Using Library Databases to Track the Process
Are you an informed citizen/voter? Do you want to check the accuracy of candidates’ statements? This workshop will focus on using the library’s subscription databases, not available to the general public, to find helpful information for selecting the next leaders of our country. In this workshop you will learn how to:
· Check congressional voting records
· Find out what various ethnic groups think about the candidates.
· Read party platforms
· Read before and after analyses of the election.
· Find more statistics than you ever wanted to know about Congress, the Electoral College, the Presidency and the Judiciary.
· Create customizable e-mail alerts about politics.
Monday, Oct. 6 @ 12 PM
Melville Library, 1st Floor, Classroom A
Sign up on the library website www.stonybrook.edu/library under Library Instruction > Register for a Workshop.
Additional sessions may also be scheduled for groups of 5 or more.
Contact Janet Clarke @ janet.clarke@stonybrook.edu or 632-1217.
Janet Clarke
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