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    LibQUAL+ 2005 Survey : University of Central Oklahoma
    (2005) Association of Research Libraries; Texas A&M University
    LibQUAL+ provides a protocol for bechmarking perceptions of library service quality. These reports contains the results and comments from participants providing feedback about the Max Chambers Library in 2005.
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    LibQUAL+ 2009 Survey : University of Central Oklahoma
    (2009) Association of Research Libraries; Texas A&M University
    LibQUAL+ provides a protocol for bechmarking perceptions of library service quality. These reports contains the results and comments from participants providing feedback about the Max Chambers Library in 2009.
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    LibQUAL+ 2013 Survey : University of Central Oklahoma
    (2013) Association of Research Libraries; Texas A&M University
    LibQUAL+ provides a protocol for bechmarking perceptions of library service quality. These reports contains the results and comments from participants providing feedback about the Max Chambers Library in 2013.
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    LibQUAL+ 2016 Survey : University of Central Oklahoma
    (2016) Association of Research Libraries; Texas A&M University
    LibQUAL+ provides a protocol for bechmarking perceptions of library service quality. These reports contains the results and comments from participants providing feedback about the Max Chambers Library in 2016.
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    LibQUAL+ 2019 Survey : University of Central Oklahoma
    (2019) Association of Research Libraries; Texas A&M University
    LibQUAL+ provides a protocol for bechmarking perceptions of library service quality. These reports contains the results and comments from participants providing feedback about the Max Chambers Library in 2019.