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Provides resources for student success in the field of Homeland Security.
Last Updated: Apr 27, 2012 URL: http://libguides.scf.edu/Homeland_Security Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Core Resources: Do you need to find reliable sources for Homeland Security Information?  Check out SCF Library databases, eLibraries, digital video and more.

Writing & Citing: Help and examples for MLA, APA and ASA citation styles.

Library FAQs: Screencasts and tutorials on how to find and use ebooks, scholarly articles and more. Don't see something you need? Let us know.

Library Info:  Library hours for both campuses, contact and other area library information.

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Films On Demand -- Digital Video

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Films On Demand is a state-of-the-art streaming video. This digital video database is rich in documentaries, speeches and historical events.

 

 

Library Resources

Use the library catalog to access to books, ebooks, and databases.  You will also be able to find Writing and Citing help and a link to all of our Subject Guides.  Just look under Useful Resources, located in the center of the home page.

Try using these terms for your research:

Homeland Security            Emergency Management

Law Enforcement              Public Safety

Criminal Justice                National Response Plan

Terrorism Preparednes      Forensics

Current Affairs                  9/11

 

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Recommended Websites

Use these websites to help you with your research.

U.S. Department of Homeland Security  This website gives up to date information regarding all aspects of Homeland Security including Counterterrorism, Bordersecurity, Cybersecurity, and Travel.  General information, such as the history of Homeland Security and career opportunities may also be found on this site.

Committee on Homeland Security  The Committee on Homeland Security was established in 2002 to provide Congressional oversight for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

USA.gov  Any information you may want or need from the U.S. Government can be found on this site.

Department of Justice  Federal criminal investigation and enforcement agency.

Homeland Security Digital Library (HSDL)  This site provides open access to over 49,000 U.S. Federal Documents.

FEMA  Fema's national emergency training center website.

ICMA  International City/County Management Association.  The ICMA develops and fosters professional local government management worldwide. The organization provides technical assistance, management assistance, and training in many areas of community and economic development, ethics education and environmental management.  The ICMA site provides an excellent newsletter.

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