IDS 101: American Medicine, Competence, Conceit, and Culture: Your Specialist

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Citation Tools

Learn four common tools that will make citing resources much easier: the library catalog, library databases, Google Scholar, and Zotero. Additional info is available on the Why Cite Sources page.

Virtual Tour of the Mark O. Hatfield Library

This video provides a brief tour of the highlighted collections and services of the Mark O. Hatfield Library and Archives and Special Collections.

Searching the Catalog

Learn how to use the catalog to search for books, articles, videos, and more through Summit, our regional lending system, and locally from Willamette. Additional info is available on the Library Catalogs page.

Obtaining Materials: Willamette, Summit, ILL (2:36 min) 

Find out how to obtain materials from Willamette University, from regional libraries through the Summit borrowing service, and from libraries across the country through our interlibrary loan services. Additional info is available on the Interlibrary Loan page.

John Repplinger
(Science Librarian)
jrepplin@willamette.edu

Research Consult Appt.

My Specialties: Archaeology, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental & Earth Sciences, Mathematics, Medicine & Health, Physics, and Science (General)

Subject librarians are here to help with your research!

You can set up an individual research consultation with a subject 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.