Whether long-standing or relatively new, every institution has traditions that evolve from daily culture. How the institution preserves and maintains the traditions weaves a tapestry that, in time, becomes the institution's history.
SCETV staff, stakeholders, and the public know the agency's three-year direction thanks to its strategic plan. Crisp visuals and concise writing allow readers to understand SECTV's goals without being overwhelmed.
It's impressive when state agencies break down complicated topics, making them easy to understand. That's what the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce does with the Work Opportunity Tax Credit brochure, making it our choice for the October featured state document.
South Carolinians know our state is a fantastic place to live and work.
With South Carolina primaries occurring in June, selecting South Carolina Elections from the South Carolina Election Commission as the featured state document for April and May is fitting.
DHEC makes it easier for women to take control of their health and document the journey with its Wisewoman Welcome Booklet.
The 2020/2021 Annual Report from the South Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority is a clear standout as the featured state document for October/November.
As the official state depository for all print and electronic state publications, we collect documents from SC state agencies. These materials include reports, books, pamphlets, maps, newsletters, directories, regulations, and serials.
The Notable State Documents Awards Program recognizes outstanding state publications produced during the calendar year. Categories include physical or digital monographs (individual publications), serials, and websites. We will review nominations and select the final candidates for judging.
The South Carolina State Library is pleased to announce the selection of the most notable South Carolina State Documents of 2020. Government documents come in a variety of formats and winning categories include state agency monographs, serials, and websites or apps.
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