The links below give you access to the catalogs available to you for searching for books, electronic books (e-books), online reference books, and other materials. Brief descriptions are provided so you can decide which catalog best fits your needs. Click on the icon or the link to go to the catalogs. Each catalog will open in a new window.

The Evans Library catalog gives to access to the materials (books, videos, etc.) that are located here at FM. Go to the Evans Library Catalog.

You can also see a list of the new titles we have added by clicking here.

The SUNY Union Catalog allows you to search all of the libraries of SUNY’s 64 campuses all at the same time. You can also search individual campus libraries (including FM’s) if you would like. This catalog is good for search for materials you know FM does not own. You go to many of these campues and borrow materials directly by using the Direct Access Program. You can also request materials from these libraries thought Interlibrary Loan. Go to the SUNY Union Catalog.

WorldCat lets you search the collections of libraries in your community and thousands more around the world. It is very useful when you are looking for a specific book and for requesting materials through Interlibrary Loan. Go to WorldCat.

You can also check your local public libraries for materials by using the link below.
Go to the Public Libraries Catalog.

The links below are to the many electronic and online books that are available to you as a member of the FM community. E-books are complete books that have been digitized and placed in a database or online for your use. These books can be a good alternative to requesting a book through Interlibrary Loan.

netLibrary: Provides access to 1,405 e-books on a variety of subjects.

SUNYPress: A collection of books published by the SUNYPress between 2000-2006. This collection is available online only to SUNY faculty, staff, and students (like you).

ACLS Humanities E-Book: A collection of over 1,700 full-text titles. Great resource for History and English classes.

Encyclopedia Britannica: The online academic version of the famous encyclopedia. Lots of neat features. Great place to get background information on possible research topics.

Credo Reference Collection: Credo is a general reference collection. Its full-text, aggregated content covers many major subjects from the world’s best publishers. It has a lot of neat tools and features to help you find your information.