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Kristi L. Palmer
Associate Librarian

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Women's Studies Resources Guide



Last updated by klpalmer on 06/16/2009

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Citing Sources

Why is it important to cite sources?

  • To give credit to the author of your sources (avoiding plagiarism)
  • To allow your readers the opportunity to check your sources (giving your work more credibility)

What are the elements of a citation?

  • If you have questions about the parts of a citation, please see this page of the inflite Tutorial
    Last updated by kbacone on 10/23/2007

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Evaluating Sources

Some things to consider when evaluating information sources:

1.

Who is the author?
  • First of all, the author should be identified. The author can be one or more people or organizations.
Is the author credible?
  • At a minimum, in order to be considered credible, the author of the information source should have credentials and expertise, such as academic degrees and experience, relevant to the topic.
Has this information source been reviewed by experts in the field?
Last updated by kbacone on 11/07/2007

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Other Sources

  

Last updated by andjsmit on 10/30/2008

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Print Resources


Send comments and questions to: Kristi Palmer, Women's Studies Librarian.  
Print Resources

This is a selected list of some of the more useful women's studies print resources. Check IUCAT for more options. Keep in mind that you can search for a topic and add the terms Handbooks, manuals, etc.; Dictionaries; Encyclopedias; or Bibliography to your search. If you need to find an e-book, you can also add the keywords electronic resource.

Last updated by kbacone on 09/26/2007

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Finding Articles

(and Reports, Book Chapters, etc.)


Scholarly/Popular
What are the Differences?
Searching Databases
Last updated by andjsmit on 10/30/2008

Women's Studies Resource Guide: Finding Books

(and DVDs, CDs, and Videos)


Library Catalogs
What is available & where is it?
Subject Searching
Last updated by andjsmit on 10/30/2008

Women's Studies Primary Sources

Send comments and questions to: Kristi Palmer, Women's Studies Librarian.


Electronic Resources

Women's Studies & History

Last updated by andjsmit on 10/30/2008

Women's Studies Reference Materials

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Bibliographies   Biographies   Chronologies   Dictionaries   Directories

Encyclopedias   Indexes and Abstracts   Online Sources   Statistics


Last updated by kbacone on 11/14/2007

Women's Studies

Finding Books

  • Library Catalogs (IUCAT, etc.)
  • Subject Searching
  • Locating/Viewing
  • E-books

Finding Articles

  • Scholarly v.
    Last updated by klpalmer on 06/03/2009