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How to Use this Subject Guide
February 6, 2010 | Tagged Articles, Company, Databases, Industry, Peer-reviewed, Research | Leave a Comment
Welcome to the Subject Guide for students studying business at the Stafford Campus of the University of Mary Washington.
Please use the tabs at the top of the screen to navigate to different areas of business and library related information. If you need to research a business topic, click the Databases tab at the top of the screen.
Use the other tabs to view the virtual new bookshelf, watch video tutorials on how to use the Libraries’ databases, or browse a collection of important websites.
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Follow Us!
January 22, 2010 | Tagged Books, Facebook, Twitter | Leave a Comment
By clicking the “Follow Us” badge in the lower left corner of the research guide, you can follow the CGPS Stafford Library on Facebook, Twitter, Delicious, and Shelfari. The CGPS Stafford Library uses these popular sites to communicate library news, discuss research tips, display new books, and share popular websites.
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Extra! Extra!
January 21, 2010 | Tagged Articles | Leave a Comment
Get today’s business news directly from your UMW Libraries’ research guide! The “Business News” widget provides you with direct links to today’s news as it happens. Simply click the links in the widget box to access the complete articles.
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Organization Charts/Organization Structures
January 13, 2010 | Tagged Books, Organizations | Leave a Comment
If you are looking for basic examples of different organization charts or organization structures, take a look at the Encyclopedia of Management (2009) or Organization Charts (2000). Both of these titles are available in the CGPS Library’s Reference Collection.
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Peer-Reviewed Articles in Online Databases
January 12, 2010 | Tagged Articles, Databases, Peer-reviewed | Leave a Comment
Evaluating articles that you have located in a database can be difficult to evaluate. Online articles do not always provide you with the same physical characteristics (advertisements, graphs, illustrations) that you would use to evaluate print articles.
Databases that search a variety of publications – such as magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers – will often provide you with a tab, link, or a check box that allows you to limit your search results strictly to peer-reviewed/scholarly journal articles. Simply use these handy database features to limit your search results to the appropriate publications.
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