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Government
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Address:
110 Stapleton Library
431 South Eleventh Street
Indiana, PA 15705
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Phone: 724-357-4892
(Office)
724-357-3006
(Reference Desk)
Email:
mcdevitt@iup.edu
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About the Collection
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Locating
Government Documents
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Services
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Public Access
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What's New
IUP Library has been a Federal depository
library since 1962 and a Pennsylvania depository library since 1972. As
a depository, it houses and makes available publications issued by
agencies/departments of the Federal and State governments.
About the
Collection
Locating Government Documents
Generally, government documents can be found
through a search of the
PILOT, the library's online catalog and
Marcive WebDocs,
or Catalog of U.S.
Government Publications. Government documents are housed at different
locations in Stapleton Library based on types of materials.
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Printed materials - Federal and PA state government publications are shelved at government
document section located to the rear of the
first floor (view the
first
floor plan)
arranged by SuDocs number (Superintendent
of Documents Classification System) for Federal documents and by PA
documents number (PA
documents Classification scheme) for Pennsylvania government documents.
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Maps - All maps are filed in map cases located
outside the office of Government Documents on the
first floor
arranged by countries, regions and types. For assistance of retrieving maps, ask government
document librarian in room 110. A
Guide to the Map Collection at Stapleton Library
is available online.
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Microform materials -
Micro materials are filed
in microform cabinets in Serials Department on the
ground floor. Serials
Department staff can assist you in retrieving micro materials and using micro
readers. A
Guide to Government Documents in Microforms at
Stapleton Library
is available online.
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CD-ROMs and DVDs - CDs and DVDs are shelved at
Media Circulation arranged by call number on the first floor.
The assistants there can help you retrieve the CDs or
DVDs.
Services
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Reference Assistance
- For general reference assistance involving government information, contact
the Library's main
Reference Desk: 724-357-3006 at any time during its
hours of operation
or e-mail
the Government Documents Librarian or call at 724-357-4892.
A national chat
reference service for government information is
available at:
Government Information Online: Ask a Librarian
Chat
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Circulation of government materials
- Most items that are
cataloged and kept as permanent collection can be checked out at the
library’s main Circulation Desk Reference materials and items that are not cataloged
may be borrowed with special permission from a librarian. For
circulation policies and overdue fines and fees, click
here.
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Interlibrary loan service - If a needed item is not available in our collection, Interlibrary Loan
Service can obtain it for you. Click
here for information about interlibrary loan service.
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Public terminals
- Computers with internet access to government online publications are provided in the library.
Access for General Public
Chapter 19 of
Title 44 of the U.S. Code guarantees “government publications available for
the free use of the general public”. IUP library posts no restriction for
using the collection, but a fee will be charged for printing or photocopying
documents. The photocopy machines in the library can only accept IUP issued
I-card and photocopy card. Non- IUP affiliates need to purchase a photocopy
card from a card machine located on the ground floor. The charge for the
card is $ 5.00.
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Web Chat. People can get help
through live web chat Monday through Friday, noon to 8 p.m. Eastern
Time. Please visit
http://www.usa.gov for
more information.
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State New
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Correspondence regarding this site should be sent to its maintainer,
Theresa McDevitt@iup.edu
Please see IUP's
statement
regarding pages that do not officially represent the university.
Updated:
June, 2008 |