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Microforms Library Information
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The Microforms Library houses
approximately 119,000 reels of microfilm, 1.1 million microfiche and
microcards, as well as, indexes and printed information for use with
these materials. The Microforms Library is located on 2nd Floor West,
in the Main Library.
Digital microreaders are available in the Copy Center on 2West in the Main Library. These reader/scanners allow users to save scanned images to a CD or removable drive at no charge. Printing is also available for 15 cents per page . |
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| Major Collections
on Microfiche |
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ERIC
Documents (Educational Resources Information Center)
Many ERIC items from 1966-2003 are available on microfiche. Microfiche items will be preceded by "ED" in
the ERIC citation. These microfiche are shelved in numeric order by
the 6 digit number which follows the "ED" in the citation.
ERIC articles which are not preceded by an "ED" will not
be on microfiche and must be searched by the source, usually a journal title. Many ERIC documents from 1993 forward are also available online. The ERIC database listing provides a link to the full text. |
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MSU
Theses
In additon to the paper copies on Ground West, MSU theses are also available
on microfilm or microfiche. Check library online catalog for access information |
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NCJRS
(National Criminal Justice Reference Service)
These microfiche are shelved in numeric order according to the number
that follows the "NCJ" in the citation. Not every NCJ citation
is on microfiche. In the case where no microfiche exists, the article
must be searched by the source. |
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SABIN
These microfiche are generally shelved by the SABIN number listed
on the fiche and in the MAGIC record. In some cases particular SABIN
titles have been catalogued and given their own call number. In these
cases the microfiche will be shelved in the general microfiche collection
by call number. |
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Other
major collections include:
CIHM: Pre- 1900 Canadiana
PAH: Pamphlets in American History
HRAF: Human Relations Area Files
National Union Catalog
Kew Lists |
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| All the collections mentioned
above have a separate location within the Microforms Library. Additional
collections are shelved by call number. |
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| Major Collections
on Microfilm |
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Current
Newspapers on Microfilm
These include back issues of newspapers to which the library currently
subscribes. They are arranged alphabetically according to the title
of the newspaper. |
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MSU
Theses
Prior to a change in library policy, MSU theses were received on microfilm.
This film is shelved separately by film number and has an orange dot
sticker on the film boxes. Please note: If you are looking for a recently
published MSU thesis it will most likely be found on microfiche, not
microfilm. Check MAGIC for location. |
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Short
Title Catalog
These film are a collection of early English books. The collection
is divided into two parts: STCI and STCII. The film is shelved numerically
according to reel number within each collection. |
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| All the collections mentioned
above have a separate location within the Microforms Library. Additional
collections and titles are shelved together according to film number. |
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| For additional information on
Major Microfilm Collections at MSU Libraries see information compiled
by Main Library Reference Department Head, Steve Sowards. |
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| Major Collections
in Microprint |
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British Sessional Papers
Early American Imprints
Three Centuries of Drama |
Russian Historical Sources
Landmarks of Science
Early American Newspapers |
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| All the collections mentioned
above have a separate location within the Microforms Library. Additional
microprint collections and titles are shelved together according to
call number. |
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| Microcopy Shelves |
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| The microcopy shelves are located
in the PRR/Microforms Service Desk area, and contain indexes, guides
and other material for use with items in the Microforms Library. A
pink cross reference card is found with the microforms if corresponding
microcopy material exists. The pink card gives the call number of
the microcopy material. This allows it to be located on the microcopy
shelves. |
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| page update:
December 4, 2006 |
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