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COM Library Goes Mobile!

COM Library now has a mobile site so that you can use library resources on the go! Go to COM Library's Mobile site . If you prefer, you can still get to the full site by selecting the link below the menu from the mobile page. You'll find our most popular resources and services: -Mobile Research -Hours -Ask COM Library -Book A Study Room -What New in COM Library -Library Apps -COM Library on Facebook

Book of the Month: The Unfeathered Bird

    The Unfeathered Bird by Katrina van Grouw   There is more to a bird than simply feathers. And just because birds evolved from a single flying ancestor doesn't mean they are structurally all the same. With over 385 stunning drawings depicting 200 species, The Unfeathered Bird is a richly ill...

New LibGuide: Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 20th is Martin Luther King, Jr. day. COM Library will be closed in observance.  Meanwhile, you can discover some of the great resources COM Library has on Martin Luther King, Jr.: Go to the Guide . Features: Watch the full speech I Have A Dream , then watch an analysis of the speech techniques that made this speech so effective. Read King’s papers in the multivolume work The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr.  Watch Martin Luther King, Jr.: Look Here , one of the first in-depth televised interviews given by Martin Luther King, Jr.

New LibGuide: Nelson Mandela

COM Library has some great resources on Nelson Mandela. Check them out in our latest LibGuide: Go to the Guide . Features: -Read Mandela's book Conversations with Myself . -Watch Mandela's Nobel Prize Lecture. -Read about How Nelson Mandela Survived His Years in Isolated South African Jail from PBS. -Watch Mandela's Congressional Gold Medal Acceptance Speech .

New: The American West and American Indian Histories and Cultures

COM Library has two new primary document history databases, The American West and American Indian Histories and Cultures. To access the databases go to the History & Genealogy database page.  The American West In this collection you will find primary resources such as papers of early pioneers, explorers and hunters, including items such as the original manuscript journal and papers of James Audubon; emigrants guides, manuscript travel journals, illustrations and maps; rich resources for the study of Texas, Mexico and the South; and literary and historical works.   American Indian Histories and Cultures From early contacts between European settlers and American Indians and the subsequent political, social and cultural effects of those encounters on American Indian life, these materials tell both the historical and the personal stories of the colonization of the Americas. Continuing through to the modern era, and told against the backdrop of the 19th century exp...

Just in Time for Veterans Day: COM Library's New Veterans LibGuide

Learn about the history of our Veterans, get resources for Veterans and their families, Veterans Day and this year’s focus, the USO. Go to the Guide . Features: -Read Voices of war : stories of service from the home front and the front lines (Books & eBooks). -Read online the eBook Veteran’s Guide to Benefits (Returning Vets & Families). -Read first hand accounts of life at war from the Veterans History Project (Internet). -View Civil War photographs from the Library of Congress (Media). -Watch online Kansas to Kandahar: Citizen Soldiers at War (60:00; Media).

New LibGuide: Affordable Care

COM Library has a brand new guide, Affordable Care. Learn how to get started with Affordable Care (Obamacare), get official government information and Texas information. Go to the Guide . Features: -Read Obamacare 101: What college students need to know -Watch the Understanding the Health Insurance Marketplace video -Scams to watch out for -Key Marketplace Dates -Lots more!

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