Supplementary materials

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Last updated: May 02, 2018

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).


Law supplements (print)

Non-print (A-V) supplement accompanying print book for Main, Oversize, Art

Non-print (branch)

Non-print (gov docs)

Print (monographs)

Policies
  • 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.


ContactAutumn Faulkner
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UpdatedJanuary 2018
CreatedJanuary 2018