The Legal Requirements & Program Regulations of the Federal Depository Library Program
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The UWM Libraries is a congressionally designated depository for United States government documents. Public access to the government documents collection is guaranteed by public law. (Title 44 United States Code)
The UWM Libraries is a "60% selective" U.S. Federal Depository Library, therefore not all publications available through the Government Publications Office are guaranteed to be available (please ask for assistance if you are not finding what you need!). Federal government resources are received in various formats, including paper, microfiche, CD-ROM, DVD, and via the Internet. These resources are found in various locations in the Golda Meir Library building or online, depending on format and subject.
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The UWM Libraries is a Selective Depository Library for the Wisconsin Document Depository program. Tangible material received through the program is cataloged into the general circulating collection, accessible via Search@UW.
Additional key sources of information include the following:
Catherine Loomis, Depository Coordinator
Academic Librarian
Resource Discovery Team
Collection & Resource Management
cloomis@uwm.edu
T: (414) 229-6002
This LibGuide was created in 2010 by Tyler Scott Smith with assistance from Linda Brothen and Linda Kopecky. Marisa Glazier (SOIS Fieldworker) contributed updates in 2015. Please contact Catherine Loomis with questions or suggestions (cloomis@uwm.edu).
