DEVELOPMENT OF NEW COLLEGE CAMPUSES OFTEN NECESSITATES THE MOVING OF A LIBRARY COLLECTION FROM ONE LOCATION TO ANOTHER. AT DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK, A PROCESS WAS DEVELOPED BY WHICH THE REGULAR STAFF OF THE LIBRARY AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL MOVED EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE IN A 3-DAY PERIOD. STUDENT VOLUNTEERS, WORKING UNDER CLOSE SUPERVISION AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CAREFULLY DEVELOPED PLAN, MOVED THE 21,000-VOLUME BOOK COLLECTION IN FOUR HOURS. DETAILS OF THE PLAN AND THE PROCESS ARE PRESENTED. THIS ARTICLE IS PUBLISHED IN "AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BULLETIN," VOLUME 61, NUMBER 1, JANUARY 1967. (WO)