For most students, your assignments in this course will include finding peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed sources related to your research problem (your instructor MAY have different requirements, so please check).
Use the search box below to get started, and explore the other tabs at the top of this page to dig deeper.
Specialized databases and websites explain issues within broader contexts and from differing viewpoints. This helps with understanding the "big picture" and can often help with forming ideas for narrowing topics.
These interdisciplinary databases provide access to articles from general and professional magazines, scholarly journals and some newspapers.
The ProQuest All-Database Search is similar to JEWL Search in that it searches content in a variety of library databases. The contents in this search will have some crossover with JEWL Search, but there is also unique content here.
Check out the ePortfolio research guide for help getting started.
