Christopher S. Guder (2012) Exploring the Relationship between Patron Type, Carnegie Classification, and Satisfaction with Library Services: An Analysis of LibQUAL+RTM Results. The purpose of this study was to explore how faculty and students responded to the Information Control section of the LibQUAL+®survey at two libraries with different Carnegie Classifications. As one of the institutions being studied was considering a shift from a research institution to one more focused on teaching and learning, this study used two schools with different Carnegie Classifications, one with a RU_H and the other with a Master’s M classification, to determine if faculty and students had different minimum, perceived, and desired scores related to Information Control. The results of the analysis indicate that Carnegie Classification has no significant effect on how students and faculty respond to minimum, perceived, and desired levels of service with regard to Information Control. There were significant differences with regard to patron level responses.