| Government documents are
the official publications of a government
body, including federal, state, and local
agencies. They are a good source for economic
and demographic statistics, as well as reports
on a wide range of issues. Access to government
documents and information can be through
public, private or commercial agencies. Here is a
link to help getting started
in understanding government documents.
Library
Catalog (Government Document Search)
Searches the CSUSM Library Catalog for Federal
documents in our depository
collection.
Frequently Used
Government Resources
Quick links to statistics, legislation,
election information, and census data.
Useful Government
Websites by CSUSM Discipline
Research Databases (some require CSUSM log-in)
CURRENT HOT LINK:
2008 Election Resources
Links
Previous Hot Links
(no longer updated)
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CSUSM became a selective Federal Documents Depository in
California's 50th Congressional District as well as a
selective California Documents Depository in 1994.
Reference Services
Judith A. Downie
Humanities & Government Documents Librarian
(760) 750-4374 or
jdownie@csusm.edu
Kellogg Library
CSU San Marcos
San Marcos CA 92096-0001
CSUSM Library
Research Help
Desk libref@csusm.edu
(760) 750-4391
AskGPO
Reference service provided by Government Printing
Office librarians including FAQ archive
California
Government Publications Section
Full California State and
Federal Regional Depositories
GIO: Government
Information Online
(Chat or email reference service from a variety of Federal
Depository Libraries)
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California State University San Marcos Library