Guides: CJS 300: Research Methods (Rossler): Home

What's in This Guide?

Hello! My name is Grace Allbaugh, Criminal Justice Librarian at Milner. I put together this guide to help you create your literature review for CJS 300 with Dr. Rossler. If you have questions or need more assistance, feel free to contact me (see profile box on this page).

Library Pickup
Depending on what resources you collect for your review, you may need to check books out from Milner. You can still check books out through curbside pickup while the building is closed. This page explains how to pick books up.
What is a Literature Review?
This page gives a basic description of a literature review to help get you started on creating your own.
Building a Literature Review
This page describes the main components and structure of a literature review.
Finding Sources for a Literature Review
This page lists several suggestions for finding sources to put a literature review together.
Other Resources and Examples
This page lists examples of completed literature reviews for comparison.

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Criminal Justice Subject Guide
Subject Guide for the Criminal Justice Department

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Grace Allbaugh

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