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Bowman
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MCM 112: Sports Media |
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Sample Subject Headings for Finding Books in Bowman Library -
Reference Books -By the Numbers: The Authoritative Annual Research Guide and Fact Book. Charlotte, NC: Street & Smith Sportsbusiness Journal. R GV716 .B9 2002-2004 Jacobson, Robert. Sports in America : Recreation, Business, Education, and Controversy. Detroit, Mich.: Thomson Gale, 2006. [electronic resource] King, Richard C. Native Americans in Sports. Armonk, N.Y.: Sharpe Reference., 2004. R GV583 .N34 2004 v.1-2 Riggs, Thomas, ed. Encyclopedia of Major Marketing Campaigns. Detroit, Mich.: ThomsonGale, 2007 [electronic resource] Singer, Robert N., Heather Hausenblaus and Christopher M. Janelle. Handbook of Sport Psychology. New York: Wiley, 2001. R GV706.4 .H37 2001 Wiggins, David K. African Americans in Sports. Armonk, N.Y.: Sharpe Reference, 2004. R GV583 .A567 2004 v.1-2 Research Databases for Additional Sources in Magazines, Journals, Newspapers, and Electronic Books -These resources are Web-based subscription services available via Bowman Library's Web Page. American National Biography - Search for individuals by name, or search for people who share a common occupation and "realm of reknown," such as "Sports & Games" and "Baseball Players." Biography Resource Center - Biographies on people throughout history. Use the "Biographical Fact" search to look for people with a common occupation and/or race. Congressional Quarterly Researcher - Timely reports on current and controversial issues. Search for topics such as drug testing, high school sports, and Olympic Games. Gale Virtual Reference Library - A collection of online reference books; search here for sports topics. Historical New York Times - Search for articles published in The New York Times from 1851 through 2005. More recent coverage of The New York Times is provided in ProQuest. Lexis Nexis Academic - Search for sports news in this collection of newspapers and magazines. ProQuest - Use "Advanced Search" to look for articles about a specific person, sport or event, or to look for book reviews. SBRNet - Market research and industry news covering the sporting goods and sports marketing industry. Data is provided by the National Sporting Goods Association; the U.S. Department of Commerce; various sports governing bodies; and full-text articles from 14 magazines and newsletters. Selected Free Websites -The following free web resources have been selected as examples of the types of sites that will be useful to the requirements of this course. Remember, many free web sites contain information that is doubtful in nature, or wrong, so always review the authority, currency and objectivity or bias of every site you use. Need help? look at Evaluating Web Resources or ask a Librarian, we are here to help! Association
for Women in Sports Media The
Business of Baseball ESPN Federal
Communications Commission History
of the World Series - 1919 LA84
Foundation Digital Archive Michael
Jordan's Commercials National
Baseball Hall of Fame - Roberto Clemente National
Institute for Sports Reform New
York Mets History Nielsen
Media Research PubMed Scholarly
Sport Sites Sports
Media Guide United
States Anti-Doping Agency Tour
de France Women’s
Sports Foundation Research Guides -These Research Guides have been prepared by Librarians at Bowman Library to assist students in locating resources applicable to particular subject areas as well as conducting proper research.
Citing Your Sources -This course requires use of the Chicago Manual of Style for all in-text references and your bibliography. Following are sources to help you use the proper format. The Chicago Manual of Style. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2003. Z253 .U69 2003 Library Permanent Reserve. For online resources, see How to Cite Your Research for links to Chicago Manual of Style citation style and Using Chicago Style to Cite and Document Sources. Have Questions? Ask a Librarian, We Are Here to Help! |
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