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Scholarly Journal Articles
Have a Capstone research topic, accompanying background info and now need scholarly journal articles? The Hum. 5 Capstone Research Guide page titled ‘Scholarly Journal Articles‘ contains 4 major eJournal collections purchased by the library, together comprising over 3 million journal articles. That same page also contains a 6 minute video detailing those eCollections as well a few search techniques to employ.
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Humanities V Capstone: Looking for a Topic?
The library can help with that! Here are two videos, containing five strategies for locating a capstone topic: Questions? Comments? Please be in touch!
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Dear Hum. V,
Updates to your Atomic Bomb Conference research guide! New this year: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (digital archive) Truman Presidential Library – (atomic bomb papers collection) Tips for searching Bard and Warren (the 2 hardest-to-find folk) searching .gov sites & Google books Research questions? Conundrums? Please be in touch! Ms. Sanborn
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First World War Archive: extracting everyman poetry
Below is a 3-minute video describing how to pull the everyman/amateur poetry from the library’s First World War Archive. Looking for biography/analysis of well-known WWI poets? Highly recommended are 2 of the library’s eRef collections: Salem Literature and Gale Virtual Reference Library. Questions? Thought? Do be in touch! 😉 Ms. Sanborn
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High 5, Hum. V!
The Capstone’s done! Congratulations! For your browsing pleasure, below are usage stats demonstrative of your diligent work. The Fifth Form collectively: Searched the digital reference collection: 718 times Searched JSTOR: 725 times Searched the new Global Issues in Context collection: 1,444 times Searched the ebrary eBook collection: 1,020 times, resulting in opening ebrary eBooks a total of 5,918 times! AND Viewed the Humanities 5 Research Guide: 3,588 times Way to research, Big Red! Any outstanding research questions? Do be in touch! lsanborn@sps.edu
