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FYSP 045: How To Use Your Body: Starting Your Research

Resources for Prof. Ann Cooper Albright's First Year Seminar, Fall 2024

Getting Started with Research

OBIS is the catalog that lists all of the books, films, scores, recordings, etc. in the Oberlin College libraries.

Summon is a tool for simultaneously searching across a wide range of subject areas and types of resources.

Databases allow you to dig deeply into subjects (anthropology, history, literature) or types of material (articles, videos, primary sources).

OhioLINK Catalog is the catalog of the 90+ college and university libraries in the state of Ohio. Your library barcode allows you to request items from other libraries. 

Finding Books

You can access many books, ebooks, journal articles, and other sources at Oberlin. The resources below will help you to find everything we have at Oberlin and can access via other libraries in Ohio and worldwide.

Search at Oberlin

Tip: Looking for book chapters? Search with Summon.

Search Beyond Oberlin

Tip: To request an item in OhioLINK, click "Request" and select Oberlin as your school. See our step-by-step guide for help.

Tip: If you want to request something you only see in WorldCat, see our interlibrary loan guide for next steps.

Get Research Help

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Clint Baugess
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Contact:
Mudd Center, Room 104
Terrell Main Library
440-775-5026

Need Citation Help?

See the library's citation guide for help with APA, MLA, and other common styles.

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Interested in software to help with citations? See our guide on RefWorks.