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Research/IT Desk

Research/IT Desk

Contact:

Contact the Reference Librarians online
reference@carleton.edu

507-222-4264

My Guides

*Argument & Inquiry Seminars

Africana Studies

AFST 100: Blackness and Whiteness Outside the U.S.

AFST 100: Gender and Sex in African History

AFST 113: Introduction to Africana Studies

AFST 220: Color, Class, and Status in Black America

Alumni Information and Services

Annotated Bibliographies

ARBC 100: Arabs Encountering the West

Bibles at Gould Library

BIOL 100: What Would Nature Do?

BIOL 126: Energy Flow in Biological Systems

BIOL 220: Disease Ecology and Evolution

BIOL 224: Landscape Ecology

BIOL 234: Microbiology

BIOL 360: Climate Change Beneath the Waves

BIOL 370: Selected Topics in Virology

CCST 100: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Israeli and Palestinian Identity

CCST 100: Growing Up Cross-Culturally

CHEM 301: Chemical Kinetics Laboratory

Cited Reference Searching and Bibliography Mining

Climate and Weather Data

Climate, Weather, & Environment Data

Combating Racism Resources

Comics and Graphic Novels at Carleton

Computer Science

Crime Data & Statistics

CRYP 325: Advanced Studies in Cryptozoology

CS 257: Software Design

Data, Datasets, and Statistical Resources

Demographic Data

Digital Text Analysis and Text Mining

Ebooks at Carleton

Finding Book Reviews

Finding Full Text

Gender, Women's and Sexuality Studies

GEOL 110: Introduction to Geology

GEOL 220: Tectonics

GEOL 258: Geology of Soils

GIS and Geospatial Data

Google Scholar Tips and Tricks

Gould Data Knowledge Base

HIST 100.01: History and Memory in Africa

HIST 100.04: Black History is Labor History

HIST 125: African American History I

HIST 125: From Africa to the Civil War

HIST 126: African American History II

HIST 181: West Africa in the Era of the Slave Trade

HIST 183: History of Early West Africa

HIST 218: The Black Graphic Novel as Historical Narrative

HIST 220: From Blackface to Blaxploitation: Black History and/in Film

HIST 225.00: James Baldwin and Black Lives Matter

HIST 228: Civil Rights and Black Power

HIST 230: Black Americans and the U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction

HIST 280: Africans in the Arab World

HIST 281: War in Modern Africa

HIST 283: Christian Encounter, Conversion, and Conflict in Modern Africa

HIST 304: Black Study and the University

HIST 382: Slavery & Abolition in Africa and its Diaspora

HIST 383: Africa's Colonial Legacies

HIST 386: Africa: Art, Nation, Politics

How to Cite Your Sources

IDSC 235: Perspectives in Public Health

Information Literacy Video Tutorials from Credo

Labor and Trade Unions Data

Library and Information Science

Library Call Numbers

Library Internships

Maps at Carleton

MATH 120: Calculus 2

MELA 230: Jewish Collective Memory

Mellon Mays Fellows Research Seminar

Microfilm at Carleton

Middle Eastern Studies and Middle Eastern Languages

Newspapers: Current and Historical

Northfield Area Data and Statistics

Off Campus Access to Library Resources

Open Access Resources and Publishing

Organizing Your Research: Individually and with Groups

PHIL 257: Contemporary Issues in Feminist Philosophy

PHIL 297: Kant's Philosophy of Mind

PHYS 100: Powering Our Future: Sustainable Energy Systems Principles and Examples

PHYS 231: Analytical and Computational Mechanics

PHYS 235: Electricity and Magnetism

PHYS 344: Classical and Quantum Optics

PHYS 346: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

Physics & Astronomy

Planning for Collaborative Research

Primary Sources

Public Opinion Data

Reading Well and Taking Research Notes

RELG 100: Art and Religion

RELG 100: Christianity and Colonialism

RELG 100.02: Buddhism, Science, Society

RELG 110: Understanding Religion

RELG 153: Introduction to Buddhism

RELG 237: Yoga, Religion, History, and Practice

RELG 243: Native American Religious Freedom

RELG 257: Asian Religions and Ecology

RELG 289: Global Religions in Minnesota

RELG 300: Theories and Methods in the Study of Religion

RELG 362: Spirit Possession

Remote Resources and Guidance for Library Users

Research Data Management at Carleton

Researching Public Policy

Schedule an Appointment with Brie

SQRI Summer 2019

Summer Language and Global Issues Institute

Summer Research Partners and Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows

Using Other Libraries

Welcome Visitors!

Wellness and Relaxation Resources

Wiley Online Library Access

World Development Indicators

My Subject Specialties

Anthropology Astronomy Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Computer Science General Reference Geology Library and Information Sciences Mathematics Neuroscience Physical Education, Athletics, and Recreation (PEAR)Physics Sociology Sociology/Anthropology