OneSearch - If the Pfau Library has it, it will be in the CSUSB area of OneSearch. If not, use the all-CSU portion of OneSearch and request it using CSU+. For items not held by any of the CSU campuses, you will need to order it through interlibrary loan (ILL).
You could also search the Library of Congress, Worldcat, OhioLink, or Amazon if you are looking for more titles suitable to your topic.
Below are listed the most productive databases for research in your field.
Scholarly and professional resources in education for all age groups and all subjects. Try our quick video tutorial for ERIC.
PLEASE NOTE: Researchers should be aware that ERIC's coverage of current content is being reduced. Per DoE emails, "The Department of Education is working with the Department of Government Efficiency to "reduce overall Federal spending" and "reallocate spending to promote efficiency" (EO 14222). As a result, the number of records added to the ERIC collection will be significantly reduced going forward. The number of actively cataloged sources will be reduced by approximately 45% starting April 24, 2025."
Major research index for psychology and related fields. Coverage includes journals, book chapters, and dissertations.
Tracks citation patterns in the social sciences, from 1985 to the present. Also useful for keyword searching across a broad selection of social sciences journal literature.