CRJ 417/517: Crimmigration (Barak)
Research Guide for Dr. Barak's section of CRJ 417/517
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 your thesis statement
- Start finding scholarly sources
- Search Criminology and Criminal Justice databases
- Search History databases for your StoryMap project
- Describe the peer-review process and why your professors think it's important
- Describe Primary and Secondary sources
- Find laws, data, statistics, and datasets
- Search Michigan history websites for your StoryMap project
- Analyze your articles
- Evaluate and select your sources
- Use your sources to build your answers and arguments
- Format your citations and thesis paper in American Sociological Association (ASA) Style
- Write your annotations for your Annotated Bibliography
- Write your Final Paper (517 Students)