If you are new to UNT libraries, or in your first year at UNT; I invite you to watch explore the First Year Guide, review the New to UNT Libraries infographic, or click on the links which highlight just some of our many services. Thank you, and welcome to UNT!
Welcome to the UNT Sociology Subject Guide: I'm your Subject Librarian Lilly Ramin
This intro page includes my content info, quick links to guides and content
Use the Articles (databases) tab to search databases for (scholarly) articles
Use the Journals tab to search for E-Journals/Online journals specifically
Use the Books tab to browse books in the UNT collection
Use the Reference Sources tab to find online & print encyclopedias
Use the Websites tab for Google Scholar & internet sources
Use the Citing + RefWorks tab for citation tools and resources
Use the Course Reserves tab for links to Sociology classes
Use the Data/Datasets tab to search for sources compiling datasets
Use the Films & PPR tab for examples of streaming media and videos
Use the Online and Tech tab for links to CLEAR teaching technology & online tips
Note: On the bottom of this page includes a box for UNT Sociology instructors (faculty, lecturers, teaching fellows).
Need a book or article not in print or online at UNT Libraries? Use Interlibrary Loan to borrow materials at other libraries while you are affiliated with UNT. Update as of March 2023: ILLiad has changed to Single Sign-On (SSO). All patrons should use their university EUID and password to access ILLiad.
Instructors (teaching faculty, teaching fellows & adjuncts) we have services for you too!
Library instruction: I would be happy to come to your class & library give research tips (short demos or full instruction). Just email me your syllabus and/or class name + time. You'll get your own course guide to share with students, too!
Course Reserves: Would you like to put your textbook, chapters, or articles on course reserves for students? You can place items on reserves. Items must follow reserves policies. Interlibrary Loan items are borrowed and not eligible.
