 Seal of the State of Florida | |
| Type | Public university system |
|---|---|
| Established | 1905 |
| Endowment | $2.92 billion (Combined) |
| Chancellor | Frank T. Brogan |
| Students | 302,513 (Fall 2008)[1] |
| Location | , , |
| Campus | 12 member institutions |
The State University System of Florida Libraries is the academic library system of the State University System of Florida (SUS). The library system, which serves Florida's twelve public universities, is one of the largest in the world, with more than 18 million items.[2] Though each campus library is separate, they share a reciprocal borrowing agreement known as the Florida Distance Learning Initiative, signed on February 9, 1999.[3]
The physical collections are scattered across each of the SUS campuses. Their collections and stand-alone library buildings are listed below. Due to organizational differences, having more libraries does not directly translate into a higher volume of specific collections of materials.
List of collections by campus
Florida A&M University
Coleman Memorial Library
| Library |
|---|
| Samuel H. Coleman Memorial Library |
| Architecture Library |
| Journalism and Graphic Communication Center |
| Science Research Center Library |
Florida Atlantic University
Wimberly Library
| Library |
|---|
| S.E. Wimberly Library |
| College Library (Davie) |
| Broward County Main Library |
| FAU Harbor Branch Library |
| John D. MacArthur Campus Library |
| St. Lucie West Library |
Florida Gulf Coast University
| Library |
|---|
| Florida Gulf Coast University Library |
Florida International University
The FIU Green Library
| Library |
|---|
| Architecture Library |
| Broward-Pines Center Library |
| FIU Digital Collections |
| Downtown Miami Library (Metropolitan Center) |
| Engineering Library |
| Glenn Hubert Library (BBC Library) |
| Green Library (Main Library) |
| Law Library |
| Medical Library |
| Wolfsonian-FIU Library |
Florida State University
| Library |
|---|
| Robert Manning Strozier Library |
| Paul Adrien Dirac Science Library |
| College of Engineering Library |
| College of Law Library |
| Harold Goldstein Library |
| Maguire Medical Library |
| Warren D. Allen Music Library |
| Panama City Campus Library |
| John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art Library |
| Career Center Library |
| Mildred & Claude Pepper Library |
| FSU Reading Room |
New College of Florida
| Library |
|---|
| Jane Bancroft Cook Library (Sarasota) |
University of Central Florida
John C. Hitt Library
| Library |
|---|
| John C. Hitt Library |
| Curriculum Materials Center Library |
| Florida Solar Energy Center Research Library |
| Harriet F. Ginsburg Health Sciences Library |
| Universal Orlando Foundation Library |
| Regional Campus Library (Palm Bay) |
| Regional Campus Library (Daytona Beach) |
| Regional Campus Library (Ocala) |
| Regional Campus Library (Osceola) |
| Regional Campus Library (Lake Mary) |
| Regional Campus Library (South Lake) |
University of Florida
Marston Science Library
Carpenter Library
University of North Florida
| Library |
|---|
| Thomas G. Carpenter Library (Jacksonville) |
University of South Florida
| Library |
|---|
| Main Campus Library |
| Nelson Poynter Memorial Library |
| Jane Bancroft Cook Library |
| USF Polytechnic Library |
| Hinks and Elaine Shimberg Health Science Center Library |
| Mental Health Institute Research Library |
Pace Library
University of West Florida
| Library |
|---|
| John C. Pace Library (Pensacola) |
See also
- Education in Florida
- Florida College System
- Florida Board of Regents
- Florida Board of Control
- Florida Board of Governors
- Florida Student Association
- Florida Department of Education
- Bright Futures Scholarship Program
- State University System of Florida
- Advisory Council of Faculty Senates
- List of colleges and universities in Florida
References
External links
- Combined State University System—SUS Catalog
- Florida Board of Governors
- Florida Center for Library Automation
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