There are many good Internet sites that are useful to the research process. Included here are free Web sites that we have found useful. To report problems with broken links, please send an email message to library@muskegoncc.edu
World Book Online contains the World Book Encyclopedia. The site also includes a dictionary, an atlas and information about current events and news headlines.
Michigan Voter Information Center provided by the Michigan Secretary of State. Registered voters may enter their name to find out where they are registered to vote, what voting equipment is used, and view the ballot and election calendar.
MultiMag Michigan A comprehensive directory of information about Michigan. Includes cities, counties, townships, events, weather, and other topics of interest.
Michigan Hometown Locator includes information about Michigan physical, cultural and historical features.
United States Government
USA.Gov the U.S. Government’s Official Web Portal.
U.S. Courts This site contains links to federal courts and judicial systems.
Core Documents of US Democracy from the Government Printing Office. Includes current and historical legislative and legal, regulatory, presidential, demographic, and economic documents..
U.S. National Safety Council Leading safety advocate, nonprofit organization with the mission of eliminating preventable deaths at work, in homes and communities, and on the road through leadership, research, education and advocacy. Reliable information from the past, and present to anticipate and improve the future.
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (NIOSH) Research, recommendations, and other materials on improving workplace safety and preventing occupational injuries and illness.
MiBiz Michigan business information with searchable archives.
Froogle search engine provided by Google. Use to search for merchandise available online.
Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds Use to find information on new and used cars. Also, MotorTrend contains information on new and used cars with local and regional information.
Fuel Economy Guide U.S. Department of Energy and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency provide fuel economy information for vehicles.
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Headlines, summaries, and brief articles from current issues and browsable archives. A password is needed to read the full text of articles and to search the archives. See MCC reference librarian.
ERIC: Run by the US Dept of Education, this link provides access to many education related journals. At the bottom of the homepage, click journals, then “H” for journals pertaining to higher education. You can also look for journals pertaining specifically to community colleges.
