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Starting Your Research
Where to StartStudents in the First Year of Studies start here: First Year Student Portal Set up accounts in the following library services:
Don't get stuck having to do all the work at the last minute. The Assignment Planner will help you schedule the research and writing process so you get done on time.
Encyclopedias & Dictionaries: English, Bilingual, Thesaurus, Translators and more. Best Bet: Gale Virtual Reference Library. Reference Universe: database of article titles, keywords, and index terms from a core collection of reference materials such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, and almanacs. Hesburgh Library Reference Collection: Search for all materials housed in the Hesburgh Library Reference collections Data & Statistics: A guide to finding data and statistics in the social sciences Newspapers: Guide to identifying and locating newspapers available to researchers at Notre Dame CatalogPlus — Locate books, journals, videos, and more in the Hesburgh Libraries, the Law School Library, and other nearby campuses, including St. Mary's and Holy Cross. LC Call Numbers Classification - Check out the letters and titles of the main classes of the Library of Congress Classification. Call Number Locations — Consult this page to determine where to find books on a particular subject or when you have the call number for a book. You can also consult the page to determine where to find books in Hesburgh Library on a particular subject. Finding articles is as easy as 1, 2, 3! 1: Get startedThese databases contain articles on a wide variety of topics. They work well to most First Year writing assignments. Article QuickSearch searches several general databases simultaneously. If you find a database that is working well for your topic, you can search it directly for more articles. 2: Find scholarly articles
3: Broaden your search for more complete resultsFor an in depth search you'll need to use subject-specific databases. Just a reminder — Academic Code of Honor Handbook. Click here for clear examples of the difference between proper attribution and plagiarism. | |||||||||||||







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