Supplementary materials
Summary: These procedures apply to the cataloging of supplementary print or nonprint materials that accompany a primary resource (example: a book about folk songs and an accompanying CD with example recordings).
A resource is considered supplementary if it cannot be intellectually independent of the primary piece.
Resources that reproduce the entire content of a resource in a different form are not considered supplementary.
If uncertain whether a piece is supplementary or not, consult Joshua Barton or Autumn Faulkner.
Printed supplementary materials will be kept with the main piece for all titles regardless of destination (includes all titles for Main and Branch locations).
Non-print supplementary materials for items going to Main will be separated from the main piece and housed separately.
Non-print supplementary materials for items going to branches will be sent to the branch with the piece.
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Team | CMS |
Updated | January 2018 |
Created | January 2018 |