Repository: UIHistories Project: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 14 [PAGE 3]

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TABLE NO. 1 GENERAL SALARY STATISTICS

June, 1930*

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$1933 $1734 $2005 $2210 $3495 1 $2585 i $3388 Average Salary. . •These figures include those students who received their A.M degrees in June, 1930; they do not include those receiving the degree of B.S. in L.S. in June, 1930.

second degree has a certain monetary value. This does not seem to hold good for men, who irrespective of training or position, receive better salaries than women. Table No. 2 is based on a classification by types of position and by types of libraries; the maximum, minimum and average salary being given for each position. The distribution between college and university libraries and public, school and special libraries is surprisingly balanced. As usual, cataloging carries off the honors for the largest group, with 153 people in various positions in the catalog departments, making 25 per cent of the total number reporting. The number engaged in school library work continues to increase; in 1923 there were 26, and in 1927 it had grown to 48 and in 1930 to 70. Twenty-three full-time library school teachers were reported, whereas in 1927 there were only 14. Many others combine teaching with their regular library positions.

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