Friends of the LibraryNorth Carolina State University

Campus Box 7111Raleigh, NC 27695-7111

919-515-2841 (phone) 919-515-3628 (fax)friends_of_the_library@ncsu.edu

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Become a Corporate Partner

To join, complete the information below and return to the address on the back panel. Make checks payable to NCSU Friends of the Library.

Corporate Partner Rates: (Based on number of employees at a company)

Up to 5 employees $ 5006-19 employees $1,10020-49 employees $2,00050 or more employees $4,100

$50 fee per borrower’s permit*, must be renewed each year.

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*Borrower’s permit access is limited remotely, and access permis-sions can change at anytime.

Things Everyone Should Know About the NCSU LibrariesOUR SPACES—the most used resource on campus • More than 13,000 visits per day; almost 2.5 million visits in

2016–17

OUR SERVICES—technology incubator for the university • Online reference, research support, interlibrary loan, and

circulation services to the NC State community• Lending services offer laptop computers, iPads, digital

cameras/camcorders, GPS, iPods, Kindles, and more• Librarians collaborate with faculty and students in all areas

of teaching, learning, and research

OUR COLLECTIONS—user-driven, digital-savvy, collaborative • Over 5.2 million volumes, approximately 100,000 print and

electronic journal subscriptions• More than 3.4 million full-text journal article downloads

per year• Access to over 1.1 million electronic books• Over 15.4 million total uses in 2016-17

OUR HONORS—recognition for an adventurous spirit • Recipient of the National Medal from the Institute of

Museum and Library Service (IMLS) in 2016• Vice Provost and Director of Libraries Susan K. Nutter named

2016 Academic/Research Librarian of the Year” by ACRL• 2014 winner of the American Institute of Architects (AIA)

“Education Facility Design Award” for the Hunt Library• Winner of the 2014 Stanford Prize for Innovation in Research

Libraries for the Hunt Library as high-technology research platform

Friends of the Library is part of the North Carolina State University Foundation, Inc.

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Corporate Partners Program

NCSU LIBRARIESFriends of the Library

Your Support Makes a Difference

The generosity of our Friends and Corporate Partners truly does matter. Your unrestricted support enables the Libraries to fulfill all aspects of its mission, build an exceptional staff, be a leader among research libraries, and seize strategic opportunities.

Benefits

• Access to the resources of the NCSU Libraries, includ-ing use of the D. H. Hill Library, the James B. Hunt Jr. Library, the Natural Resources Library, the Harrye B. Lyons Design Library, and the William Rand Kenan, Jr. Library of Veterinary Medicine.

• Borrowing privileges, which are available to research-ers and other professionals for an annual fee of $50 for each permit.

• Recognition of the corporation in the Honor Roll of Donors.

• Upon request, a half-day workshop conducted by an NC State librarian, at your office or at the library, on how to use the Libraries’ resources.

• Day parking pass for the Dan Allen Parking Deck (the closest lot to the D. H. Hill Library). Advance notice of three working days is required.

• Invitations to special Friends of the Library events.

Left: The James B. Hunt Jr. Library on Centennial Campus.Above left: Detail of Between Knowledge and Light by Joy Wulke installed as a part of the 2007 renovation of the East Wing in the D. H. Hill Library.

What is the Corporate Partners Program?

The NCSU Libraries is the gateway to knowledge for the NC State University community and its partners. As part of NC State University’s land-grant mission, the NCSU Libraries is proud to offer a Corporate Partners program for organizations based in North Carolina or directly associated with NC State.

Many outstanding businesses are supporting the NCSU Libraries with a corporate partner membership. They send an important message to their employees and their customers: they are pro-library, pro-community, and pro-information.

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Aerie Pharmaceuticals Agarigen, Inc. Air Control Techniques PCAmerican Board of Anesthesiology Applied Research Associates, Inc. ArrayXpress Inc.Arysta LifeScience AsinexAvista Pharma SolutionsBaebiesBanner Pharmacaps BASF Plant Science Bayer CropScience Becton Dickinson and Company BioLeap LLC bioMerieux Blue Cross Blue Shield of NCBurlington Industries BSN Medical CellzDirect Chimerix Cotton, Inc. Cree, Inc. Envisia TherapeuticsFujifilmGE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Glen Raven, Inc. Gnarus Advisors LLCGrassRoots Biotechnology, Inc. Greenology Products, Inc. Henkel CorporationHighland Industries

Howard, Merrell & Partners Huabao USA Inc. IBM Innocrin Pharma Innovalyst LLCInnovation Research and Training Invista Performance Technologies Liggett Group LLC Liquidia Technologies, Inc. LORD CorporationLQ3 PharmaMallinckrodt Mediant Cambridge Metabolon Myers BigelNomacorc LLCNovan, Inc. Novozymes North America, Inc. Ocera Therapeutics Pamlico Pharmaceuticals Phase BioscienceProgress Energy Research Triangle Institute SAS Institute Semprius Sigma Xi Targacept TyraTech, Inc. Valeant Pharmaceuticals North AmericaVector Research Wachovia Bank

Current and Former Partners