Librarian of Congress

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The Librarian of Congress is the chief executive and primary steward of the United States Library of Congress, overseeing its collections, services, and national library programs.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf federal government position
leadership role
public office
appointedBy President of the United States
appointedFor indefinite term
confirmedBy United States Senate
country United States of America
employer Library of Congress
fieldOfWork copyright administration
cultural heritage preservation
information management
librarianship
hasAuthorityOver Library of Congress access policy
Library of Congress acquisitions policy
Library of Congress budget execution
Library of Congress cataloging policy
Library of Congress organizational structure
headOf Library of Congress
inception 1802
jurisdiction Library of Congress
legalBasis Act of Congress
locationOfWork Washington, D.C.
memberOf federal legislative branch support offices
officeType chief executive of the Library of Congress
oversees Library of Congress collections
Library of Congress digital programs
Library of Congress national library programs
Library of Congress outreach and education programs
Library of Congress preservation programs
Library of Congress reading rooms
Library of Congress research services
Library of Congress services
partOf Library of Congress
reportsTo United States Congress
residence Washington, D.C.
responsibleFor administration of Library of Congress staff
copyright registration administration
development of library collections
national bibliographic control
national library programs of the United States
oversight of Library of Congress collections
oversight of Library of Congress services
policy direction of the Library of Congress
preservation of library materials
strategic planning for the Library of Congress
scopeOfWork national
seat Thomas Jefferson Building
sector public sector
workLocation Library of Congress buildings on Capitol Hill


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