The Commission on Higher Education today quietly released it’s final report, which looks little different from the preliminary report released months earlier.
Significantly, the Commission report includes all prior endorsements of increased library connectivity and state support for state-wide licenses of electronic information resources – as NYSHEI successfully argued.
While the fate of the report, now in the hands of a Governor who did not ask for the report, is uncertain. It is certain that this report marks the arrival of NYSHEI as a successful advocate for public and private academic and research libraries.
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