A tour of Utah State University's free electronic resources related to Cache Valley and the region

1. Mining for Gold in Cache
Valley:
Free Local and Regional Electronic
Resources, Offered by USU
Prepared by:
Andrew Wesolek,
Scholarly Communications Librarian
April, 2012
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2. Technically, all of our electronic
resources are free to Utahans!
 You may access all of our electronic resources in the
library, at one of our public computers.
 For a fee of $25 per year, you can check out books
from the library
 Our reference librarians and circulation department
are always happy to help, so stop on by!

3. Two Systems:
 Digital Library contains historical stuff from Special
Collections (http//digital.lib.usu.edu)
 Digital Commons contains stuff that is produced at
USU (http://digitalcomons.usu.edu)

4. Digital Library
 Cache Valley Diaries
 Intermountain Indian School
 Latino Voices
 Logan Canyon Land Use
 Mendon
 Logan Historical Newspapers
 Old Ephraim
 USU Historical Collections

5. Digital Commons
 USU Press
 Journal of Mormon History
 Arrington Lectures
 US Government Documents
 Joel Ricks

6. Thanks!
 And remember, you’re always welcome in the
library!