Library Research Guides

Guide Listings

• Subject Guides – Key resources, including books, journals, databases, strategies, and librarian contact information to help you get started with your research project.
• Course Guides – Alphabetical listing of guides, generally created around a library assignment for that class.
• All Library Guides – Site map of all published guides with tabs by subject, guide owner, and type.

Starting Points

• Careers in Librarianship – Resources to help students in the iSchool Fast Track Program through Syracuse University.
• Citation Management Software – The Library has guides on using two different citation management tools for researching and writing papers: Zotero (Recommended) and Mendeley.
• Citing Sources – Overview of the common citation styles used at Le Moyne and elsewhere.
• Copyright Essentials – Allowances and restrictions for using copyrighted materials in teaching and research.
• English for Language Learners (ELL) - Learn and improve your English! In this ELL guide you will find resources and services in the library, on campus, online and in the community.
• Faculty Support – Library resources for your teaching needs, including AJCU Passport, collection development, CRL, and more.
• Find Primary Sources –Suggested starting points and an overview for using primary sources in your writing.
• Handbook for Historians – Guide to writing research papers for the History Department at Le Moyne College.
• Instructional Services – Contact your subject librarian to request an instruction session for your class.
• Librarians by Subject - Contact a subject librarian by phone or email.
• Library Technology Help – Information about printing, wireless networking, and borrowing calculators and other electronic devices.
• Library Tutorials – Find video and written tutorials on using library resources.
• Quick Introduction to the Library – Overview of the many services available at the library.
• Your Personal Librarian – New students should meet your Personal Librarian when you arrive on campus in the Fall!