Institute for Regional Studies
Collection Development Policy

 

Introduction

 

This Policy

Policy Implementation
This policy shall become effective with the approval of the director of NDSU Libraries. It also is submitted to the NDSU Libraries Collection Management Coordinating Team for comments. Questions regarding interpretation of this document shall be forwarded to the archivist of the Institute for Regional Studies.

Review of Policy
This collection development policy will be reviewed by the Institute staff at the end of each fiscal year and revised as necessary. This review will be done by the Institute archivist together with other archival staff and the director of libraries. The annual review will ensure that it continues to reflect archival standards, and North Dakota State University teaching, research and outreach needs. Such reviews will also reflect changes in collecting policies at other institutions to avoid conflict or duplication.

Review History
Initial approval by the Director of Libraries, December 2002
Reviewed and updated September 2003

History
General
  Overview
Mission
Organization structure
Programs supported
Priorities and limitations
Insurance
Dissolution
Collection Acquisition
  Acquisitions
Conditions of acceptance
Deed of gift
Copyright
Restrictions
Tax deductions
Geographical areas collected
Language
Materials excluded
Loans
Purchase
Financial contributions
Collection Use
  Clientele
Access
Research and use guidelines
Copyright and reproduction
Loans and cooperative agreements
Collection Preservation
  Donor records
Conservation and care
Deaccessioning
This Policy
  Policy implementation
Review of policy
Review history
Collection Policy Statements
  Manuscripts
Publications
Photography
Local Government Records
Film, Audio and Video
Maps and Ephemera
Family History and Genealogy
Lawrence Welk Collection
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Published by the Institute for Regional Studies, NDSU
Updated: 9/18/2003