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The document provides an overview of resources and services available at the Monmouth University Library. It summarizes that the library contains approximately 250,000 print books, nearly 50,000 e-books, about 80,000 electronic journals, and 200 databases. It is staffed by 13 librarians and administrators and 15 support staff who provide around 200 library instruction sessions per year and serve about 100,000 users annually. The document also lists the library liaisons and their research specialties to help users find assistance.
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Chapter 2
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