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AMERICAN REFERENCE CENTERBoltzmanngasse 161090 Vienna Tel.: (01) 405 30 33 Fax: (01) 406 52 60 e-mail: arc@usembassy.at Resources - School Outreach Program - Products - Public Information and Quick Reference Servce - American Corner Innsbruck
The American Reference Center specializes in providing current information on U.S. foreign policy, European-U.S. relations, domestic politics, the environment, and economy.RESOURCESThe ARC holdings include a small reference book collection and a magazine section (pdf). Visitors are welcome to research the EbscoHost magazine database, which contains abstracts and articles of U.S. periodicals.The ARC accepts requests e.g. for biographical information, texts of speeches by U.S. government officials, articles from U.S. magazines and newspapers, addresses of American organizations, URLs, or reports from American think tanks and research institutes.  The resources of the ARC are accessible - by appointment- to Austrian government institutions, the media, scholars and others with a serious research interest in the United States. In order to use the facilities at the American Reference Center clients are asked to make an appointment by calling (01) 405 30 33.Center staff will also respond to inquiries by letter, fax, telephone and e-mail to the address given above. The ARC stocks pamphlets (see alphabetical list) published by the Office of International Informations Programs (U.S. Department of State), which can be ordered by fax or e-mail. They will be mailed only within Austria. If you are living in or around Vienna and want to pick them up personally you can do so - please call ahead (01) 405 30 33. Some repeatedly requested general data on the United States was compiled on the Frequently Asked Questions page. The ARC does not answer queries about visas to the United States or about other consular matters. For consular information, please check the Consular pages of our website. SCHOOL OUTREACH PROGRAMThe U.S. Embassy introduced this program to give teachers and students the possibility to meet and talk to diplomats of the U.S. Embassy or the U.S. Missions to the OSCE and United Nations in Vienna.Visits may be structured to meet curriculum needs, and the discussions are generally conducted in English. The speakers present a short overview of a particular subject relating to American society - e.g. popular culture, the educational system, domestic politics, daily life - as well as issues pertaining to international affairs, or talk more generally about their lives (their jobs, the schools and universities they attended, their hometowns) and then open the floor to discussion and questions. If you would be interested in taking advantage of this opportunity, please contact the American Reference Center (arc@usembassy.at) for more information and to make arrangements. If possible, we would like to know if there are particular topics your class would like to discuss. PRODUCTSNewsletter for English Teachers
Zoom in on America
Library Newsletter
If you would like subscribe to any of these ARC newsletters, please send an e-mail to: arc@usembassy.at to be included in the electronic distribution list. Please note that these products can only be sent to recipients in Austria. PUBLIC INFORMATION AND QUICK REFERENCE SERVICEFor general information about the United States or about Austria, please check the About the U.S. and About Austria sections of the site. If you need quick reference assistance and do not find the information you need on our web pages, you can call the ARC with general information requests Monday - Friday, 8:30-17:00, at (01) 405 30 33.AMERICAN CORNER INNSBRUCKThe "American Corner Innsbruck" is an information platform for the public, students, and university staff members interested in American studies and issues related to the United States. The basic idea of the American Corner Innsbruck is the cooperation with people from various disciplines working in the field of American Studies, like medicine, law, business, management, history, geography, political science, etc. The American Corner Innsbruck is anchored at the Department of American Studies at the University of Innsbruck and represents its new focus on Medical Humanities, Law and the Humanities, and Business/Management and the Humanities. As an institution, the American Corner Innsbruck is unique in Austria; its alignment is unique in the world.e-mail: embassy@usembassy.at |
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