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Hello, Online Students!
Need help with finding sources, searching databases, formatting citations, or just deciding on a paper topic? The NCC Librarians are ready to help. Even though we're all working from home just like you, we can chat online during the following hours:
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This Research Guide will help you find Library resources that discuss the U.S. Constitution and its history, including books, journals, online subscription databases and websites.
A survey of Constitutional law emphasizing civil rights and individual liberties, this course will provide students with a general understanding of the major issues in Constitutional law, including the structure of the U.S. government; the separation of powers between branches of the federal government; federalism and states' rights; and the balance of the interests of the government with that of the individual in a diverse society.
Conversations with RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Life, Love, Liberty & Law by 
Legal Discrimination [from the series "Makers: Women Who Make America"] by 
Notorious RBG: The Life & Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg by 
RBG: The Movie by The NCC Librarians are happy to receive your text message!
Send your research questions to askthelibrarian@northampton.edu.
Be sure to include an e-mail address for us to reply to, in case we need to attach documents when assisting you.
This Research Guide was updated September 21, 2020 by Anne Bittner.
