The papers of Alexander Hamilton consist of his personal and public writings, including correspondence among members of the Hamilton and Schuyler families.
Finding tool for federal publications that includes descriptive records for historical and current publications and provides direct links to those that are available online.
Specialized collections
Also go to the website of a government department or agency and search within the site
Reports from the Congressional Research Service; this selection, mainly on national security topics, is made public by the Federation of American Scientists
Library subscription databases provide access to many government documents. Use these databases to take advantage of search field options such as subjects, authors, and abstracts (when available).
This collection includes the full text of congressional publications, finding aids, a bill tracking service, and the full text of public laws. Includes: Committee Prints & Miscellaneous Publications 1817-1952, Hearings 1834-Present House & Senate Documents 1817-Present, House & Senate Reports 1817-Present, Serial Set 1789-Present, Serial Set Maps 1789-Present
Kennesaw State University's student voter registration portal. We make sure you always know when elections are happening, and have the information you need to vote with confidence. Sign up to receive election reminders, get registered to vote, & apply for your absentee ballot!
Check on your voter registration status, determine your polling location, details about upcoming elections and sample ballots, and verify any personal information.
Before you can cast your absentee ballot, you must fill out an absentee ballot application. You can print it and fill it out, then mail or fax the application to your county's Board of Registrar's Office.
Select your county from the drop-down menu, then click "Submit" to obtain the address and fax number, if available of the Board of Registrars for your county.
Step Three: Mail Your Absentee Ballot Once your application is reviewed by your county's voting office, you will receive your ballot by mail at the address you indicated on your application.
My Congressional District gives you quick and easy access to selected statistics collected by the U.S. Census Bureau through the American Community Survey (ACS) and County Business Patterns (CBP). The ACS provides detailed demographic, social, economic, and housing statistics every year for the nation's communities. CBP provides annual statistics for businesses with paid employees at a detailed geography and industry level. My Congressional District is powered by ACS and CBP data through the Census Application Programming Interface (API).
Library subscription databases provide access to many government documents. Use these databases to take advantage of search field options such as subjects, authors, and abstracts (when available).
This collection includes the full text of congressional publications, finding aids, a bill tracking service, and the full text of public laws. Includes: Committee Prints & Miscellaneous Publications 1817-1952, Hearings 1834-Present House & Senate Documents 1817-Present, House & Senate Reports 1817-Present, Serial Set 1789-Present, Serial Set Maps 1789-Present
Student Leadership and Service Civic Engagement Team
The Commons Front Patio12:00 AM-2:00 PM
Students will be able to register to vote through the KSU TurboVote System and collect resources regarding polling locations, educational tools, and 2020 Census information
What’s the Tea on Democracy?
Student Leadership and Service Civic Engagement Team
Virtually via Instagram12:00 PM
To spread awareness of the importance of voting engagement through our social media platform. By providing 3 questions throughout the week on twitter and on Instagram we can encourage students to respond and repost the questions and engage with others through the questions we ask on the platforms. The goal is to at least reach 50 likes, shares, or views. Also will go live with our CET Team by having them share their experiences on voting.
September 15
Pocket Constitution Give Away
Sturgis Library starting at 10:00 AM
Students will receive pocket-sized constitutions on a first come first serve basis.
Get Out the Vote!
Student Leadership and Service Civic Engagement Team
Kennesaw Student Center Terrace 12:00 AM-2:00 PM
Students will be able to register to vote through the KSU TurboVote System and collect resources regarding polling locations, educational tools, and 2020 Census information.
Speak Up Series: COVID: Your Rights, Your Health
Housing & Residence Life and The Office of Student Advocacy
Virtually 7:00 PM- 8:00 PM
Event for students to engage in dialogue and discussion around civic issues. This event will provide students a space to talk about constitutional rights regarding COVID and the impact on health. Students will be able to communicate their thoughts on their rights regarding COVID stipulations (i.e. mask-wearing) and communicate their thoughts on the impact of their health and community health in COVID response.
September 16th
Get Out the Vote!
Student Leadership and Service Civic Engagement Team
The Commons Front Patio 12:00 AM-2:00 PM
Students will be able to register to vote through the KSU TurboVote System and collect resources regarding polling locations, educational tools, and 2020 Census information.
UN SDG Student Leaders in the COVID-19 Context
CIFAL Atlanta, RCE Greater Atlanta, UNITAR, City of Atlanta Mayors Office of International Affairs
Virtual Panel Discussion 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
A panel discussion to highlight student leaders and their work related to SDGs and COVID-19. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with students panelists and speakers to discuss solutions to improve our world amidst the pandemic.
Step Three: Mail Your Absentee Ballot Once your application is reviewed by your county's voting office, you will receive your ballot by mail at the address you indicated on your application.
