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Students in Criminology and Justice Studies at UMass Lowell research emerging issues confronting the criminal justice system, including
✦ violence and victims
✦ justice-involved mental health populations
✦ police innovations
✦ data-driven practice
✦ national and international security.
This guide shows how to use the library to carry out research in the field of justice studies. The guide includes support content showing how to use the library's criminal justice databases to complete your research paper. From here, you can learn to:
✦ use the library to find a topic
✦ find books on your topic
✦ use Interlibrary Loan to get books titles not owned by UML
✦ find articles on your topic
✦ get full text access to those articles
✦ cite your sources
✦ find help.
Google is not the same as the library. What good are 120,000 hits when you are researching a narrow topic? Not very. Here is why the library is different.
To find databases, go to the library website and click on Databases in the menu at left.
The resulting page will be the library's A-Z list of databases.
