IDS 101: Constructing Reality: Your Librarian

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"When you are looking for information...

Turn to a librarian first,

And it will be the last place that you go to!"

Don't Fret if you Need Some Help

That is why the Hatfield Library has full time reference librarians specializing in the information needs for Atkinson's graduate students, as well as CAS' undergraduate students..

Gary Klein is an expert business researcher with hands on experience in many different aspects of researching management, industries, corporations, nonprofits and government agencies.  He is also well versed in the Social Sciences with decades of experience in Civic Communication & Media (CCM), Data Science, Economics, Education, Psychology; Rhetoric, Statistics as well as in Politics, Policy Law & Ethics (PPLE).

His job is to help you get the information you need, into your hands.

  Click here to SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT with Gary Klein

You can read more about Gary's career, education, professional & personal interests

  Click here to READ MORE about Gary Klein

Subject librarians are here to help with your research!

Each librarian specializes in specific subjects or fields of study. You can set up an individual research consultation with a librarian for research help.

Here are a few other things that we can do for you:

• Show you the best places to begin your research.
• Help you develop effective search strategies.
• Locate the information you need within our library.
• Obtain books, articles, cds, etc. from other libraries.
• Find additional information from citation lists/bibliographies.
• Judge the quality & reliability of information.
• Use information ethically (e.g. plagiarism).
• Cite information correctly (e.g. APA style).
• Demonstrate how to use citation resources.
• Tell the difference between various literature types.
• Determine whether something is peer-reviewed.