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Suggested resources for Criminal Justice research
Last Updated: Apr 15, 2013 URL: http://libguides.txstate.edu/criminaljustice Print Guide RSS UpdatesEmail AlertsShareThis

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This guide was developed to help you start your research on a Criminal Justice related topic. Each of the tabs above have information about different types of library resources and services. There is also a link to my chatbox and email form for questions you may have.

 

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or other information. We offer chat, text, or
you can also email a question to us.

You can also make an online or face-to-face
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Guide to Alkek Library Floors

Information about what can be found on each floor of the Alkek Library:

 

2nd Floor

Second Floor Map

Reference Desk

  • This is where you go to get help with research.
  • Reference Desk Hours can be found here.

Circulation Desk

  • This is where you go to check out books.  
  • You can also check-out laptops and request a Texshare Card here.
  • This is the place you go to clear holds on your account.

Workstations and Printers

  • Access Internet and Microsoft production software (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and etc.) on all but a few of the computers.
  • If you have problems printing, there is a printer help station or you can ask for help at the Reference desk.
 

 

3rd Floor

Third Floor Map

Reserve, Periodicals and Media Desk

  • Print copies of reserve items (books, old tests, articles, etc.).
  • There are also dvds, cds, and other types of materials like 3-D objects.
  • You can check the Reserve collection to see if something is on reserve. Search by course or professor's last name.
  • You can ask questions about periodicals or the media collection.  The staff can also assist you with issues relating to the equipment (like the microform/fiche readers).

Newspapers, Current Magazines and Journals

  • Current issues shelved alphabetically by title of periodical.
  • Older issues are bound together by volume or replaced by microfilm/fiche.(You'll need a call number to locate bound or microform periodicals.

Older Periodicals

  • 1980-present are on the 3rd floor, if bound.
  • Older than 1980 are kept in the regular collection, and can be found by their call number.

Microfilm/fiche and Readers

  • Use these to look at journals on microfilm or microfiche.
  • Assistance is available.
  • Copies are .10/page or use the new DIGITAL scanner/reader. (USB drive is necessary to save articles.)

KIC Scanner

  • This scanner allows you to scan and then either email the document to yourself or save it to a USB drive.

4th Floor

Fourth Floor Map

Computer Lab

  • The Computer Lab provides both PC and Macintosh hardware, with a more extensive software collection than most computers on most Library computers.  Software includes Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and SPSS. 
  • You'll need to check in at the Computer Lab desk and leave your student ID.

Government Information/Maps/Curriculum Materials

  • Alkek Library is a Federal and State depository for government documents.
  • The area has lots of good stuff, like maps, and the special map printer/plotter.
  • It's also where you can check out textbooks used in the Texas public schools (elementary and high school).
 

SLAC

Floors 5, 6, & 7

  • Most of the books and other materials you can check out of the library are on these floors.
  • Individual & group study rooms are also available on these floors.
  • The 5th & 6th floors are designated as the "quiet floors." 

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