Click here to register Kelley Center Government Information Training Workshops. They are offered in spring and fall semesters.
2024 U.S. Presidential Election
Date: November 5
The next presidential election will be on November 5, 2024. But the dates of other elections can vary. Click the link below to visit Fondren Library online research guide on Voting/Election to learn when you can vote for your federal, state, and local representatives, and more.
Spring 2023, Fondren Library has joined the U.S. Government Publishing Office' CRDP. Through this new partnership, as a Federal Depository Library, Fondren Library can receive free official government documents cataloging records to be added for Fondren Library government documents collections. September 1-22, we have added the records for 701 government documents: 46 print, 18 microform, and around 637 electronic to Fondren Library's collections.
Click here to use the Advanced Search of Fondren Library's OneSearch to search "Government Documents" under Material Types. Contact Kelley Center if you need assistance.
Welcome to the Kelley Center's LibGuide: Government Information home page!
Here you will find a variety of resources and services to help you access and explore government information. The content on this page is divided into several parts:
The Federal tab has a drop down menu, providing options for access to essential tools for searching, accessing, and exploring U.S. Federal Government Information by publication type, historical publications, and foundational publications, etc.
In addition, you will also other two tabs - How to Cite and Shutdown Alternatives.
We hope that this home page provides you with the information and resources you need to successfully navigate and access government information.
To provide feedback, please fill out this Kelley Center User Feedback online form. Thank you!
Submit a question to a Government Information Online Librarian. (Please note that, in most cases, you will be communicating with a librarian who does not work at your local library.)
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About Government Information Online
GIO is a free online information service supported by libraries that participate in the U.S. Government Publishing Office’s Federal Depository Library Program. Many are also official depository libraries for other types of governments and public agencies. GIO is sponsored by the Government Documents Round Table of the American Library Association.
Who is answering my question?
Government information librarians with a specialized knowledge of agency information dissemination practices — as well as expertise in how to use government information products, resources and or publications — answer all the questions submitted to GIO. These librarians are dedicated to helping users meet their government information needs.
Librarians from a number of institutions who are experts at finding information from government agencies of all levels (local, state, regional, national international) answer all of the questions submitted to GIO: