Leveraging Library Resources offers a variety of solutions in response to the fiscal challenges that have enveloped academic libraries in recent years.

This book was published as a special issue of College & Undergraduate Libraries.

1. Introduction Kevin B. Gunn and Elizabeth D. Hammond 2. New Wine, New Wineskins Joseph McDonald 3. Other People's Money: Adapting Entrepreneurial Techniques to Build Capital in Challenging Economic Times Robert Farrell 4. Library Staff Development: How Book Clubs Can Be More Effective (and Less Expensive) than Traditional Trainings Sara D. Smith and Quinn Galbraith 5. The NYU Survey Service: Promoting Value in Undergraduate Education Jason B. Phillips, Samantha A. Guss, and David M. McGarry 6. Engaging the Campus Community Through New Roles and New Relationships: The McMaster University Library Postdoctoral Fellowship Program Jeff Trzeciak, John MacLachlan, and Noah Shenker 7. Cool Collaborations: Designing a Better Library Experience Robert Fox, Cathy Carpenter, and Ameet Doshi 8. The Third Place: The Library as Collaborative and Community Space in a Time of Fiscal Restraint Susan E. Montgomery and Jonathan Miller 9. Strategically Leveraging Learning Space to Create Partnership Opportunities Tomalee Doan and Hal Kirkwood 10. Hitching Your Wagon to the Right Star: A Case Study in Collaboration Lea Susan Engle 11. Delivering Information Literacy Instruction for a Joint International Program: An Innovative Collaboration Between Two Libraries Jiselle Maria Alleyne and Denyse Rodrigues 12. Building a Shared Digital Collection: The Experience of the Cooperating Libraries in Consortium Dora Wagner and Kent Gerber

Kevin B. Gunn is Coordinator of Religious Studies and Humanities Services at The Catholic University of America Libraries in Washington, DC.

Elizabeth Dankert Hammond is Dean of University Libraries, Mercer University. A graduate of the University of Illinois, Ms. Hammond joined Mercer in 1978. Her professional activities include service with ACRL and on the Boards of SOLINET and LYRASIS.