What is the University Writing Center?
What is your assignment/prompt?
What is the Circulation Desk?
What is APA?
What is a magazine?
What is Business Source Premier?
What is Academic Search Premier?
What is the Library Media Center (3rd floor)
What is the library catalog or multi-search?
What is the Tutorial Center?
What is the CSULA ecatalog?
What is RefWorks?
What is a trade publication?
What is Library Reserves?
What is the Reference Desk?
What is mycsula identity?
What is a newspaper?
What is your student ID or Golden Eagle Card?
What is plagiarism?
What is a book?
What is a scholarly or academic or peer reviewed journal article?
What are library study rooms?
What is evaluating?
What is a cite or citation?
What is 'References'?
The easiest way for you to create in-text citations and reference pages. It automates the process so you can focus more on the substance of your paper an not the form.d not
They treat a topic in a deep and exhaustive way. Most of the time only a chapter or two will be useful for your research.
This is an important service provided by the library. It allows you to use a book in the library for a short time or access downloadable course materials and readings.
The thing at the end of your paper that corresponds to all of the in text cites or citations you used. In APA it's very simply called this.
The best all around database for finding scholarly articles for non-business classes.
If you need help with your writing you should head here. It's also located in Library South/Palmer wing.
Needed to access the network. You can create it online or by visiting ITS in the Library South lobby.
A great place to work on a project or collaborate with your team. They are found scattered throughout the library but most are in Library North 2nd and 3rd floors.
Used for primarily for printing and checking out books. Don't leave home without it.
The process of checking whether or not your information is relevant to your problem, authoritative and credible.
The best database for searching the literature (scholarly, popular, and trade publications) in business.
You can find many popular ones in the grocery store check out line. There are many that are great for educating yourself about trends in business. Fast Company, Harvard Business Review, Forbes and Inc. are just a few examples.
Go here to check out books you found in the library's collection.
Written by an expert in an area that builds upon the existing reseach in the field and is fully referenced.
Where you can get a movie or DVD in the library.
It is the number one thing you need to consider when determining what kind of information you need.
You can ask anything here. Anything.
The business school mostly uses this form of citation.
Written for a targeted audience like a functional area (marketing, human resources, legal etc.) or industry (aviation, manufacutiring, entertainment etc.) Variety or The Hollywood Reporter are great examples. These are useful for undrstanding business environments in a practical way.
Latin term for kidnapping.
Use these when you quote or paraphrase someone else's ideas. They look like this (Germano, 2011).
It's published every day. Most have a business section. Most people read them online.
Easiest way to find credible, authoritative information. It searches everything the library owns at once, including books, databases and DVDs. You can search it at www.calstatela.edu/library
It should be your 'go to' source of information about programs, degree requirements and class.
This is where you can go to get specialized help with a class. It's located in Library South/Palmer wing.
