Databases for Government Document Research available from the libraries database page:
Agricola (USDA National Agricultural Library)
Agris (Food/Agriculture)
American State Papers (Early Serial Set) 1789-1838
Congressional Globe (Early Congressional Record) 1833-1873
CQ Press (Previously Researcher) (Politics)
ERIC (Education)
Homeland Security Digital Library
Legislative Reference Library of Texas
National Bureau of Economic Research
National Centers for Environmental Information (Climate Data)
NCJRS Virtual Library (Criminal Justice)
Newsbank
Texas Digital Sandborn Maps (Historical Maps) 1867-1970
Search these catalogs for items that might be in this library or in other libraries. Use Interlibrary Loan to help you get access to items not availablet at Sam.
Listed below you will find some frequently used Government websites. For more in-depth information, use this link: Government Documents Resources Online.
American Memory has migrated to LOC Digital Collections
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government
Center for Disease Control and prevention (CDC)
Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Department of Veteran's Affairs
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
United States Depositories contain information on a myriad of subjects and topics that can help you in your research.
Request physical resources be brought to you at the circulation desk here in the library.
Virtually learn about topics through the FDLP, the Federal Depository Library Publications website. The items in this guide link to some library guides that appear on the site as well as other helpful resources.
Access a complete list of United States Presidents, their documents, histories, and libraries and museums dedicated to them.
Access publications that can help you research America at war, including a tab devoted to World War I, (1914-1921).
Access Veteran resources and support. Learn about Education Support. See more about Careers and Employment.
Access this link to prepare for many different kinds of disasters. Learn how to make a kit for your family, your car and pet. Find out disaster hotline numbers and how to get wireless alerts and a FEMA app.
Access information about addiction and substance abuse. You can also look at the DEA or Health and Human Services. There are multiple guides and resources to help with substance abuse (e.g. opioids) and mental health.
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