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For personal, in-depth assistance with your question, project, etc., please contact a librarian for an appointment.

Martha Reynolds
(706) 236-1705

Judy Thompson
(706) 233-4057

Elizabeth Andrejasich
(706) 233-4093

Steve Head
(706) 378-2926

Need inspiration?

  • Research Process
    The Rhode Island School of Design has a comprehensive, interactive tutorial about the research process. Note that this guide is specific to research in art history. Use our Research Assistance LibGuides for more relevant information about conducting research for all types of topics.
  • Concept Mapping
    If you are a visual learner, concept mapping is a great way to brainstorm ideas. Think of it as an illustrated thought process.

Helpful Starting Points

The links below are useful sites for beginning a research paper. However, if you need more assistance, research consultations are available. To the left are your friendly librarians who specialize in research.

Other LibGuides

Below are other LibGuides for working through the library research process.

Guide to Citations
by Elizabeth Andrejasich - Last Updated Aug 1, 2011
Evaluating Web Resources
by Elizabeth Andrejasich - Last Updated Sep 22, 2011
This guide helps with assessing websites, blogs and other online tools.
Search Strategies: Tips for Working with Databases
by Elizabeth Andrejasich - Last Updated Jan 30, 2012
The following guide is an introduction to creating search terms, and using subject headings, keywords and search syntax.

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