CRJ/SOC 469/569: Youth, Crime, and Justice
Research Guide for the CRJ/SOC 469/569: Youth, Crime, and Justice
Behavioral Sciences and Women's & Gender Studies Librarian
When is Nadine Anderson, your Librarian, Available?
Email Nadine at nfanders@umich.edu for help with your research questions. During the semester I am available online from Monday through Friday. I do not engage in work emails outside of these days or holidays.
Welcome!
This guide will show you how to:
- Access library databases, articles, and ebooks online
- Develop a focused research question for your Graduate Research Paper (569)
- Start finding articles for your essay exam (469) and your papers (569)
- Identify and search CCJ databases for a deeper research dive into your topic
- Search newspaper databases to find news articles
- Describe the peer review process and why it's important to your professors
- Read and analyze your articles to find key information for your essay exam (469) and your papers (569)
- Evaluate and select your sources that you use for your essay exam (469) and your papers (569)
- Use your sources to build your evidence, arguments and conclusions for your essay exam (469) and your papers (569)
- Avoid plagiarism
- Cite your sources and format your References list in APA style
- follow the Quick Reference Guide link, the In-Text Citations link, and the Journal Articles link for guidelines and templates
- follow the Create an APA References List link and use the References list at the end of the Sample Student Paper
- Write your Reflection Papers (569)
- Write your Essay Exam (469)
- Write your Graduate Research Paper (569)