GODORT's Education Committee is hoping that you will be willing to share Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) success stories. Specifically, we are looking for ways the FDLP services and/or collections have aided your library or academic institution.
Your response does not need to be lengthy-just a paragraph or two; however, longer responses are welcome. Some possible topics include:
· Designing programming that promotes government information (which is especially important as we are inundated with misinformation and disinformation)
· Participation in GPO programs and preservation projects (for example, https://www.fdlp.gov/about/partnerships)
· Collection management decisions that helped your library remain in the FDLP, including transitioning from print to all-digital selections
· Participation in the Cataloging Records Distribution Program (https://home.marcive.com/cataloging-record-distribution-project/)
· Utilizing FDLP training/educational resources to improve staff knowledge and subject expertise
· Stories about past successes because of your library's participation in the FDLP
· Descriptions about future plans for your library's participation in the FDLP
· How access to government information provided for free via the FDLP strengthens democracy
We are eager to promote your successes in the FDLP. Responses can be e-mailed to me at stamatki@uga.edu, preferably by the end of May 2023. If you have any questions, please contact me directly.
Thank you!
Sarah Causey
Georgia State Documents Librarian
Interim Federal Regional Depository Librarian and
Head, Map and Government Information Library
UGA Libraries
stamatki@uga.edu
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Sarah Causey
Georgia State Documents Librarian
University of Georgia Libraries
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