In February, we celebrate American Presidents. Use the TCC Library website (http://library.tulsacc.edu) to find the print and electronic resources (e-resources) to help you learn about and celebrate the President of the United States (POTUS).
If you browse the more than 400 books in the TCC Library catalog
about the President, you will find biographies by Pulitzer Prize winning
authors David McCullough (John Adams,
Truman) and Jon Meacham (American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White
House, Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power) and autobiographies by Theodore
Roosevelt, Ronald Reagan, and Bill Clinton. There are books written by
Presidents (Profiles in Courage, John
F. Kennedy; Audacity of Hope, Barrack
Obama). There are more than two dozen
books about Abraham Lincoln and a critically-acclaimed, four-book series about
Lyndon Johnson by Robert Cato, (including Master
of the Senate).
Library research guides about American History and American
Federal Government provide many links to resources about POTUS.
EBSCOHost Military & Government Collection and Issues
& Controversies in American History are two Library databases contain a
wealth of information about the Presidents and the issues they faced in office.
Two digital libraries with treasures of knowledge about
Presidents is American Memory by the Library of Congress (including the papers
of several Presidents) and Smithsonian Institution Libraries (a digital
collection of 1.5 million books and manuscripts about all aspect of American
History).
Use the Quick Search tool at the Library homepage to browse for
books. Use the yellow Research Guides tab or the yellow Article Databases tab at
the Library homepage to access the research guides or the databases, respectively. Use the yellow Books and More tab (then click on the Digital Libraries link) to
access digital libraries.
Author: Demetrius Bereolos, Library Specialist at West Campus
Photo: 2006 Christopher Chan
Author: Demetrius Bereolos, Library Specialist at West Campus
Photo: 2006 Christopher Chan
