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Welcome to NGIN: NGIN was founded in the Fall of 1997 by a group of documents librarians in the Northwest Region. This is an independent organization whose primary purpose is to promote the effective use of government information published by all levels of government. Individuals or organizations interested in government information are welcome to join. Meetings are held twice a year in the Spring and the Fall.

Please contact any officer for more information. Send any corrections or suggestions on this page to Carlos A. Diaz. If you are a member, you can pay your dues to the Treasurer, Jean Hartman .

NGIN Fall 2009 Conference
November 2009


Public Health Law Resources


Cassandra Hartnett


View Cassandra Hartnett's speech during the FDLP's Spring Depository Library Council meeting in Tampa, Florida.


Reflections of a Mid-career Government Documents Librarian.






Eleanor Chase

Congratulations to Eleanor Chase
Recipient of the 2009 Bernadine Abbott Hoduski Award




Check Eleanor's bio


The Bernadine Abbot Hoduski Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of state, international, local or Federal documents; contributions whose impact while not at the national level, have benefited not only the candidate's institution but also the profession.

Since 2005, four out of the five recipients have been Northwest librarians. From Washington, Sue Selmer (2005), Tom Stave (2007), and Eleanor Chase (2009); and from Idaho Lily Wai (2008).

Bernadine Abbott Hoduski is a retired Northwest librarian from Montana who worked as a librarian for the Environmental Protection Agency and was responsible for creating the numbering system of EPA publications.





Daniel Cornwall

Congratulations to Daniel Cornwall
Recipient of the 2009 Documents to the People Award



Check Daniel's bio


The Documents to the People Award is a tribute to an individual, library, institution, or other non-commercial group that has most effectively encouraged the use of government documents in support of library service. The award includes a $3,000 cash stipend to be used to support a project of the recipient's choice. Congressional Information Service, Inc. founded this award in 1977 and LexisNexis is continuing to sponsor it.





WSU & UI Celebrating
100 Years as
Federal depositories
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