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USU Libraries Celebrates Constitution Day With Free Resources, Federal Collection Access

By Ben Dupuy |

LOGAN, Utah — Utah State University Libraries is inviting students, faculty and community members to celebrate Constitution Day.

The celebration will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Merrill-Cazier Library’s lower level. The event will feature free pocket constitutions and treats while supplies last and will highlight the library's distinguished federal government document collections.

Also included will be a photobooth and a showcase of USU Libraries' Federal Depository Library Program resources. As a congressionally designated depository for the Government Publishing Office’s National Collection of Government Information, USU Libraries ensures long-term access to physical copies of Congressional work dating from the 1890s to 2023.

Constitution Day offers the perfect opportunity for attendees to discover extensive government information resources available through USU Libraries' specialized federal collections and preservation partnerships.

WRITER

Ben Dupuy
Marketing Specialist
University Libraries
(435) 797-0554
ben.dupuy@usu.edu

CONTACT

Jen Kirk
Government Information Librarian
USU Libraries
jen.kirk@usu.edu


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