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April 14, 2011 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM HLRC 4E Presenter: Larry Packham, FIPSE Grant Project Director.

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1 April 14, 2011 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM HLRC 4E Presenter: Larry Packham, FIPSE Grant Project Director

2  DEFINING OUR TERMS  THE FIPSE GRANT  INITIAL RESPONSE  THE MATH…  INTANGIBLE BENEFITS  OUR GOALS  WHATS NEXT?  ALTERNATE SOURCING  CUSTOM PUBLISHING…  WHO’S WHO?  IMRI PAG  WHAT YOU CAN DO!  QUESTIONS?

3  FIPSE = The Fund for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education. The sponsor of West’s two year grant to investigate textbook rentals.  Rental Friendly Adoption Agreement, a.k.a. RFAA = An agreement between faculty and the Bookstore to utilize a rental friendly textbook for four or more consecutive semesters to facilitate rentals.  Rental Friendly = No consumable components, single use access codes, loose leaf books, etc.

4  West’s Fall 2011 rental program included 15 titles with RFAAs funded by the FIPSE Grant and another 40+ titles rented in partnership with wholesaler rental programs.  The FIPSE Grant covers all costs to fully investigate rentals including staff and sufficient funds to purchase +/- 10,000 books to rent to students.  FIPSE funding is not subject to state and federal budget cuts.

5  Rented 504 textbooks in Fall 2010.  96% of rental textbooks returned.  Overwhelmingly positive response from students who rented books in our Fall 2010 pilot program.  Over 720 textbooks rented for Spring 2011.  Student’s saved more than $72,000 on rental textbooks in the 2010/2011 school year.  8 RFAAs for Fall 2010. 15 RFAAs for Spring 2011.

6 RFAA Model 4X New Unit Cost Full Retail Rent Price Cost Factor vs. Full Retail Depreciation Prorated Gross Profit on Rental Gross Profit on Full Retail PGPR/GPFR Gross Margin on Rentals by Term Net to Student Net Savings vs. Full Retail Price +Tax Net Savings 100.00 38.00 43.50% 18.08 19.93 27.0074%52.4% 41.71 68.0562.0% 75.00 38.00 58.00% 18.08 19.93 24.7581%52.4% 41.71 40.6149.3% 75.00 38.00 58.00% 18.08 19.93 24.7581%52.4% 41.71 40.6149.3% 75.00 38.00 58.00% 18.08 19.93 24.7581%52.4% 41.71 40.6149.3% 72.30 325.00 152.00 72.30 79.70 101.2579%52.4% 166.82 189.8753.2%

7 42% Wholesaler Rebate Model Full Retail Wholesale Cost Wholesaler Rebate Net Cost Rental Price Prorated Gross Profit on Rental Gross Profit on Full Retail PGPR/GPFR Gross Margin on One-Time Rental Net to Student Net Savings vs. Full Retail Price Net Savings DISCOUNT 100.00 72.30 42.00 30.30 50.00 19.70 27.00 73% 46.9% 54.88 50.0% 75.00 48.08 42.00 6.08 37.50 31.42 24.75 127% 74.8% 41.16 50.0% 30% Wholesaler Rebate Model Full Retail Wholesale Cost Wholesaler Rebate Net Cost Rental Price Prorated Gross Profit on Rental Gross Profit on Full Retail PGPR/GPFR Gross Margin on One-Time Rental Net to Student Net Savings vs. Full Retail Price Net Savings DISCOUNT 100.00 72.30 30.00 42.30 50.00 7.70 27.00 29% 25.7% 54.88 50.0% 75.00 48.08 30.00 18.08 37.50 19.42 24.75 78% 64.7% 41.16 50.0%

8  More books in more students hands earlier will improve student learning outcomes!  RFAAs could save students more than $1,000,000 a year by the 2012/13 school year!  RFAAs support HEOA compliance and allow West to publish author, title and price info in the schedule.  Textbook rentals provide West a marketable advantage recruiting students.  Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. RENT!

9  Give students the option to rent books for up to 80% of IGETC, CSU and AA general education requirements using rental textbooks by 2012.  Double rentals each semester from @750 in Spring 2011 to 1,500+ in Fall 2011, 3,000+ in Spring 2012 and 6,000+ in Fall 2012.  Develop an industry standard model for a self sustaining textbook rental program.

10  West’s IMRI has expanded to include old edition and out of print (OE/OP) textbooks in response to faculty and student demand.  Measure the impact of rentals on student learning outcomes in the classroom.  Sell students and faculty on rentals and RFAAs.  Increase advertising and marketing efforts.  Price rentals aggressively to maximize the benefit to students and increase sell through.  Run focus groups!

11  Alternate Sourcing = Buying books in peer to peer online markets, generally using third party software to automate purchasing and record keeping.  Purchase current editions at lower than wholesale pricing.  Purchase OE/OP books to support low cost OE/OP rentals.  Alternate Sourcing is uncharted territory for us…  LACCD and Federal Government purchasing guidelines make purchasing from individual sellers challenging but new services are available and we are committed to alternate sourcing.  If you’re interested in OE/OP textbooks contact Nilhson Zelaya to determine availability of specific titles and editions.

12  Custom Published Textbooks are NOT incompatible with RFAAs and low cost rentals!  Custom published textbooks can lower textbook prices for students, help manage the edition cycle and support rentals!  Donatelle, Health: Basics  Full 9 th edition New Price:$107.90  Custom 9 th edition New Price: $68.50  Custom 9 th edition Rental Price: $27.40

13  Nilhson Zelaya is West’s Bookstore Buyer  Primary contact for all things textbooks including researching editions and evaluating books for RFAAs.  zelayan@wlac.edu 310 287-4381, zelayan@wlac.edu  Olga Pech is West’s Assistant Bookstore Manager  Project Manager for the FIPSE grant. Secondary contact for textbook inquiries. Resource for all other inquiries.  pechold@wlac.edu 310 287-4425 pechold@wlac.edu  Larry Packham is West’s College Enterprise Manager  Project Director for the FIPSE grant. Additional resource for all inquiries. Primary liaison with Project Advisory Group.  packhald@wlac.edu 310 287-4424 packhald@wlac.edu

14  Dr. Judith Ann Friedman, Dean of Academic Affairs  Mark Pracher, Dean of Academic Affairs  Mary Jo Apigo, AFT Faculty Guild  Scott Feinerman, Academic Senate  Timothy Russell, AFT Faculty Guild  Buck Stapleton, Academic Senate  Scott Stamler, ASO  Rachelly Escobar, ASO  Maureen O’Brien, College Financial Administrator  Olga Pech, FIPSE Project Manager, Assistant Bookstore Manager  Larry Packham, FIPSE Project Manager, College Enterprise Manager

15  Join the discussion about rentals.  If you have questions, concerns or ideas please talk to us.  Invite us to your division or department meeting.  Ask yourself if a RFAA for your course will benefit your students?  Targeted savings for students in 2012/2013: $1,000,000+  Improved student learning outcomes.  Rentals will support a sustainable business model for the Bookstore in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

16 QUESTIONS? Thank you for coming!


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