South Carolina State Library Digital Collections

Recent Submissions

  • Publication
    South Carolina Health Professions Data Book, 2024
    (2024) South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. Health and Demographics Division; South Carolina Office for Healthcare Workforce
    This publication provides information about both the health status of the population in South Carolina and the number of healthcare professionals actively practicing across the state.
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    South Carolina Health Professions Data Book, 2019
    (2019) Lacey, Linda M.; McCleary, Nicole; South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office. Health and Demographics Division; South Carolina Office for Healthcare Workforce
    This publication, revised in 2020, provides information about both the health status of the population in South Carolina and the number of healthcare professionals actively practicing across the state in 2019.
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    Integration of Telepresence for Unemployment Insurance (UI) Appeals Hearings
    (2024-02-05) Cujak, Matthew; South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
    This project works to determine the feasibility of integrating video conferencing as a method of conducting unemployment insurance hearings before the Appeal Tribunal and Appellate Panel.
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    Improving Leave Without Pay Payment Process
    (2024-02-05) Urbany, Jill; South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
    In doing this project, the author explored options for improving internal efficiencies and enhancing the customer service experience by improving the LWOP payment process to make it more automated for the employee on LWOP, the BA at their agency, and PEBA’s internal staff.
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    Home Replacement Program for Low-Income Seniors and Families Living with a Disability
    (2024) Kilgore, Felicia; South Carolina Certified Public Manager Program
    This project examines how the State of South Carolina must join forces with local financial institutions to support a home replacement program that can provide the necessary support for low-income and/or disabled elderly people who are our most vulnerable population. This can be done by offering a more accessible and age-friendly living environment. This can include features such as grab bars, ramps, and wider doorways to address mobility challenges. Additionally, such programs incorporate safety measures and healthcare services to promote independence and overall well-being for older individuals.
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Communities in SCSL Digital Collections

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  • Federal Documents  
    The South Carolina State Library maintains a print collection of federal documents as a member of the Federal Depository Library Program.
  • Sherman Grinberg Film Library Collaborative Project  
    The South Carolina State Library has partnered with the Sherman Grinberg Film Library to provide access to digitized film reels containing historical South Carolina related content from the Paramount and Pathé newsreel collections.
  • South Carolina Book Collection  
    The South Carolina State Library maintains an extensive print collection of materials published about South Carolina.
  • South Carolina State Documents Depository  
    The South Carolina State Documents Depository provides access to publications produced by state agencies and state-supported academic institutions.
  • State Library Collaborative Collections  
    The South Carolina State Library partners with institutions across the state to increase access to local holdings.