Research Guides

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Research Skills

  • Artificial Intelligence Maddy Nittmo
  • Basic Research Tips and guidance on developing topics and finding, evaluating, and using sources. Maddy Nittmo
  • Career Planning Resources Library resources for researching career paths and potential employers, writing a resume, practicing interview skills, and building confidence. Maddy Nittmo
  • Citing Your Sources Explains the importance of citing sources, both to avoid plagiarism and its academic consequences and also to contribute to the scholarly conversation. Provides reference and practice resources for citation. Maddy Nittmo
  • Database tutorials Tips, tricks, and tutorials for the electronic resources Miller Library subscribes to. Maddy Nittmo
  • Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education Maddy Nittmo
  • Reliable News Sources This resource guide will provide you with some recommendations for reliable sources and tools to evaluate news. Maddy Nittmo
  • Video Tutorials This guide contains video tutorials to help you as you conduct research Maddy Nittmo

Arts & Humanities

Social Sciences

  • Criminal Justice This guide includes how to locate criminal justice articles and physical and electronic books, how to search recommended related databases, and links to websites. Samantha Johnson
  • Interdisciplinary Studies Samantha Johnson
  • Political Science Maddy Nittmo
  • Psychology Maddy Nittmo
  • Social Work This guide offers step-by-step instructions and tips on searching social work databases and locating social work information. Samantha Johnson

Business

Science, Health & Mathematics

  • Biology Maddy Nittmo
  • Chemistry Selected books and articles on chemistry and its subfields, and biographies of famous chemists Samantha Johnson
  • Computer Science Maddy Nittmo
  • Graphic Design Maddy Nittmo
  • Kinesiology Maddy Nittmo
  • Maps Trudy Balcom
  • Mathematics Maddy Nittmo
  • Nursing This guide includes how to locate nursing articles and physical and electronic books, how to search recommended nursing-related databases, and links to nursing websites. Samantha Johnson

Education

  • Dual Credit Welcome to the Dual Credit Libguide. This guide offers strategies and tips on how to select topics and find and evaluate sources. Maddy Nittmo
  • Education Offers an overview of scholarly and practice-oriented resources for students in the College of Education. Maddy Nittmo
  • Open Educational Resources (OER) Samantha Johnson

Data, Maps & Local Resources

Course Guides

Library Services & Collections

  • Interlibrary Loan ILL is a tool that students, staff and faculty can utilize when doing academic research and for curriculum. This tool allows an individual to gain access to other libraries resources around the world.
  • Journals & Periodicals New York Times, The Economist, Chronicle of Higher Education and more, free to enrolled WNMU students and employees through Miller Library.
  • Library of Things Borrow board games, household and auto tools, and craft equipment from WNMU's Miller Library. Free for enrolled students — one week, up to two items.
  • Library Services for Faculty Library support for WNMU faculty: requesting materials, scheduling instruction sessions, streaming video, open educational resources, and research databases.
  • Passport Program New Mexico Consortium of Academic Libraries passport program enables our students, faculty, emeritus faculty, and staff to borrow materials directly from other participating colleges and universities throughout the state.
  • Special Collections A guide for Miller Library Archives and Special Collections

Other Guides

  • Voting General Voting Information Tomas Marrufo

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