Cataloging and Metadata Services
Cataloging and Metadata Services (CaMS) is a multidisciplinary group of professional and paraprofessional catalogers dedicated to supporting the research of the Princeton University community by providing efficient, thorough, and accurate access to the Library's holdings in various formats and languages.
CaMS is one of five departments that comprise the Library Information Technology, Imaging, and Metadata Services Division.
Organization
The department is organized into the following teams:
- Approvals and Copy Cataloging Team
- East Asian Languages Team
- Metadata and Enterprise Operations Team (includes the Alma Tech Team)
- Middle Eastern Languages Team
- Special Collections Cataloging Teams (includes Cotsen Children's Library Cataloging Team and Rare Books Cataloging Team)
- Serials and e-Resources Team
- Other World Languages Cataloging Team
Standards
CaMS catalogs according to Resource Description and Access (RDA) and LC/PCC Policy Statements. Other descriptive standards used for special materials include Descriptive Cataloging of Rare Materials (DCRM), and Descriptive Cataloging of Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance, and Early Modern Manuscripts (AMREMM).
CaMS uses Library of Congress Classification (LCC) and Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH).
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Newspapers10 minutes ago • contributed by Ronald Flewellen
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CaMS StaffJan 10, 2025 • contributed by Paul Diskin
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Cataloging and Metadata ServicesJan 06, 2025 • contributed by Jennifer Baxmeyer
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Ascertaining Publication InformationDec 18, 2024 • contributed by Ronald Flewellen