By contacting me, the Math and Computer Science Librarian, I can assist you throughout your research and writing project. I can work with both you and/or your advisor from beginning to end.

Typically, I help by:

• Offering individualized appointments to assist in finding the best information for your project.
• Purchasing books, journals, documentaries, and other publications to help with your project.
• Assisting you in locating books, journals, and other materials for your project.
• Evaluating if a topic is a good senior project by determining if ample information is available at Emory Libraries or nearby.
• Arranging for tutorials and workshops using library research tools, such as Endnote or ILLiad (Interlibrary Loan).

Please feel free to contact me anytime!

Please contact me for suggestions on sources specific to your research topic. The following databases can help you begin your research by exploring real-life applications and some research articles:

• Academic Search Complete
• JSTOR

Additional articles are available for:

• Computer Science topics
• Mathematics topics
• Political Science & Statistics topics
• Economics & Statistics topics
• Medical & health topics

FAQ's: Locating and using journal articles in the library

For automatically saving your citations and creating a bibliography - use EndNote.

MathWorld can help you get started by reading the articles and the bibliographies. You can use EUCLID to locate the books cited.

Browse Emory's collection for some popular math topics or computer science topics

You can search EUCLID using EndNote to develop your bibliography or reference lists.

Finding books in the library FAQ's.