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Research Guide for the Whitman School of Management Introductory Business Course

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Welcome to Syracuse University Libraries, New Whitman Students!

As you work toward successful completion of the SOM 122 Team Business Project, consider the suggested research starting points on this guide, which was designed by the business librarian and SOM faculty.

Refer to this guide homepage for general information and to the other guide pages (see tabs at the top of this page) for more specific research recommendations. Remember that these are only suggestions of where to begin. Feel free to explore additional resources via the following:

If you have any questions, please see the posted drop-in office hours, automatic scheduling options, and contact information for the Business, Management, & Entrepreneurship Librarian listed on this page.

Business, Management, & Entrepreneurship Librarian

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Drop-in Office Hours at Bird Library and Whitman:

Couri Hatchery in Whitman Drop-in Office Hours:
Tuesdays, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Whitman, First Floor in the Couri Hatchery (Falcone Center, Suite 116)
NOTE: Last day for Whitman office hours this semester will be April 16.

Blackstone LaunchPad in Bird Library Drop-in Office Hours:
Wednesdays, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Bird Library, First Floor in the Blackstone LaunchPad
NOTE: Last day for Bird Library office hours this semester will be April 10.

If none of the online meeting options or drop-in office hour options work for you and you would like to schedule an online or in-person meeting, or if you simply want to email a question, please do email me. I will reply to your email as soon as possible, usually that same business day.

However, if my schedule is especially busy that week, it may take one or two business days to receive a reply. If you would like immediate assistance from a library staff person, especially if it is after "business hours," consider using SU Libraries' Get Help options, which include a 24/7 chat service.

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Summon

Includes articles, books, journals, maps, sound recordings, archival materials, government documents, and more. Use for searching for articles. Narrow or expand results using multiple search refinements.

Note that some specialized business research databases are not indexed in Summon. If you are having trouble finding the business information you need, consider going directly to the appropriate business database or contacting the business librarian.

For Summon search tips, please see the following video tutorials: