Welcome to the Introduction to Criminal Justice Library Resources Research Guide. Here you will find helpful information about locating sources on Criminal Justice in the South Mountain Community Library, the Libraries of Maricopa Community Colleges and the World Wide Web.
At the end of this course the student will be able to:
Everyone needs a little help sometimes.
ASKING for HELP is SMART!
with Lora Largo, Faculty Librarian. Fields of Interests liaison: Career Exploration, Culture and Society, and Health Sciences. Library Subject Liaison: GED and American Indian Studies.
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When scheduling, please be sure to use your SMCC email (MEID@maricopa.edu). If you'd like to schedule a session after 5pm, this can be arranged! Just email me at lora.largo@southmountaincc.edu or call me at 602. 243. 8345. Please, leave your voice message.
Just a heads up, research help sessions can be conducted in-person and video conferencing using Google Meet, Google Hangouts, Webex Personal Meeting, Zoom or by phone -whichever works best for you! If you choose the video option, you'll receive another email from me with directions. Thank you! See you soon.
NOTE: Briefly describe your research topic or information requested. Please list library resources, such as, books, databases, articles or websites you have consulted (if any). This will help me prepare for your research appointment. Below click on the Schedule Research Appointment button. And Upload a brief description of your research assignment. Thanks!
Sonya Tatum
Building: BE 173
Email: sonya.tatum@southmountaincc.edu
Phone: (602) 243 - 8140
South Mountain Community College's Writing and Learning (Tutoring) Centers are located in the Learning Resources Center (LRC).
The Writing Center
Contact by phone 602.305.5742 or website SMCC Writing Center.
Writing assistance are available by appointment or walk-in to help with generating ideas, drafting, grammar, revisions, citations, styles, and mechanics.
The Learning Resource Center
Contact by phone 602.243.8189 or website Tutoring and Learning Center.
Professional tutors are available by appointment or walk-in to provide free tutoring to all current SMCC students.