GEOG 4550 and 6550 - Senior Seminar - Water Resources

Use Google Scholar links provided by Rod Library when off campus to link to research purchased for you by UNI. To locate recent research in Google Scholar you will need to use the "Since" option on the upper-left hand side of the results page.
To learn more about using quotes and the intitle: command visit Advanced Research Techniques: Google Scholar

OneSearch is the library database for finding research, books, and news that is owned by Rod Library.

After searching limit to "Peer-Reviewed Journals" and "Publication Date" to find research articles owned by Rod Library

The Elsevier database ScienceDirect is one of the largest science databases available. However, only a fraction of the sources found are open access - the rest must be requested via interlibrary loan. ScienceDirect indicates which articles are "research" and which are "review".

Web of Science (also known as Web of Knowledge) searches high-quality journals across all disciplines within the social sciences. Web of Science offers a unique search system - search by "topic" (subject) - that often finds research hidden from other databases. The results of Web of Science can be ranked by the impact a research article has had on the literature.

This link goes to the Chicago quick guide - the full print Chicago Manual of Style is available for more complicated questions. These large print volumes can be found both at the Library Services Desk and in the Stacks.