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The U.S. Copyright Card Catalog provides an index to copyright registrations and other public records pertaining to ownership of copyrighted works. The catalog enables users to identify original copyright registration records and other U.S. Copyright Office records from 1870 through 1977. The information in these records typically includes: name of author(s), title of work, copyright registration number, and effective date of registration. These records do not include the full registration records or copies of deposited works registered with the Copyright Office. The card catalog also contains entries for transfers of ownership, generally one card for each title, assignee, and assignor.

Over the decades, with changes in the rules of cataloging copyright registrations, the U.S. Copyright Office has organized these records into several chronological periods or indexes. There are six primary Registration indexes: 1971-1977, 1955-1970, 1946-1954, 1938-1945, 1898-1937, and 1870-1897. Other indexes include: assignments, notice of use, commercial prints and labels, and a pseudonym file.

Prior to this release, the VCC Proof of Concept contained the last two indexes (1955-1977) of the catalog. This release enhances the collection by adding the remaining images (1870-1954) for the complete Card Catalog collection. The complete collection is available to browse using filters that limit the number of drawer results. A few indexes will be available for the enhanced browse capabilities that include the ability to filter the card results based upon the card content.

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The Proof of Concept card catalog represents card records, displayed in JPEG images, from the U.S. Copyright Card Catalog collection. It is not a final version of the planned Virtual Card Catalog (VCC). The images are presented in a similar filing order as found in the physical card catalog and may contain filing errors and corrupt images. In addition, the enhanced browse capabilities are limited due to the use of raw OCR data. We are working to update and improve the overall functionality.

The purpose of this Proof of Concept is to provide the public with a glimpse of the digitized card catalog and to solicit feedback that will provide valuable information for the future digital transformation of the U.S. Copyright Office physical historical records.

You may use it at the Skidmore Shop to buy books, supplies or any of the other items the shop carries. It may also be used at the Spa, the Burgess Caf, the Skidmore Post Office and Health Services, as well as in vending machines, and library copiers. You may also use your card at various locations off campus. To view a list of these off-campus merchants that accept the card, please click here. To make it easier to identify locations that accept the card, just look for the Skidmore Card logo.

This site will be unavailable on Wednesday, December 27, 2023 between 10am and 4pm for scheduled maintenance.

How to Add Mason Money on your Mason ID or Patron Card

1. Click on "Add Mason Money Here"

2. Agree to the Mason Money Terms

3. Enter your G number with the G in front of the number or your patron card number

4. Select the amount you would like to add

5. Complete payment information and submit

Meal Plans for students, faculty, and staff can be purchased through the Online Card Office by clicking on the Meal Plan Management tab to the left.

Faculty/Staff Meal Plans

Byte meal plans can be purchased with a Visa or MasterCard. They become active once the dining halls open for the fall semester. Hours of operation can be viewed on the dining website.

Student Meal Plans

Student meal plan options are available for summer, fall, and spring semesters and can be viewed approximately two weeks prior to each semester. Meal plan access becomes available during the respective semester per the dining hours of operation.The Mason Card Office is available to answer questions and share information. Please email masonid@gmu.edu.

Meal plans are billed to the student account within two to three business days. Information on billing and payment options is available on the Office of Student Accounts website.

Online Photo Upload

1. Log in with your Net ID and password

2. Click Photo Upload

3. Read and Agree to the Mason ID requirements

4. Upload a valid government issued credential

5. Make sure your photo meets the requirements listed on the subsequent page

6. Enter your GMU email address in the email prompt. Once the photo has been accepted or rejected, you will receive an email notification.

Each Providence College student and employee is issued a campus identification (ID) card through the PC Card Office. The PC Card provides proof of identity and shall be carried by the cardholder at all times while present on campus. It also provides many resources and is required to access residence halls, laundry facilities, the library, Concannon Fitness Center, athletic events, and RIPTA (the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority). The PC Card is also required to utilize meal swipes, Friar/Additional Friar Bucks and PC Cash accounts.

The Falcon Card is used for debit transactions for dining services and works like a debit card on campus; you can only make purchases if you have the funds available. Any remaining balances at the end of each semester automatically are rolled over to the next one.

Door Access: If you experience door access problems, email Facilities Management at service.center@unco.edu or call 970-351-2446. If you are living in a residence hall with card swipe access for your room, you will need to stop at the front desk of your residence hall to have your card re-encoded. If you have questions, please email card.office@unco.edu

Did you know that your UNC Card is much more than a normal identification card - it is your connection to campus life while you are attending the University of Northern Colorado. You can use the card as a banking card, FREE GET (Greeley/Evans Bus System) pass, library card, door access, attend sporting events on campus free, dining meal swipe card, and in many other convenient ways, such as discounts at many of your local retail stores and restaurants.

If you are a new freshman or transfer student you will get your card during Orientation. If you are one of UNC's Graduate students, stop by the Card Office after you register for classes to get your photo taken for your new Bear I.D. card. For any questions, visit the friendly staff at the UNC Card office located in the University Center. They will be glad to help!

Welcome to Vanderbilt University. One important aspect of your journey here is your card which you use to access doors of academic buildings, residential halls, libraries, and rec center as well as utilize for payment for printing, dining halls, off-campus merchants, parking, and the book store.

Did you get a new phone or Apple Watch over break? Did your old phone or Apple Watch have the digital card assigned to it? If yes, then the digital card is still assigned to your old device. See our instructions below to remove the card from your old device.

The Texas Payment Card, or smiONE Visa Prepaid Card, is an easy way to receive your child support payments without the need for a bank account. It is a prepaid card with the convenience of a VISA and it can be used anywhere that VISA debit cards are accepted.

There are fees associated with using the Texas Payment Card. You will receive a Cardholder Agreement when you first receive your card. It lists all fees associated with the smiONE Visa Prepaid Card. The Cardholder Agreement can also be accessed from the smiONE website. All fees are subject to change.

If you already have a Texas Payment Card and have questions about your balance or transaction history, or need to report a lost or stolen card, you can contact a smiONE representative at (866) 532-9636.

Stanford ID cards with magstripes will continue to work with the magstripe card readers operated by University IT (UIT) Campus Card Services and found at many campus buildings, dining halls, and cafes.

The option to print a preferred name is only available for new ID cards. If you already have an ID card but want it reprinted with your preferred name, you may update the information in the university data systems and then submit a request starting Oct. 1, 2023. The cost for a reprinted card is $25. To learn more, refer to the UIT news article: Preferred Names May Be Used on Stanford ID Cards.

The Stanford ID Card Office oversees the production of new and replacement cards, maintains a card information database of students, faculty and staff; installs and maintains card readers; and assists in developing new Stanford ID Card applications.

ID card eligibility is established by Administrative Guide Memo 2.4.3. You will find a summary of the types of cards, the eligibility criteria, and the privileges granted by each card type. A summary chart of privileges may be viewed here. ID cards may only be used by the person they are issued to.

Your identification card will be printed using the name in Stanford's official student or employment records UNLESS you are not commonly known by your full legal name and have indicated a preferred name in your directory listing, StanfordYou for Faculty/Staff, and Axess for Students.

If you have entered a preferred name in your directory listing, your ID card will be printed with your preferred name exactly as you have entered it in StanfordYou or Axess. If you would like to have your preferred name printed on your ID card, follow these instructions to change your preferred name.

If you are a new employees eligible for an ID card, call 498-CARD (8-2273) first to make sure your personnel information is available (to ensure that all personnel information has been processed and a Stanford ID number assigned). 17dc91bb1f