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Tests in Print Information Added

Posted by eleres on 14th October 2010

Tests in Print is now part of our Mental Measurements Yearbook online resource. Now, for each diagnostic tool the author, publisher, publication date, cost and other information proceed reviews of the test.

If you have questions or would like assistance using this resource, contact Mike Davis, Psychology Liaison Librarian, at 413-545-6822.

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Scholarships, Fellowships and Loans – New reference source

Posted by eleres on 29th July 2010

Scholarships, Fellowships and Loans is a guide to non-governmental educational aid. If you’d like assistance using this reference, contact a Reference Librarian at 413-545-6741.

Posted in Education, General & interdisciplinary, New online reference source, Uncategorized | No Comments »

Two new reference directories: Scholarships, Fellowships and Loans and Statistical Sources

Posted by eleres on 29th June 2010

The Libraries have added two sources from the Gale Directory Library. Scholarships, Fellowships and Loans provides information on financial aid for education from non-governmental sources. Statistics Sources lists where you can find statistical information on 20,000 topics. You can perform simple keyword or advanced searches by name or geographic area.

If you would like assistance using either of these resources, contact a reference librarian at 413-545-0150.

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International Bibliography of the Social Sciences: IBSS

Posted by eleres on 15th February 2008

IBSS provides global coverage of the social sciences literature from journals, books and reviews since 1951. Works from over 100 countries and languages are represented.

Posted in Economics, Education, New online reference source, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology | No Comments »