You may need to find statistics and other reference data for your work in the Library Science program. Reference materials can help you find a paper topic, can help you generate keywords for your search, and helps to definite technical or unknown terms.
On this page, you will find:
Credo Reference is a database that Joyner Library has access to that will be of great use to you as your start your research. The database includes many reference books like encyclopedias, dictionaries, and more. Two other things that will be helpful in coming up with keywords and ideas for your research are their mind maps (pictured below) and their pro/con research tools, which shows both sides of current issues.
To use Credo Reference to develop your topic, you may want to try:
Here is a video that shows you how to use the Credo Mindmap, as well as a link to a mindmap about the topic "open access journals".
And here is a search box to search for items in Credo on the topic of Social Sciences:
Some physical reference books can be delivered to you by ILL as a DE student. These only include books in our "Joyner Stacks" section. Books in the Reference Stacks section are for in-house use only.
The Atlas of New Librarianship by 
Where Do I Start? by 
Encyclopedia of Library and Information Sciences by