Prince William Campus
Mercer Library News
Vol. 2, No. 3 March/April 2005
IN
THIS ISSUE:
Mercer
Library Hours
Library
Research Workshops
Selected
New
Books
Database Spotlight
Mercer Library
Staff
Directory
Please Pardon Our Dust!
During the months of April and May Mercer Library staff, along with
the Prince William Campus Administration will prepare for a retrofit in
the library. Upon completion, Mercer will be able to offer
additional shelving units to accommodate the growing collections.
Construction may be noisy at times, however staff are happy to
accommodate patrons as needed. We look forward to serving you
throughout the process!
Meet
Serials Coordinator, Ava Koohbor!
MERCER LIBRARY HOURS
SPRING 2005
Mercer Library Hours
SPRING SEMESTER 2005
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January 24 - May 7 |
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Monday - Thursday |
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Friday |
8:00am - 7:00pm |
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Saturday |
9:00am - 5:00pm |
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Sunday |
Noon - 5:00pm |
Mercer Library Hours
READING & EXAMS
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May 9 - May 22 |
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Monday, May 9 |
8:00am - 10:00pm |
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Tuesday, May 10 - Thursday, May 12 |
7:30am - 10:00pm |
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Friday, May 13 |
7:30am - 7:00pm |
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Saturday, May 14 |
9:00am - 5:00pm |
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Sunday, May 15 |
Noon - 5:00pm |
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Monday, May 16 - Wednesday, May 18 |
7:30am - 10:00pm |
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Thursday, May 19 |
8:00am - 5:00pm |
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Friday, May 20 |
8:00am - 5:00pm |
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Saturday, May 21 |
CLOSED FOR COMMENCEMENT |
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Sunday, May 22 |
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Introduction to Library Research
Not sure how to find and use library information resources? Schedule a drop-in appointment to get acquainted with the basic elements of the research process and be introduced to the GMU library system, available electronic resources, and how to organize and evaluate information.
Sessions are held in the Mercer (Prince William Campus) Library, Occoquan (PWI) Bldg. Rm. 104J. Please call (703) 993-8348 to arrange an individual appointment.
The schedule of library training and EndNote bibliographic
management
software training classes offered on the
If you'd like to suggest a new acquisition, please contact the appropriate liaison librarian.
Buckleton, John, Christopher M. Triggs, and
Simon J. Walsh,
ed.
Forensic DNA evidence interpretation.
Prince William Campus Stacks
RA1057.55 F667 2005
Burnett, Ros and Colin Roberts, ed.
What works in probation and youth justice :
developing evidence-based practice.
Cullompton,
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV9145.A5 W49 2004
Cleary, Shawna.
Sex offenders and self-control :
explaining sexual
violence.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HQ71.C595 2004
Dunham, Roger G. and Geoffrey P. Alpert, ed.
Critical issues in policing :
contemporary
readings.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV8138.C6973 2005
Ferraro, Monique Mattei and Eoghan Casey.
Investigating child exploitation and pornography
:
the internet, the law and forensic science.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV6626.5.F477 2005
Gibson, Dirk Cameron.
Clues from killers : serial murder and
crime scene
messages.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV6529.G53 2004
Healy, Gene, ed.
Go directly to jail : the
criminalization of almost
everything.
Prince William Campus Stacks
KF9223.G57 2004
Kemshall, Hazel and Gill McIvor.
Managing sex offender risk.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV6593.G7 M36 2004
Mendell, Ronald L.
Investigating computer crime in the 21st century.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV8079.C65 M46 2004
Powers, Richard Gid.
Broken : the troubled past and
uncertain
future of the FBI.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV8144.F43 P68 2004
Rose, David.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV6432.R67 2004
Ruddell, Rick.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV9471.R83 2004
Smith, Russell G., Peter Grabosky, and Gregor
Urbas.
Cyber criminals on trial.
Prince William Campus Stacks
KF220.S63 2004
White, Peter.
Crime scene to court : the essentials of
forensic
science.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV8073.C692 2004
Williams, Kristian.
Our enemies in blue : police and power
in
Prince William Campus Stacks
HV8138.W615 2004
Ashburner,
Drosophila : a laboratory handbook.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QL537.D76 A842 2005
Augen, Jeffrey.
Bioinformatics in the post-genomic era :
genome,
transcriptome, proteome, and information-based medicine.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QH324.2.A88 2005
Caldecott, Keith W.
Eukaryotic DNA damage surveillance and repair.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QH465.A1 C34 2004
Cheng, R. Holland and Lena Hammar, ed.
Conformational proteomics of macromolecular architecture
:
approaching the structure of large molecular assemblies and their
mechanisms of
action.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QP801.P64 C66 2004
Ciobanu, Gabriel and Grzegorz Rozenberg, ed.
Modelling in molecular biology.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QH506.M634 2004
Prince William Campus Reference
RM101.C87 2005
Downing, A. Kristina, ed.
Protein NMR techniques.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QP551.P3976 2004
Gibbins, Jonathan M., Martyn P. Mahaut-Smith, ed.
Platelets and megakaryocytes.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QP97.P568 2004
Khachigian, Levon, ed.
Synthetic nucleic acids as inhibitors of gene expression
:
mechanisms, applications, and therapeutics implications.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QP623.5 C36 S966 2005
Lesk, Arthur M., ed.
Database annotation in molecular biology.
Chichester, West Sussex ;
Prince William Campus Stacks
QH324.2 D366 2005
Matsumoto, Gary.
Vaccine A : the covert government
experiment that's
killing our soldiers and why GI's are only the first victims.
Prince William Campus Stacks
RA644.A6 M38 2004
Miller, Henry I. and Gregory Conko.
The Frankenfood myth : how protest and
politics
threaten the biotech revolution.
Prince William Campus Stacks
SB123.6.I43 2004
Mujib, Abdul, ed.
In vitro application in crop management.
Prince William Campus Stacks
SB123.6.I43 2004
Peterson, R. Larry, Hugues B. Massicotte, and
Lewis H.
Melville.
Mycorrhizas : anatomy and cell
biology.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QK604.2.M92 P38 2004
Rockman, Howard B.
Intellectual property law for engineers and scientists.
Prince William Campus Stacks
KF2980.Z9 R63 2004
Schmitt, Kai-Uwe.
Trauma biomechanics : introduction to
accidental
injury.
Prince William Campus Stacks
RD96.6 S37 2004
Shewry, Peter R., Arthur S. Tatham, and Allen J. Bailey, ed.
Elastomeric proteins : structures,
biomechanical
properties, and biological roles.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QP552.E4 E437 2003
Coppola, Eileen M.
Powering up : learning to teach well
with
technology.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1028.5 C628 2004
Cowley, Sue.
Getting the buggers to write 2.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1576.C748 2004
Crawford, Linda.
Lively learning : using the arts to
teach the K-8
curriculum.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1591.C7 2004
Duke, Nell K. and Marla H. Mallette.
Literacy research methodologies.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1050.6 L58 2004
Ellis, Viv.
Learning and teaching in secondary schools.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1737.G7 L43 2004
English, Robyn and Sue Dean.
Show me how to learn : key strategies
and powerful
techniques that promote cooperative learning.
Markham, Ont. : Pembroke Publishers ;
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1032.E55 2004
Farris, Pamela J.
Language arts : process, product, and
assessment.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1576.F37 2005
Fleming, Gerard and Meredith Pike-Baky.
Rain, steam, and speed : building
fluency in
adolescent writers.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1631.F616 2005
Haven, Kendall F.
Get it write! : creating lifelong
writers, from
expository to narrative.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1631.H294 2004
Karten, Toby J.
Inclusion strategies that work! : research-based
methods for the classroom.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LC4031.K36 2005
Kist, William.
New literacies in action : teaching and
learning in
multiple media.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LC151.K58 2005
Lee, Chris.
Preventing bullying in schools : a guide
for
teachers and other professionals.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB3013.3.L55 2004
Provenzo, Jr., Eugene F., Arlene Brett, and Gary
N.
McCloskey.
Computers, curriculum, and cultural change :
an
introduction for teachers.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1028.5 P739 2005
Ramachandran, Vimala, ed.
Gender and social equity in primary education :
hierarchies of access.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LA1152.G46 2004
All children read : teaching for
literacy in
today's diverse classroom.
Prince William Campus Stacks
LB1573.A435 2005
Capel, Susan Anne.
Learning to teach physical education in the secondary school
: a companion to school experience.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV365.5 G7 L43 2004
Career Education Institutes.
The sports internship book.
Prince William Campus Reference
GV583.S66 2005
DeKoven, Bernie.
Junkyard sports.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV861.D43 2005
Feezell, Randolph M.
Sport, play, and ethical reflection.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV706.3 F44 2004
Forbes, David.
Boyz 2 buddhas : counseling urban high
school male
athletes in the zone.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV706.4.F67 2004
Harris, Richard L., and Melinda Seid, ed.
Globalization and health.
Prince William Campus Stacks
RA441.G585 2004
Higgs, Robert J. and Michael C. Braswell.
An unholy alliance : the sacred and
modern sports.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV706.42 H53 2004
Kerr, J.H.
Rethinking aggression and violence in sport.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV706.7.K47 2005
Lavallee, David, Joanne Thatcher, and Marc V.
Jones, ed.
Coping and emotion in sport.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV706.4 C684 2004
Leitner, Michael J. and Sara F. Leitner.
Leisure in later life.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV184.L45 2004
Libby, Gary, Donald F. Harker, and Kay Harker.
Managing wetlands on golf courses.
Prince William Campus Stacks
QH87.3.L53 2004
Navarro, Vicente, ed.
The political and social contexts
of health.
Prince William Campus Stacks
RA418.P555 2004
O'Nan, Stewart and Stephen King.
Faithful : two diehard
Prince William Campus Leisure
GV875.B62 O43 2004
Robertson, Margaret and Michael Williams, ed.
Young people, leisure and place : cross
cultural
perspectives.
Prince William Campus Stacks
HQ796.Y5823 2004
Sperry, Len.
Health promotion and health counseling :
effective
counseling and psychotherapeutic strategies.
Prince William Campus Stacks
R727.4 H427 2005
Understanding lifestyle sports :
consumption,
identity, and difference.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GV749.7 W43 2004
Career Education Institutes.
The resort internship and seasonal employment guide.
Prince William Campus Reference
TX911.3.V65 R47 2003
Goldblatt, Joe Jeff.
Special events : event leadership for a
new world.
Prince William Campus Stacks
GT3405.G65 2005
Hall, Derek R.
Tourism and transition : governance,
transformation, and development.
Prince William Campus Stacks
G155.A1 T589525 2004
Higham, James E. S.
Sport tourism destinations : issues,
opportunities
and analysis.
Prince William Campus Stacks
G155.A1 S66 2005
Theobald, William F.
Global tourism.
Prince William Campus Stacks
G155.A1 G49 2004
Walker, John R. and Donald E. Lundberg.
The restaurant : from concept to
operation.
Prince William Campus Stacks
TX911.3 M27 W352 2005
Reference Universe
Reference Universe is a databank of article titles, electronic headwords and complete back-of-the-book indexes to the core reference materials and specialized subject encyclopedias that make up a large part of your library's reference collection. Reference Universe helps you find the right article to begin your research, whether it's right on your shelves in a printed reference work or in an online reference product. Title(s) and page number(s) of reference book(s) that contain your search term are returned in a list.
Criminal Justice Periodicals Index
An essential resource for both students and professionals in any
criminal
justice field, the ProQuest Criminal Justice Periodical Index (CJPI) is
the
most comprehensive database of its kind.
Subject area: Social sciences, education, and humanities
Formats: Abstracts and indexing, full text, full image, Text + Graphics
Media: Electronic
Overall dates of coverage: 1981-present
Total titles covered: 190
CJPI can provide information on virtually any criminal justice topic including corrections administration, law enforcement, social work, industrial security, drug rehabilitation, and criminal and family law.
The database offers ASCII text, image, and Text + Graphics coverage
for
about 50 of the titles most frequently accessed by criminal justice
researchers. CJPI also include complete indexing and abstracts
for
another 140 relevant
Sample sources include American Journal of Criminal Justice, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, International Journal of Offender Therapy & Comparative Criminology, Journal of Forensic Sciences, and Women Police.
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