3. The FDLP was established by Congress to
ensure public access to government
information
Government Printing Office gathers
documents, creates records, and sends them to
the participating FDLP libraries.
Federal Depository Library Program
4. Jackson has been a depository since 1963, but
have some earlier documents.
Check out some of our docs on Tumblr
We have print, microfiche, and online
collections
Some documents have been digitized for the
Home Economics & Nutrition Pamphlets
http://libcdm1.uncg.edu/cdm/ref/collection/HEN
P/id/567
This is part of the ASERL Center of Excellence
program
UNC Chapel Hill is our regional repository
Our collection
6. Print and microfiche (mostly microfiche)
Some documents have been sent to regular
stacks.
The collection is mostly mid-1980s up.
Our Collection
12. The federal documents use the SuDoc
Classification System.
The NC documents use a similar system.
If a call number has a colon [:], then it is a
SuDoc and not LC.
Example: PR 41.8:B 52/2
Want to play with SuDocs?
Classification System
13. Print federal document in storage
Record will eventually reflect storage & include a
request button
Print NC document in storage
Record will eventually reflect storage & include a
request button
Microfiche
Online federal document
Examples of Catalog Records
15. Government Information Research Guide:
http://uncg.libguides.com/govinfo
Google advanced searching: site:.gov
USA.gov: Portal to online government information
ProQuest Congressional: Materials (hearings,
reports, transcript of the floor debates, and more) for
both houses of Congress.
See Government Information Research Guide for
more!
Other search tools