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It's time for a trip to the library. When you are ready to begin research on a paper, stop by the reference desk.The librarians there can walk you through developing a search strategy and give you tips for using the many different kinds of resources available at the library, including:
Tools for finding library materials ...
Best bets ... look for these databases in the A to Z Databases lists
Academic Search Complete
JSTOR
Nexis Uni
A journal is a scholarly or academic magazine that is published in a regular cycle –
A journal may be published in print, electronically, or both every month, once a year, four times a year, etc. Because of this characteristic, it is often described as a "serial" or "periodical."
A database is an organized, searchable, and retrievable collection of electronically accessible nformation.
The Thurgood Marshall Library provides a subscription to over 70 databases for its students, faculty, and staff. These databases contain thousands of articles published by scholarly or peer-reviewed journals as well as material from other types of sources - newspapers, trade journals, conference papers, and even images.
All of Bowie's databases are listed and available through the A to Z Databases list. See links and guides below for more information about accessing and using library databases: