1994 | University of California, Berkeley, Columbia University, Harvard University, University of Hawai‘i, at Mānoa, University of Southern California, and University of Washington first launched the Consortium. |
1995 | University of Chicago joined the Consortium |
1996 | University of California, Los Angeles join the Consortium |
1997 | University of Toronto joined the Consortium as the first institution in Canada. |
1999 | The Consortium concluded an initial five-year program successfully. |
2000 | The proposal to the Korea Foundation for the funding of the second five-year program (2000-2004) was approved. |
2003 | University of Michigan joined the Consortium. |
2005 | The Consortium concluded the second five-year program successfully. |
2006 | The proposal to the Korea Foundation for the funding ($30,000 per year) of the third five-year program (2006-2011) was approved. |
2006 | Two universities on the West Coast, Stanford University and the University of British Columbia, Canada, joined the Consortium. |
2011 | The Consortium concluded the third five-year program successfully. |
2012 | The proposal to the Korea Foundation for the funding ($20,000 per year) of the fourth five-year program (2012-2016) including two new memberships, Duke University and Princeton University was approved. |
2016 | The Consortium concluded the fourth five-year program successfully. |
2017 | The proposal to the Korea Foundation for the funding ($18,000 per year for collection development, $10,000 per year for research grant, and $8,218 for LibGuides and LibAnswers) of a three-year program (2017-2020) was approved. University of British Columbia withdrew its membership from the Consortium. |
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