Monographs
Selected

Thirty-Years Practice in Libraries:  Recollections and Ruminations.  Philadelphia, PA:  Xlibris, 2005.  245 p. with index.      The book collects Wang’s selected research articles, short papers, and reports written during the years when he served as a library professional in several U.S. academic libraries.  The collection is divided into four sections:  library profession, library administration, electronic publishing and Internet, and library science research.      Reviewed by Prof. Mark Goniwiecha and published in The Australian Library Journal and Journal of Educational Media & Library Sciences.

Guam and Micronesian Libraries:  Historical Events, Information Sources, and Others.  Philadelphia, PA:  Xlibris, 2005.  172 p. with index.
     The book collects Wang’s selected research articles, short papers, and reports primarily relating to libraries and information sources on Guam and Micronesian islands.  It is organized into three sections:  University of Guam Library; Guam and Micronesian libraries; and Micronesian information sources.
     Reviewed by Prof. Mark Goniwiecha and published in The Australian Library Journal and Journal of Educational Media & Library Sciences.

Patches of Light Clouds.  Taipei, Taiwan:  Showwe, 2005.  334 p. with index.      The work collects Wang’s selected Chinese and English essays, notes, and miscellanies relating to his challenging experience, such as how he came to the United States, how he was robbed at a gun point, and his feeling about being a Chinese-"American."  It includes his notes and commentaries on many contemporary events, such as Hong Kong’s turnover to China, Korean Airline crash, and many academic issues at University of Guam.      Reviewed by T. I. Chao and published in (Atlanta) Chinese Community News, January 1, 2006.

Government of Guam Documents:  A Selected List, 1981-2004.  Syracuse, NY:  ERIC, 2005.   64 p.
     ED 490 638.
     The list updates information published in author s earlier book, containing selected
     Government of Guam documents issued from 1981 through 2004.  An alphabetical title

list for quick reference is included.

Government of Guam, 1981-1996: An Information Source.  Mangilao, Guam: University of Guam Micronesian Area Research Center, 1997. 308 p. with indexes.
     The work compiles and organizes an information source on the selected Government of

Guam documents and publications issued from 1981 through 1995.  The source contains

plans, manuals, policies, procedures, reports, and research studies.  Its topics involve

business, humanities, laws, social studies, and sciences.
University of Guam Learning Resources Cumulative Report, 1952-94.  Syracuse, NY:  ERIC, 1995. 
     44p.  ED377 632.
     From available sources, the report records history, identifies the milestones, and reviews

the past progress of the University of Guam Learning Resources since its founding in 1952

through 1994.  It contains a list of administrators, important events, essential statistics,

faculty publications, etc.  The events are arranged chronologically if information is

available.  To show the trend of development and evolution of the unit, the data of student

enrollment, budget, collections, and services are highlighted and charted.
Guam Governor’s Conference on Library and Information Services Report.  Agana, Gaum: 
     Government of Guam, 1991.   97 p.  (With Shirley Corbin and Mark C. Goniwiecha.) Also, in 
     Syracuse, NY:  ERIC.  ED 341 391. 
     Following the format required by the White House Conference on Library and Information
     Services, the report contains the actual planning activities, pre-conference, and conference
     programs of the GGCLIS.   It is divided into ten sections, such as planning process, GGCLIS
     goals and objectives, recommendations, evaluation and so on.  At the end are 14 appendices.
Learning the LRC:  A Video Script.  Enfield, CT:  Asnuntuck Community College, 1988.  1 vol.
     A script using video to show students how to use the Learning Resources Center at

Asnuntuck Community College in Enfield, Connecticut.  The script divides four parts: a

walking tour of the center’s facility, the card catalog, periodical indexes, and reference tools.
Electronic Publishing and Its Impact on Print Publishing....  (Doctoral dissertation, University of
      Pittsburgh School of Library and Information Science).  Ann Arbor, MI:  UMI, 1988.  245 p.
     This is a case study to test the impact of electronic publishing on print publishing, involving

four major libraries in Atlanta, Georgia.  As a thesis, it begins with a review of the history

and issues of the subject and then proceeds to the sections of research hypotheses, data

analyses, and conclusion.  Numerous data tables, analysis charts, and an extensive

bibliography are included.
Collected Papers on the Political, Economic, and Other Issues in Communist China and Other
      Communist Countries.  7 vols.  Taipei, Taiwan:  Shanghai Press, 1964-1969.
      These collected volumes are translations into Chinese from selected English articles

published throughout the world.  The seven volumes are: (1) General Issues, (2) Economy,

(3) Population, (4) Communism in Mongolia, (5) Communism in USSR, (6) Communism in

Eastern Europe, and (7) Communism in North Vietnam, Western Europe, America, and

Other Areas.

Listing:

Wang’s works can be located in University of Guam Library, Library of Congress , and other
      sources.