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External users in an academic libraries: a case study of Kenneth Dike Library (KDL)
Though the academic library’s primary mission is to serve the students, faculty and staff of its parent institution, would-be users not officially associated with the institution frequently call upon the library to provide services and/or resources. This paper attempts to examine the use of KDL reso...
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2014-12
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