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In this webinar, you will learn how to establish your research question, use preliminary research to find keywords, identify the top databases with the most helpful content, and adjust the scope of…

Learn how to develop a Research Week proposal from the beginning spark of an idea to engaging the scholarly literature around a potential topic to the final work of producing a poster or presentation.

View this recorded webinar to learn how to develop a strong approach to organizing your references.

Learn about the foundational components of the key elements of a theology paper including the thesis statement, investigative method, warranted argument, critical engagement, and summary conclusion.

This video gives a brief introduction to the various features to be found on the Jerry Falwell Library website.

This tutorial will discuss the various sections generally found within a research article.

Need legal resources even though you’re not a law student? Watch this recording of our recent webinar to learn how to navigate NexisUni and a selection of other legal databases to locate…

Law360 includes legal news and analysis covering litigation, policy developments, corporate deals, and more.

This tutorial demonstrates how to obtain permalinks to library resources that you can include in your courses. If you have questions about permalinks or accessing library materials, please contact…

This tutorial demonstrates how to search congress.gov.

This tutorial will demonstrate how to access the e-books within the Cambridge Histories collection. This resource covers a range of various subjects across the humanities and social sciences.

Learn how to find full-text, multidisciplinary primary source materials through Gale Primary Sources.

Use the Films on Demand resource to find video content for a variety of disciplines and subjects.

This tutorial will show you how to access the online version of the DSM-V (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders).

This database covers health sciences, social sciences and humanities, materials sciences and engineering, and life and biomedical sciences.

Learn how to quickly and easily schedule a research consultation with a librarian. Geared toward students looking for in-depth assistance, these consultations are 45 minutes long. For quick questions…