BSCI, CRJ, & WGST Faculty: Library Services and Research Help

Your librarian, Nadine, will work with you and from your course syllabus to create online research guides that are customized to your course and assignment requirements. These online research guides are public and you can link to them from your course Canvas sites. Skills covered in research guides include (but are not limited to):

• finding sources
• developing focused research questions and thesis statements
• reading scholarly articles and analyzing articles to find key information
• evaluating and selecting articles that are appropriate for university-level research
• using sources to build answers and arguments
• avoiding plagiarism
• citing sources in APA, ASA, or Chicago style
• writing research papers, literature reviews, policy papers, or research project papers (best practices, guidelines, and expectations)

You can also add Nadine to your course Canvas sites so that she can add the course research guide to the side navigation bar and send point-of-need announcements in order to maximize student awareness and use of the guide. Please do not add Nadine to your course Canvas sites without discussing it with her first.

Email Nadine at nfanders@umich.edu to develop an online research guide for your course or assignments.

Anthropology Research Guides

• ANTH 101: Introduction to Anthropology
• ANTH 201: Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTH 307: Forensic Anthropology
• ANTH 312: Islamophobia
• ANTH 325: Anthropology, Health, and the Environment
• ANTH 331: Biological Anthropology
• ANTH 341: Human Paleontology
• ANTH 345: Cultural Ecology and Evolution
• ANTH 350: Prehistoric Archaeology
• ANTH 409: Human Body, Growth, and Health
• ANTH 415/515: Nutrition & Health
• ANTH/WGST 420: Kinship & Marriage
• ANTH/RELS 440: Religion & Culture
• ANTH/CRJ 455 / SOC/WGST 4555: Immigrant Cultures & Gender 
• ANTH 459: Osteology
• ANTH/SOC/WGST/COMM 481/581: Gender & Globalization
• ANTH 482/582: Psychological Anthropology
• ANTH 495: Capstone Course

Criminology & Criminal Justice Research Guides

• Advanced Criminology & Criminal Justice Research Guide (for graduate students)
• CRJ 200: Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRJ 324: Serial & Mass Homicide
• CRJ/SOC 350: March Madness Book Bracket!!!
• CRJ 363: Criminal Justice Systems & Policy
• CRJ/PSYC 407/507: Psychology of Adolescence
• CRJ 415/515: Principles of Restorative Justice
• CRJ 417/517: Crimmigration
• CRJ 418/518: Research Methods
• CRJ 419/519: LGBTQ+ Criminology
• CRJ/SOC 435/535: Urban Sociology
• CRJ/SOC 443/543 / PSYC/WGST 405/505: Gender Roles
• CRJ/SOC 453/553: Sociology of Law
• CRJ/ANTH 455 / SOC/WGST 4555: Immigrant Cultures & Gender 
• CRJ/SOC/WGST 461: Gender, Crime, and Justice
• CRJ/SOC 465/565: Deviance & Social Disorganization
• CRJ 466/566: Drugs, Alcohol, & Society
• CRJ/SOC 467: Drugs, Crime, & Justice
• CRJ/SOC 469: Juvenile Delinquency
• CRJ/SOC/AAAS 473: Race, Crime, & Justice
• CRJ/SOC/WGST 476/576: Inside Out Prison Exchange
• CRJ 480: Applied Criminal Justice Theory
• CRJ 484: White Collar Crime
• CRJ 487/587: Forensic Science
• CRJ 4130/SOC 413: Qualitative Research Methods

LGBTQ Research Guides

• LGBTQ Resources & Research
• CRJ 419/519: LGBTQ+ Criminology
• ENGL/WGST 471: LGBTQ Literature
• WGST 408/508: Sex, Gender, and the Body in International Development

Psychology Research Guides

• Advanced Psychology Research Guide (for graduate students)
• PSYC 101: Introduction to Psychology
• PSYC 240: Introduction to Mental Health and Adjustment
• PSYC 300 (Birkhill): Life-Span Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 300 (Yoon): Life-Span Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 302: Psychology of Child Development
• PSYC 325: Psychology of Interpersonal Relationships
• PSYC 363: Cognitive Psychology
• PSYC 372: Animal Behavior
• PSYC/LING 375: Psychology of Language
• PSYC 381: Principles of Statistics & Experimental Design
• PSYC/WGST 405/505 / SOC/CRJ 443/543: Gender Roles
• PSYC/CRJ 407/507: Psychology of Adolescence
• PSYC 415: Developmental Research Methods
• PSYC/CRJ 440: Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 442: Child Psychopathology
• PSYC 446: Human Sexual Behavior
• PSYC 450/550: Personality Theory
• PSYC 461/561: Learning and Memory
• PSYC 463/563: Sensation & Perception
• PSYC 465 (Clark-Foos): Experimental Psychology
• PSYC 465 (Dolins): Experimental Psychology
• PSYC 465 (Dykstra): Experimental Psychology
• PSYC 465 (Liu): Experimental Psychology
• PSYC 465 (Musial): Experimental Psychology
• PSYC 498: Honors Seminar

Sociology Research Guides

• SOC 201: Contemporary Social Problems
• SOC 308: Sociological Theory
• SOC/CRJ 350: March Madness Book Bracket!!!
• SOC/WGST/HUM 409/509: Feminist Theories
• SOC 413: Qualitative Research Methods
• SOC/AAS/HHS 433: Race, Ethnicity, and Community Health
• SOC/CRJ 435/535: Urban Sociology
• SOC/HHS 440/540: Medical Sociology
• SOC/CRJ 443/543 / PSYC/WGST 405/505: Gender Roles
• SOC/CRJ 453: Sociology of Law
• SOC/CRJ/WGST 461: Gender, Crime, and Justice
• SOC/CRJ 465/565: Deviant Behavior & Social Disorganization
• SOC/CRJ 466/566: Drugs, Alcohol, & Society
• SOC/CRJ 467: Drugs, Crime, & Justice
• SOC/CRJ 469: Juvenile Delinquency
• SOC/CRJ/AAS 473: Race, Crime, & Justice
• SOC/CRJ/WGST 476/576: Inside Out Prison Exchange
• SOC/WGST 4555 & ANTH/CRJ 455: Immigrant Cultures & Gender 
• SOC 497: Senior Research Seminar

​Women's & Gender Studies Research Guides

• WGST/HIST 3651: Women, Leadership, and Social Change
• WGST/HPS 336: Perspectives on Women's Health
• WGST/PSYC 405/505 / SOC/CRJ 443/543: Gender Roles
• WGST 408/508: Sex, Gender, and the Body in International Development
• WGST/SOC/HUM 409/509: Feminist Theories
• WGST/ANTH 420/520: Kinship and Marriage
• WGST/SOC 4555 & ANTH/CRJ 455: Immigrant Cultures & Gender 
• WGST/CRJ/SOC 461: Gender, Crime, and Justice
• WGST/CRJ/SOC 476/576: Inside Out Prison Exchange
• WGST/ANTH/COMM/SOC 481/581: Gender & Globalization