New Books on Latin America
Research in the UCLA Library
This seminar introduces students to a wide range of research resources in the interdisciplinary area of Latin American Studies. The course guide follows the organization of the syllabus. It provides information on many types of research materials and includes links to important electronic resources.
UCLA Library Website
- UCLA Library Library home page.
- UCLA Library 24/7 Online Reference
- Interlibrary Loan Instructions for making an interlibrary loan request for materials not located at UCLA.
- Find a missing item Place a search on an item missing from the shelf.
- Recommend a purchase Submit book or journal purchase recommendations.
- Library Workshops Schedule of open workshops for graduate students on a variety of research- and writing-related topics.
- Subject Specialists Contact a subject specialist for a research consultation.
Library Catalogs
- UCLA Library Catalog (books) Catalog of the UCLA Library, including SRLF and other campus libraries. Includes books, journals, video, and other formats.
- Melvyl Catalog of the 10 UC campuses. Also includes the holdings of the Center for Research Libraries and selected California institutions.
- WorldCat Global catalog to the holdings of member institutions in 112 countries and territories.
- Next Generation Melvyl A pilot phase that combines the contents of the UCLA Library Catalog, Melvyl, WorldCat, and article citations indexed in ERIC, ArticleFirst, PubMed, and GPO. PLEASE provide feedback!
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Eudora LohContact Info:
Young Research Library A1540
UCLA Box 951575
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
310.825.1125
Send Email
Subjects:
Latin American Studies, Iberian Studies, Spanish, Portuguese
Young Research Library A1540
UCLA Box 951575
University of California, Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1575
310.825.1125
Send Email
Subjects:
Latin American Studies, Iberian Studies, Spanish, Portuguese
General Reference
Research assistance is available in person, by phone, by e-mail, or via online chat. See Reference and Research Help for all your options.
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