This research guide helps you find books, articles, databases, and more related to research in your discipline!

Click a link on the left to learn more about finding particular kinds of sources, or start below to begin your search with Summon.

Typically in your research, you will want to use at least 2-3 keywords in order to explore the connections within your topic.

These keywords should be important people, places, or concepts. However, it's important to keep your keywords brief but meaningful.

Additionally, keywords like "student union" can have multiple meanings. If you aren't seeing the results you want in a a search, try substituting a different word that means the same thing (see the chart below for examples).

When all else fails, focus on the issue the student union is trying to solve rather than the building itself.

Summon is a tool to help you locate articles, ebooks, and more. Begin your research here! Use this search to limit your results to just information from the field of education.
 

Why use Summon before Google Scholar?

Summon lets you limit your searches to specific kinds of sources (books, journals, magazines, etc) and provides options to filter results by both subject and discipline.