Social Work: Finding Articles

Multydisciplinary Database provided by EBSCO. Contains articles from magazines, academic journals, and newspapers. It also contains an image collection (top right, on green bar). To access this electronic resource from an off-campus location you will need your ACCeID. If you have not set-up your ACCeID, go to the ACCeID Help Page.

Full-text, peer-reviewed sociology journals covering gender studies, criminal justice, social psychology, racial studies, religion and social work. It also includes thousands of author profiles and a sociological thesaurus. To access this electronic resource from an off-campus location you will need your ACCeID.

In addition to access to articles from the Opposing Viewpoints series, this electronic resource contains scholarly articles, primary source materials and statistics on a number of social and political issues. To access this electronic resource from an off-campus location you will need your ACCeID. If you have not set-up your ACCeID, go to the ACCeID Help Page.

Provides scholarly and popular LGBTQ publications in full text, plus historically important primary sources, including monographs, magazines and newspapers. It also includes a specialized LGBTQ thesaurus containing thousands of terms.

This resource offers weekly reports on current social and political issues. The reports generally have a general overview, statistics, case studies, examples of opposing viewpoints on the issue, possible solutions, and a bibliography. To access this electronic resource from an off-campus location you will need your ACCeID. If you have not set-up your ACCeID, go to the ACCeID Help Page.

Contains more than a thousand academic journals and over one million images, letters, and other primary sources. It includes 150+ Sociology journal titles. Hint: Try selecting "Advanced Search," scroll down to "Narrow by Discipline" and select > Sociology. Then enter keywords in the search box. This will limit your search ONLY to the Sociology journals. To access this electronic resource from an off-campus location you will need your ACCeID. If you have not set-up your ACCeID, go to the ACCeID Help Page.

Bibliographic database covering areas relevant to race relations, including ethnic studies, discrimination, immigration studies, and other areas of relevance to the discipline.

Articles on topics in psychiatry, psychology, and observational and experimental methods.