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Use AND to combine your problem with solutions or related concepts.
- Example: "mental health" AND stigma
Apply Truncation (shift + 8 to get the asterisk) to search multiple word variations.
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Gale eBooks (GVRL Encyclopedias)

Contains eBooks, encyclopedias, and specialized sources for research in almost all subjects.

EBSCOhost : All Databases
Cross-search all EBSCO databases (50+); our largest collection of magazines, journals, ebooks, news sources, primary sources, and more.

OneSearch
The Library's OneSearch cross-searches various library collections to locate and access ebooks, articles, print books, DVDs, audiobooks, streaming media, and more.

An annotated bibliography lists your sources with a short explanation of how each will support your research paper.

Assignment Requirements:

Total Sources: 5
- 3 from library databases (EBSCO, Gale, etc.)
- 2 from other credible sources (Google Scholar, TED Talks, YouTube, interviews)
Annotations (about 100 words): Explain how you will use the source, not just what it says