The Lloyd Sealy Library has close to 100 research guides to help you find resources on specific subjects and library collections, as well as John Jay courses in which you may be enrolled. These library resource guides are available 24/7! Our research guides are created and maintained by Lloyd Sealy librarians, and therefore, refer you to RELIABLE and CREDIBLE sources on a particular subject, course in which you are enrolled, and/or type of resource. Our guides will save you time by helping to navigate through the multitude of electronic resources available to you both through our library webpage and the internet. You may view all guides (alphabetical order), browse our guides by subject, or view them by type of guide.
The Lloyd Sealy Library has close to 100 research guides to help you with your research. You may browse our research guides alphabetically to view all that are available to you. Some of our most popular ones:
Evaluating Information Resources
NYPD--Historical and Current Research
New York Prisons and Jails: Historical Research
Fact Checking, Verification & Fake News
Citing Sources: APA, MLA & Chicago Styles
How To Write an Annotated Bibliography
Prisoner Reentry, Probation and Parole
Search our library guides by subject for help in researching a particular subject. Click on one of our major subject headings to find relevant guides on a particular subject. Some examples:
Archives
Citing Sources
Criminal Justice
For Faculty
Freshman Sources
Graduate Students
Special Collections
Information Literacy
Law
Literature
Open Educational Resources
Primary Resources
Psychology (including Forensic)
Statistics and Data Sets
Videos