library Association
Conference, St. John's, 2007.
Co-presenter: "Demystifying Open Access Journals: Pure Gold'; Preconference to Canadian Library Association
Conference, St. John's, 2007.
Presenter: "Open Access Policy Update"; Preconference to British Columbia Library Association Conference, 2007.
Co-presenter: "Using Appreciative Inquiry to Envision a New Future"; British Columbia Library Association Conference
2007.
Todd Mundte
Presenter: "Academic Libraries"; LIBR 501 presentation, School of Library, Archival & Information Studies, UBC,
Vancouver, October 2007 and March 2008.
Presenter: "Digital Conversion of Retrospective Print Theses", Western Dean's Annual Meeting, Victoria, BC, January 25,
2008.
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reSearcher
reSearcher is open source software developed at SFU
Library with funding from a variety of sources including
western Canadian postsecondary libraries. Interest in
reSearcher continued
to grow this year: Lee College, Baker
University, the Indian Institute of Technology, and the Jet
Propulsion Laboratory have all implemented part or all of
the
reSearcher suite.
reSearcher allows
users to link to available online
journal articles or document delivery request forms
and now includes a new module, the CUFTS ERM
(Electronic Resource Management) system. The ERM
integrates management of all electronic resources into
one framework, a vast improvement for staff who must
manage a wide number of online journal subscriptions
and electronic monographs. Information managed through
the ERM is publicly available through the Library's web
site. This collaborative development involved staff from
Collections, Acquisitions, Reference, and Systems.
TECHNOLOGY
The Library continued to explore technological innovations
to improve services to students and faculty. Faculty, staff,
and students now receive email reminders about overdue
books and hold notices. Belzberg Library group study
rooms can now be booked through the Library's room
booking software.
The five newly available presentation projectors have
become popular short term loan items for in-library use.
In this initial year, usage is increasing and is steady during
peak times when students are busiest preparing for class
presentations.
An improved and comprehensive Reserve Online
Requesting and Processing system went live on October
10, 2007. The software development particularly benefitted
from Reserve staff involvement with Systems staff in the
development. This team effort resulted in an outstanding
new faculty support product which has also streamlined
work processes.
Synergies
This year the CFI awarded $12 million to
Synergies: the
Canadian Information Network for Research in the Social
Sciences and Humanities. The Synergies initiative will
create a national network for the production, storage, and
access to digitized knowledge. The BC node of Synergies
is being led by SFU Library and SFUs Canadian Centre
for Studies in Publishing with regional partners. The Open
Journal System (OJS) software, developed and maintained
by SFU Library under the auspices of the BC-based Public
Knowledge Project (PKP), will be used by four of the five
principal Synergies
partners.
Heather De Forest
Co-presenter: "Do you need some R+R?: the ACRL Recruitment and Retention Wiki". Emerging Leaders Poster Session,
American Library Association Annual Conference, Washington D.C., June 2007.
S
rances Dodd
onvenor and Co-presenter: Western Canada Innovative Users Group meeting, SFU, April 2007.
Member: Physical Access Advisory Committee, SFU.
Elaine Fairey
Facilitator: "Learning Commons Retreat Day", Dunsmuir Lodge, UVIC, Aug 2007
Presenter: "Front and Centre: the SFU Student Learning Commons", Canadian Learning Commons Conference 2, SFU &
UBC, May 2007.
Panelist: "Going over to the Dark Side ... and Seeing the Light: Tapping Your Inner Manager", British Columbia Library
Association Conference, Burnaby, BC, April 2007.
Co-presenter: "Kuhlthau and Beyond: Integrating the Information Seeking and Writing Processes ", British Columbia
Library Association Conference, Burnaby, BC, April 2007.
Natalie Gick
Co-presenter: "Making Book: Gaming and the Library" ; British Columbia Library Conference, Burnaby, April 2007.
Presenter: "Making Book: Gaming in the Library"; ALA TechSource Gaming, Learning, and Libraries Symposium, Chicago,
July 2007.
Amanda GoLd rick-Jones
Presenter: Online Collaborative Writing and the 'Chat of Mankind": an invited presentation / workshop for the Teaching
with Technology Conference, University of Western Ontario, London, Dec. 6, 2007.
Presenter: "Moving Writing 'Off-Centre". Roundtable session for the Canadian Association of Teachers of Technical
Writing, Congress of the Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, May 28 - 30, 2007.
Co-presenter: Strategies and Structures for Writing in Digital Environments: an invited workshop for the Canadian
Association for Distance Education Conference, Winnipeg Manitoba, May 13 - 16, 2007.
Co-presenter: "Reading and Writing Digital Texts: Communicating in Online Learning Communities": an invited
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resentation for the Canadian Association for Distance Education Conference, Winnipeg Manitoba, May 13 - 16, 2007.
Carole Goldsmith
Member: Advisory Planning Committee, "Fast Forward Media Trade Show," 2007/08.
Member: Selection Committee, ARLIS Canada Dwyer Award (for outstanding reference source on Canadian art or
architecture).
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Carta Graebner
Co-presenter: "Open access, open source, opening communication with library users and the Campaign for Open
Government" Union for Democratic Communication annual conference, Vancouver, October 2007.
PerciLLa Groves
Co-presenter: "Repository of Knowledge"; Education Without Borders Conference, SFU, October 2007.
Faith Jones
Adjunct professor: LIBR 576, "Public Libraries". School of Library, Archival & Information Studies (SLAIS), UBC.
September-December, 2007.
Editorial board member: Bridges: a Jewish Feminist Journal (available at SFU Library via Project MUSE database).
Publications: Jones, Faith. "Criticizing Women." /Bridges//: a Jewish Feminist Journal!! /(Spring 2008) 13 (1): 76-81.
Also book reviews for the /AJL/ [Association of Jewish Libraries]! Newsletter /and /Canadian Jewish Outlook!.
Mark Jordan
Presenter: "Alouette Metadata Toolkit Update*"; *Alouette Canada Steering Committee Meeting, Vancouver, April 2007.
Presenter: "It's Alive: Or, How Would Victor Frankenstein Create an Online Teaching and Research Collection?"; Digital
'
umanities:Practice, Methodology, Pedagogy Symposium, SFU Surrey, May 2007.
resenter: "Building Virtual Collections using Distributed Metadata"; BCLA/Education Institute Webinar, June 2007.
resenter: "Introduction to Building Digital Collections" and "Introduction to Project Management For Digital Collections";
IVA
(As one of the original buildings at SFU and the central
*Benn ett
home of SFU's collection, a major challenge in the WAC
Library is to provide adequate and appropriate
collection and study space. Technology unimagined 40
years ago must be accommodated. Thus, changes to the
Library must ensure the building keeps pace with student
technical and learning needs,
The WAC Bennett Library Thesis Defence Room was
officially opened in October, 2007. The Thesis Defence
Room is a dedicated space where graduate students
can defend their dissertations, aided by wireless access,
video-conferencing, and projection capabilities -- all the
tools they need to present their research findings. The
well-appointed room enhances the defence experience for
candidate, examiners, and audience by providing a high-
quality venue that honours this academic milestone. In
• addition, when not reserved, the room serves as additional
instruction space for the Library and the Student Learning
Commons.
This year the Library, with matched proceeds from the 2007
Campus Campaign, created comfortable and functional
casual seating on the second floor. This area has proven
to be highly popular, with students observed moving
furniture into this new study area and 'plugging in' before
renovations were complete.
With stacks rapidly filling, the decision was made to move
the Curriculum Collection to Floor 2 of the Library from
Floor 5 and the collection on Floor 5 was dispersed to
accommodate further growth. The print reference collection
on Floor 3 was weeded, with less critical materials being
integrated into the regular collection. The Mac workstations
outside the Student Learning Commons Offices were
moved to the vacated Reference collection space so that a
consultation space could be created.
The next renovation project in the Bennett Library, funded
through SFU employee and alumni donations, is to create
a comfortable and well-appointed quiet study space in
the underused area of the northwest corner of the sixth
floor. With this renovation, it is anticipated that this space
will become one of the most sought-after study spaces on
campus.
STAFF HIGHLIGHTS
WAC BENNETT LIBRARY
Notable Appointments
• Sarah Lawson was hired as Monograph Cataloguing Librarian in Library Cataloguing.
• Tim Mossman was hired as the English as an Additional Language tEAL) Services Coordinator in the Student Learning
Commons.
• Hope Power, hired as the Liaison Librarian for the Masters of Digital Media Program, Great Northern Way Campus and
Liaison Librarian for World Literature, Education, Explorations, and Master of Arts for Teachers of English programs at
SFU Surrey, has now assumed a continuing position as liaison librarian for Education and Psychology.
• Nina Saklikar was the Acting Head of Library Systems while Mark Jordan was seconded to the Metadata Toolkit project.
• Mahara Sinclaire was hired as Learning Services Coordinator in the Student Learning Commons.
Ret irement s
Jack Rogers, Systems.
Presentations and Publications
Colleen Alstad
Panel Member: 2007 BCLA session "Making the Leap".
Gwen Bird
Presenter: "Dividing up the pie: the collections budget in the 21st century"; Canadian Library Association Pre-conference,
St. Johns, NFLD, May 2007.
Co-presenter: 'Academic libraries & IT departments in the open source environment: the management viewpoint";
Canadian Library Association, St. Johns, NFLD, May 2007.
Presenter and Convenor: "Some new alternative publishing models", Workshop on Scholarly Communication for
Librarians, SFU Harbour Centre, June 2007,
Presenter: "Collection management in a university library", LIBR 580, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies,
UBC, Vancouver, November 2007.
Presenter: "Scholarly Communication activities at SFU", LIBR 559L, School of Library, Archival and Information Studies,
UBC, Vancouver, January 2008.
Moninder Bubber
Presenter: "Ordering Canadian Studies Books Using Coutts Database" at the "Librarians' Workshop: Role of Academic
Librarians in Promoting Canadian Studies" a conference of the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute held at the Indian Institute
of Management Indore, Indore, India, December 17, 2007.
Presenter: "Reference Services at Canadian Libraries & Canadian Studies Reference Resources" at the "Librarians'
Workshop: Role of Academic Librarians in Promoting Canadian Studies" a conference of the Shastri Indo-Canadian
Institute held at the Indian Institute of Management Indore, Indore, India, December 17, 2007.
Gordon Coleman
Co-presenter: "BC ELN - Together: Cooperation among the 26 post-secondary libraries of British Columbia"; inFire
Conference 2007, New Westminster, BC, 2007.
Co-presenter: "AskAway: A Better Virtual Reference Experience"; Beyond Hope Library Conference 2007, Prince George,
BC, 2007.
Lynn Copeland
Publication: Copeland, Lynn and Brian Owen, "Software fa SFU Library: reSearcher and Public Knowledge Project" In
Reaching Out: Innovation in Canadian Libraries, ed. Yvon-Andre Lacroix, 93-4. Montreal: Les Presses de l'Universite Laval,
2008.
Featured Speaker: Off-Campus Library Services 2008 (Salt Lake City) (April 2008). "Library services to distance learners:
is it time to recast the model?"
Publication: ELpub (Toronto) (June 2008) Eberle-Sinatra, Michael; Copeland, Lynn and Devakos, Rea. "Synergies, OJS, and
the Ontario Scholars Portal."
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SFU Library Annual Report 2007-08
SFU Library Annual Report 2007-08
SAMUEL AND FRANCES BELZBERG LIBRARY
S.
During 2007/2008, the Belzberg Library implemented the
primary recommendations of a comprehensive service
review, expanding library hours, services, and facilities.
Library opening hours were increased by 27%, from 60 to
76 hours per week, during the fall and spring semesters.
Based on student feedback as well as class scheduling
patterns, Belzberg Library is now open earlier and later as
well as on Sunday. Increased use of the Library confirms
the success of the expanded hours, with the number of
people visiting the Library growing by 29% in 2007/2008.
Improved space for students and staff was created through
a partial renovation of the mezzanine. As well, planning
began for a collaborative writing and learning space at
Belzberg funded by Dr. Yosef Wosk.
LIBRARY
Like the community it serves, the FVREBA Library at SFU
Surrey is dynamic, innovative, and growing rapidly. Last
year, library staff answered 43% more questions, loaned
34% more materials, and offered 26% more course-
integrated classes. Games circulation increased by an
impressive 110% and the gate count increased by 34%.
The Library at SFU Surrey continued to build collections
specifically for established and emerging programs, such
as World Literature, Criminology/Policing, Mechatronics,
SlAT, Education and Business. This year, over 8,000 items
were added to the collection, including books, journals,
DVDs, CDs, sound effects, and circulating equipment and
games.
This unique approach to media, gaming, and learning is
recognized internally and externally as innovative, cutting
edge, and significant. Monthly high school games sessions
were held over the summer semester and the Library
Liaised with the SFU Surrey Gaming Club regarding the
games room space and usage. Presentations have been
made by SFU Surrey Campus Librarian Natalie Gick to the
Belzberg Library's priorities for the coming year are to
implement the remaining recommendations from the
Library review, address the critical shortage of collections
space, build the Student Learning Commons, and plan for
further Library expansion to support the School for the
Contemporary Arts and new programs such as SFU NOW.
BC Library Association, the American Library Association,
and the Association of College and Research Libraries.
Information on circulating games and managing games
rooms has also been shared with libraries, such as the
Great Northern Way Campus and Vancouver Public Library.
Parents and future students have shown a high degree of
interest in the Library, making over 1,000 visitors during
SFU Surrey's highly successful open house
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EVENTS AND OUTREACH
Share the Enthusiasm Series -
talks by book collectors on
their collections and collecting
• "Honey It's Just Like Money in the Bank and Other
Myths: The Confessions of a Modern First Collector";
Paul Whitney, November 4, 2007
• "A Strategy - Whether Collecting or Publishing"; Robert
McCamant - a founder of the Chicago Review, proprietor
of Sherwin Beach Press, February 27, 2008
The Annual Yosef Wosk - Friends of Special Collections -
ALcuin Society Lecture
"Reidfest : An Evening to Celebrate Robert Reid - His
Typography, Graphic Design, Letterpress Printing";
Charlie Mayers, Peter McNally, Rollin Milroy, and Takao
Tanabe on November 16, 2007
Outreach
SFU Library contributed to a wide range of activities on
campus and off to inform the wider community about our
services, resources, and programs.
• Word on the Street
• Freedom to Read activities included a very popular
banner (inviting students to note which banned books
they had read) and readings of banned books in the
Library lobby
• Training session on marketing resources for librarians
from Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Exhibits
WAC Bennett Lobby exhibits co-ordinated by the Library
Diversity Working Group
• Black History Month, February 1 t 15
• Chinese New Year, February 15 to 23
• Freedom to Read Week, February 23 to March 3
• International Women's Day, March 8 to 22
• Ghanaian Art, March 23
• First Nations Studies Class, March 26 to April 9
• Ghanaian Art - 50th Anniversary for Independence of
Ghana, April 9 to April 27
• UNESCO - Universal Declaration on Cultural Diversity,
April 30 to May 31
• Spring Convocation, June
• National Aboriginal Day, June 12 to July 6
• National Aboriginal Day, June 21, Surrey Campus
Library - featuring Canadian aboriginal authors and
artists - Surrey Campus Library - featuring Canadian
aboriginal authors and artists
• Refugee Day, July 9 to July 31
• Library Services, September
• Fall Convocation, October
• National Library - Right to Know Government
Information, October 9 to October 29
• SFU Author Celebration, October 29 to November 23
• Aids Awareness Day - November 30 to December 31
Displays in Special Collections and Rare Books
• Alcuin Society Book Design Award Winners 2006
• Vancouver Punk (twice)
• An exhibition acknowledging gifts from 2007
Charles Olson exhibition
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FRASER VALLEY REAL ESTATE BOARD ACADEMIC
Celebration of SFU Authors
.
November 2007, the Library, supported by President
ichael Stevenson, hosted a reception to celebrate SFU
authors -- students, staff, and current and retired faculty.
The event honoured 87 authors who published 91 titles
between January 2006 and June 2007.
Readings in Special Collections and Rare Books
• Daphne Marlatt, June 13, 2007
• Roo Borson, September 21, 2007
S
. Eden Robinson, October 19, 2007
David Chariandy and Fred Booker, November 20, 2007
• Peter Behrens, February 19, 2008
• Donato Mancini and Kim Minkus, February 21, 2008
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BC ELECTRONIC LIBRARY NETWORK
Located at SFU, the BC ELN is funded by the Province
The AskA way
provincial post-secondary virtual reference
.
British Columbia to enable BC post-secondary library
chat service received 3 awards: Academic Librarians in
artners to work collaboratively to meet the expanding
Public Service Award, BC Library Association Service
information needs of the province's learners and educators,
Merit Award, and the BC Innovation Award in Educational
at the lowest possible cost.
Technology, an indication of the success of the ELN in its
co-ordinatiing role.
This year, the BC Electronic Library Network co-organized
the Library
2020 Symposium,
held on October 22, 2007.
The Symposium brought together representatives from
the post-secondary, public, school, and special library
communities, along with representatives of the Ministries
of Advanced Education and Education to discuss possible
areas of collaboration.
PARTNERSHIPS
Multicultural Canada
SFU Library received a $500,000 grant from the
Department of Canadian Heritage to lead the Multicultural
Canada digitization project. The goal of this seven-partner
project is to preserve the history and heritage of Canada's
minority groups by collecting and digitizing multicultural
collections of newspapers, magazines, audio tapes,
photographs, local histories, speeches, letters, and oral
histories from a variety of sources.
The Multicultural Canada team digitized 11 collections,
including the Chinese Times newspaper, a Ukrainian
collection, articles about the Vietnamese Boat People, and
an Indo-Canadian oral history collection. The collections
and educational materials are available free at www.
multiculturalcanada.ca .
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Public Service Initiatives
The Library's periodic Food for Fines campaign allows
borrowers to return overdue books for free in exchange
for a food donation. Three were held this past year. A total
of 523 patrons cleared $4,712 in fines with approximately
2,400 food items being donated to the SFU Food bank.
Since its inception in the spring of 2004, 1,869 patrons have
donated 9,500 food items, clearing $18,977 in fines.
The Library launched a new initiative to 'go green' and
discontinued providing plastic bags, instead encouraging
patrons to bring their own cloth bags, use a recycled plastic
bag, or purchase a reusable SFU Library cloth bag. The
Library sold 1,275 bags for $3 each.
Free library cards are now available to spouses of SFU
faculty and graduate students.
S.
Michael Wortis
Katy Yu
Yosef Wosk
Donald Zadravec
Allan Wotherspoon
Ezio Zanatta
Johnson Wu
Angelo Zappacosta
Ximao Wu
Michael Zastre
Meng Xu
Willie Zittlau
Maria Yerema
*Due to space restrictions, only donors who have contributed $100+ are listed. We are grateful for aR donations to the Library.
Gifts-In-Kind
Daniel Jans
John Richards
Wayne Jansen
G. Ritchie
Linda Johnston
Kevin Roberts
John S. Keenlyside
Wyn Roberts
M. Keliipio
Eden Robinson
Rolly Kent
Alan Rudrum
Robert Krieger
Terry Rutherford
Ernest Krieger
Matthew Scott
Charles Krieger
Roy Shephard
D. D. KuGler
David Smith
Myron Kuzych
Sono Nis Press
John Larter
George Stanley
Alma Lee
Stephen Steele
Thomas Loughin
Robert Strang
Jasmine Macadam
June SturroCk
Jill Mandrake
Eric Swanick
Jennifer Margison
Carlo Testa
Daniel Marshall
Ian Thorson
Ralph Maud
Peter Trower
Daisy Megli
Barry Truax
Hemant Merchant
Alan Twigg
Peggy Meyer
David Vaisbord
Roy Miki
Peter Vaisbord
James Montgomery
West Coast Line Magazine
William Morley
Paul Whitney
Robert Murphy
Wayne Wiens
Daniel F. Murphy
Jerry Zaslove
New Star Books
Glennis Zilm
Brian Owen
Meguido Zola
Anna Raasveldt
Carolyn Zonailo
James Rainer
Charles Reif
Heribert Adam
Ashok Aklujkar
Sobhi Al-Zobaidi
Alcuin Society
Neal Baldwin
Nelson Ball
Elizabeth Belton
Ronald BiermaN
Pieter Botman
George Bowering
Steve Brown
Brian Burtch
James Calhoun
Habib Chaudhury
Gretchen H. Cleveland
H. Basil S. Cooke
Rosena Davison
Jeff Derksen
James Diggins
Douglas & Mcintyre Ltd.
Estate Of William Richards, Jr.
James Evans
Stuart Farson
David Farwell
Michael Fellman
Beverley Gartrell
Carole Goldsmith
Helen Gordon
Peter E. Greig
Eddie Hou
Lanny Hui
Harry Janke
SFU Librar y
Annual Renort 2007-08
SFU Librar y Annual. Reoort 2007-08
DONATIONS
Donor support continues to pray an important role in helping SFU Library to meet current and emerging teaching, learning
Bradley Keith
Ian Mills
Steven Schacter
and research needs. The Library ran its most successful campus campaign yet, raising $11,785 which, when matched,
•
creation of
student
on
second
of
Kurt Killer
Steve Kloster
Patricia Mitchell
Monique Mizoguchi
Marian Schoitmeijer
James Schurman
funded the
the
lounge
the
floor
the WAC Bennett Library.
John Ko
Jeffrey Moore
Anton Richard F. Schweighofer
In 2007/08, Dr. Yosef Wosk made a major gift to support the creation of a Student Learning Commons for the Belzberg
Eva Kuchar
Heather Morrison
John Sennett
Library at SFU Vancouver. His
$75,000 donation followed a $100,000 contribution
to launch the
Y osef Wosk Student
So
Ting Kwan
Jacqueline Mousseau
Tony Sharp
Learning Commons
at SFU s Surrey campus the previous year.
Oscar Lai
Theresa Mulligan
Robin Sharpe
Vivian Lai
Todd Mundle
Jennifer Shedden
In addition to the $500,000 grant from Multicultural Canada, donations of special collections, rare books and other in-kind
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Chun-Chun Lam
Patricia Murphy
Emily Sheldon
gifts exceeded $1.25 million in 2007/2008, a truly impressive record.
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Mike Langille
Jean Nakamura
Michael Silverbrooke
Janine Lauer
Marjorie Nelles
Dennis Silvestrone
*
Gifts
Christine Lawson
Betty Nelson
Colleen Smith
David Lebeter
May Nembhard
Timothy Southam
Judith Alexander
Bruce Chin
Catherine Frost
Bruce Leighton
Tom Nesbit
Norris Spence
Margery Allen
Linda Chiu
Timothy Garrish
Renee Lenobel
Karin Newton
Michael Spittle
Richard Allen
Gloria Chu
Michael Gasher
Sharon Leonard
Erik Nilsen
Richard Staehli
Ted Altar
Tina Cicchetti
Ross Gentleman
Linda Leone
Dwight Noda
Robert Stainer
Douglas Andrews
Olive Clark
Carole Gerson
Eva Leung
Dario Nonis
Richard Steward
James Any
Corrie Cole
Bonnie Giesbrecht
Liberty Investments Limited
Robin Nordman
Raymond Stewart
Clare Appavoo
Barbara Cooper
Kathleen Giles
Imogene Lim
Cara Nunn •
James Stibbard
John Appleton
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Howard Cope
John Gives
Hugh Lindsay
Patsy O'dell
Cherry Sullivan
June Arnett
Lynn Copeland
Vera Godavari
Janet Litke
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Mark Offerhaus
Edward Sullivan
Barbara Atnikov
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Barbara Coughlin
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Carole Goldsmith
Jeffrey Loewen
Peter Ogloff
Andrea Svecova
Brad Babcook
Ann Cowan
Irene M. Gordon
Catherine Louie
Valerie A. Oshea
Cindy Swoveland
Maureen Bader
Anna Craig
Leah B. Gordon
Betty Lum
Brian Owen
David Tanner
Chris Baker
Alan Craighead
David Gorrill
Chun Lum
John Park
Linda Taunton
Thomas Baker
Dallas Cristofoli
Carla Graebner
Michael Lunney
Larissa Parker
Harold Tersigni
James Barbour
Sophie Bartek
Keith Dawson
Russell. Day
Helen Gray
Lynne Guinet
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ames Lyall
Bruce Pennington
PaulThompson
Ma
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Ruby Toor
Simon Beaulieu
Beatrice Donald
Rob Halliday
Sabine Mabardi
Walter Piovesän
Ron Trepanier
KC Bell
Anne-Marie Draper
Brian Hamman
Roderick Macdonnell
Julian Plamondon
Corey Trueman
Ron Belvedere
Keith D'souza
Mary Harris
Robert Macfarlane
Therese Poland
Joanne Ueland
Erwin Berg
Sandra Dueckman
Melissa Hartfiel
Scott Mackenzie
Alyssa Polinsky
Kuljit Uppal
James Bertoia
Heather Dumka
Dan Hayne
Barney Magnusson
Patrick Power
John A. Valentine
Gwen Bird
Barbara Dunfield
Fung Ho
Anne Magusin
Gordon Priest
James Van Overbeek
Pat Blunden
Valerie Dunsterville
Kwok Ho
Jill Mandrake
David Quon
Carolyn Van Schagen
Mark Bodnar
Gregory Edge
Brian Hollington
Jeannette Mansell
David Ralston
Christopher J. Varley
Noreen Bollerup
Essam Elashi
Deborah HollOway
Jane-Anne Manson
Andrew Rawicz
John Vokes
James Boothroyd
Reda Elbarbary
0. Barry Holmes
Christine Manzer
Lorraine Rheault
Andrew Vukusic
Marc Borbas
Margaret Ellwood
Ward Horan
Michael Marek
Heather Rhodes
Farida Wahab
Jose Botero
Amanda C. Emery
Rob Howardson
Karen Marotz
Greg Riddell
Rory S. Wallace
Carol Batting
James Emery
David Hylands
Richard Marsh
Wolfgang Riemer
Ulrika Wallersteiner
J. Derek Brackley
Edward And Emily Mcwhinney
Grace Etsuko Tryphaena Inoue
Raymond Massey
Sylvia Roberts
Bill Walters
Amanda Brittain
Foundation
Eric Irvine
Ile,
Kimberley Mathewes
D. Melanie Robinson
Craig Watson
Richard Brolly
Michael Epp
David W. F. Jang
Barry Mcchesney
Diane Rogers
John M. Webster
Mark Brunke
Leo Eutsler
Leonard Jang
Della Mcclaren
Patricia Rosseel
Maya Wenger
Donna Bulmer
Elaine Fairey
Wayne Janzen
Stephen P.Mccoach
Sharon Rowse
Joanne White
Robert Campbell
Irfane Fancey
John Jensen
Darren Mcdonald
Sharon J. Saberton
NiCole White
Canadian Heritage
Elizabeth Farmer
Bindy Johal
Ward A. Mcmahon
Shamim Sachedina
Peggy White
Ellen Candlish
James Feaver
Deborah Johnson
Robert Mcmorran
Nina Saklikar
Robert Wilband
Phil Cappell.ini
Patricia Fennell
Richard Johnson
Fiona Mcquarrie
Sophie Salcito
Joan Wilson
Nancy Carlman
Patrick Field
Robert Johnson
Pat Mcqueen
Joan Sandilands
Ho Wang
Liny Chan
Margaret Chan
Patricia Finlay
Vincent Forrington
Paulette Johnston
Naveen Kapahi
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inslie Mills
David Saunders
Ferdinand Sawatsky
Sandra Wang
Shue Tuck Wang
Sau Chang
Edward Frazer
Jennifer Keeling
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