Listed below are options available for you to contact a reference librarian and ask for help with your research.
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Need to select a research topic or find background information?
The Reference Collection includes a variety of different sources, such as: subject-focused encyclopedias, handbooks, almanacs, maps/atlases, statistical compendiums, dictionaries, and more. Look here to find introductory articles on subject-related topics. The broad perspective offered by such articles often proves helpful for narrowing research topics before pursuing more in-depth information.
This guide provides some recommendations for encyclopedias and other reference resources that might provide helpful information relating to your topic.
Nancy Thompson Learning Commons (Library) Reference Collection Section (Second Floor)
Nancy Thompson Learning Commons (Library0 Reference Collection Section (Second Floor)
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Nancy Thompson Learning Commons (Library) Main Collection (Third Floor)
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Nancy Thompson Learning Commons (Library) Main Collection (Second Floor)
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Nancy Thompson Learning Commons (Library) Reference Collection Section (Second Floor)
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