Library news
In addition to the Library's general news site, I send quarterly newsletters from the Library to specific groups on campus.
Overview
- Women’s Studies: Guide to Reference SourcesCompiled by Frank Conaway and Sem Sutter in 1999.
- Women’s Studies: Guide to Serials in the University of Chicago LibraryCompiled by Frank Conaway and Sem Sutter in 1999.
- Women’s Studies: Guide to Microform Research Collections in the University of Chicago LibraryCompiled by Frank Conaway and Sem Sutter in 1999.
- Women’s Studies: Guide to Sources for Lesbian StudiesCompiled by Frank Conaway and Sem Sutter in 1999.
- Link to old Women's Studies Research Guide
Starting Points
The following databases are good places to start your research in women's studies.
- Lens SearchFind find books, journals, and other materials at the University of Chicago Library.
- Library CatalogA traditional catalog interface for searching the University of Chicago Library's collections.
- WorldCatSearch the combined catalogs of hundreds of libraries around the world for books, journals, audiovisual materials and more. Click on Find It! for interlibrary loan requests.
- ViVa: A Bibliography of Women's History in Historical and Women's Studies Journals Contains more than 6,000 articles from 140 journals relating to women's studies.
- JSTOR Under advanced search, select "Feminist and Women's Studies" as your journal group. You can also add additional subject areas relevant to your topic.
- Project Muse Select "Women's Studies" as a discipline.
Women's Studies Links
- Center for Gender Studies
- Artimis GuideA listing of women's studies programs in U.S. institutions.
- Women's Studies and Gender Studies PublishersWomen's Studies Section, American Library Association
- Women's and Gender Studies WebsitesWomen's Studies Section, American Library Association
- National Women's Studies AssociationA professional organization focusing on women's studies and gender studies.
Subject Guide |
 Julia Gardner Links: Profile & Guides Subjects: Gender and Sexuality Studies |
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