ENGL B1A: Animal Advocacy and Advertising: Finding Books

Factory Farming

Factory farms [has subtopics]

Animal industry [has subtopics]

Meat industry and trade [has subtopics]

Livestock [has subtopics]

Animal Advocacy

Animal welfare [has tons of subtopics]

Animal rights [has tons of subtopics]

Animal rights movement [has subtopics]

Animal industry [has subtopics]

Agricultural industries [has subtopics]

Livestock [has tons of subtopics]

Human-animal relationships [has subtopics]

Animal experimentation [has subtopics]

Laboratory animals

Vivisection [has subtopics]

Animal genetic engineering

Animal rescue--United States

Animal shelters

Animal societies

Animals--Laws and Legislation--United States

Advertising

Advertising [has tons of subtopics]

Advertising agencies [has subtopics]

Communication in marketing

Marketing [has subtopics]

Branding (marketing)

Propaganda [has subtopics]

Public relations [has subtopics]

Sales promotion [has subtopics]

Selling [has subtopics]

Once you have search results, click on one of the books.  A screen for that book will pop up

For each book you will see the citation information, description, collection, call number, and status. 

Always check the status first to make sure it says "Available" before you get too excited about a book. 

Then check which collection it can be found in.  If it says "General Collection" it is in the white-labeled bookcases, and if it says "Reference Collection" it is in the green-labeled bookcases. If it says "Delano  Library", it's at the Delano Campus. 

Lastly, always write down the entire call number!  See the box below about how to use that to find the book on the shelf. 

The following books can be found in the library's General Collection, or the white-labeled book shelves. Use the call number to find the book on the shelves. You can check out 20 general books at one time. Each book can be checked out for 3 weeks, with up to two renewals of 3 weeks each.

Call Number= the address of the book on its spine

The signs on the end of the bookcases only refer to first two lines of a call #.

Pay attention to "collection" on the book entry in the catalog:  

REFERENCE= Green-labeled bookcases

GENERAL= White-labeled bookcases

Once in correct aisle, read call number, matching one line at a time, until find the right book.  Browse the shelves around it for possibly more books on your topic.