Search for Books & Articles:
Use the words below to search for useful information in books including eBooks and articles at the MJC Library.
To access eBooks if you're off campus, you'll need to log in using your MJC student ID (without the W) and your six-digit birth date.
Background Reading:
It's important to begin your research learning something about your subject; in fact, you won't be able to create a focused, manageable thesis unless you already know something about your topic.
This step is important so that you will:
If you're working from off campus, you'll need to sign in. Once you click on the name of a database, simply enter your student ID (without the W) and your six-digit birth date.
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All of these resources are free for MJC students, faculty, & staff.
Climate change is a complex issue with many causes and consequences. You could concentrate on one set of issues, like severe storms, and do in-depth research on that or use several of the questions below to focus on the topic of climate change more generally.
All of these resources are free for MJC students, faculty, & staff.
If you're working from off campus, you'll need to sign in. Once you click on the name of a database, simply enter your student ID (without the W) and your six-digit birth date.
Use Google Scholar to search for scholarly information:
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Click on a citation style below to learn how to cite your sources and format your paper using that style.
