Finding resources in the library requires:

• knowing where to look
• selecting the appropriate resources
• effectively searching within those resources

Use the guides below to orient you to the basics of finding resources in the library. Use the relevant case studies and learning guides for in-class exercise suggestions and materials

Select Resources

		By subject area The best way to find resources is to first determine your subject area and search within resources specific to that subject. Use the subject guides for suggested resources case studies | learning guides
		By database databases are either multidisciplinary (question mark) or subject specific. Visit the databases page and select your area of research for a list of databases that are specific to your subject case studies | learning guides
		By e-journal databases search across journals, newspapers, and magazines. E-journals provide searching capabilities within the specific journal only. For more information, see introduction to e-journals case studies | learning guides

Search Resources