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This video tutorial describes three common ways to organize your research: saving articles directly to your computer, using the RefWorks citation management service, or saving articles to folders…
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This workshop will provide an overview of the literature review portion of the thesis and dissertation process. We’ll discuss identifying research gaps, determining appropriate methodologies,…
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Allow us to introduce you to an informative and user-friendly tool called a Research Guide. Librarians have developed an individual guide for each department or area of study that outlines citation,…
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Not sure how to determine if a source is credible? Confused about what makes a journal scholarly or peer-reviewed? Attend this session to get answers to these questions and more! You will learn how…
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Students doing original research often review existing scholarly literature to find a “gap in the research” that they propose to fill. This workshop will briefly discuss how to do a…
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As
Christian scholars, we want to look at empirical evidence through eyes of
faith. This workshop will discuss the integration of a biblical worldview
within disciplines such as business,…
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Do you want to know if the library has access to a particular journal or publication? Learn how to use Journal by Name to find what you need.
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One source covers three ABI/Inform databases indexing thousands of
local, regional and global business publications, and provides market,
industry and company information.
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A database that indexes scholarly and trade publications and provides company and
industry reports (some by Datamonitor), Harvard BS Faculty Seminar
Series videos, and SWOT analyses.
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Finding Journal Articles by Topic: Search Strategies, Subject Headings, “Less Is More,” and Snowballing
Terms
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Introduction to Library Services and Resources and Department Research Guides
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