Interested students will find a wealth of information here to assist them in writing research papers and/or participating in "mock" Congress simulations 

 

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• Preparing for a "Mock Congress" simulation

• The Legislative Process

A wealth of information about bills and resolutions being considered in the Congress, as well as current information about what's happening on the House floor and about how individual Members voted on specific measures

• Educational Resources

An excellent listing of educational resources maintained by the House of Representatives

• The Library of Congress

The Library serves as the research arm of Congress and is recognized as the national library of the United States

• The New York Library
  The New York Public Library consists of four major research libraries and 85 branch libraries located in three boroughs of New York: the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. Considered one of the world's greatest libraries, The New York Public Library is the only facility of its kind, with both world-class research and circulating collections that are free and open to the general public. The Library's collections number more than 52 million items and include books, periodicals, maps, videos, CD-ROMs, audio cassettes, music scores, and a host of other materials, many in electronic formats. In addition to the more than 16 million users who enter our doors each year, millions more visit us via the Web.