Research Proposal
- Occupational Outlook HandbookFind information on your career including salary information, degree/training needed, & job outlook.
Use the "More Info" tab to find links to professional organizations for that career. Professional organizations are a great place to learn about issues in the field. Look for words like Advocacy, Issues, or News on the organization's page.
Single Source Analysis & Review of the Literature
- EBSCO Academic Search CompleteA great multi-disciplinary database where you can find credible sources, like academic articles and news and magazine sources, on your career issue/interest
- " Subject GuidesFind databases in a variety of subject areas
- Library CatalogUse the search box at the top of the library homepage to find books and book chapters. Click the Books tab and enter your keywords to search. Check the Description and Summary to see if there are chapters of interest.
- GoogleFor interviews, videos, and other media sources, you can search on Google using your keywords plus words like "interview", "video", "podcast", etc. Make sure to investigate the source of the information to make sure it's credible.
Reflection
Please fill out this short reflection form after the session: https://library.louisville.edu/ekstrom/reflection
