Federal Library & Information Center Committee

More than 2,000 US federal libraries and information centers form an information infrastructure that extends around the globe. Located in all branches of the federal government, as well as in other independent agencies, they support their agencies' missions by providing access to information when and where it is needed, to citizens both within and without the federal government.

Federal Library Home Pages

Links to the World Wide Web sites of federal libraries and information centers.

Survey of Federal Libraries

Federal Libraries & Information Centers in the United States: 1994. Link to electronic versions of survey summary and data, as published by the US Department of Education, National Center for Educational Statitistics. (Note: The summary report requires a PDF viewer such as Adobe Acrobat; data files are compressed with PKZIP, and are in .DBF format.)

Federal Library Job Openings

Vacancy announcements from US federal libraries and information centers. Covers librarian, library technician, technical information specialist, and archivist series positions.

Federal Library Catalogs (Currently being updated...)

Links to federal library catalogs using the telnet protocol, which is not automatically included in most WWW browsers. You may need to reconfigure your browser to point to the telnet program on your computer before you can use these catalogs.

GPO Pathway Services

Subject guides to federal Web resources.

Resources for Federal Law Librarians

Presentation used at FEDLINK "Internet Brownbag" sessions..