LDR 7200: Home

This is not a comprehensive list. These are starting points for your research - don't rule out other non-social sciences databases! Leadership Studies is multidisciplinary and so your search needs to encompass a variety of subject areas.

How to find electronic journals and search within them:

Journals from other Disciplines

For more subject-specific journals, search "leadership" in the eJournals tab on Library Home Page or, for both physical and electronic journals, search "leadership" in the Library Catalog and change the second drop-down box to "Journals".

You must be a current Wright State University student or employee to use the resources remotely. Access resources through the University Libraries' website and use your campus username (e.g. w012abc) and password to log in to your library account.

Once you are on the library's website, begin searching in QuickSearch or another database. If you find an article, book, or another resource but cannot find the full-text, Ask a Librarian for help finding access to the resource.

When determining whether to use a journal's article for your research, search the title of the journal and check the publication guidelines, about, mission, or vision.

Here is a list of things to check for:

Search for the journal in the database below for a snapshot of the journal:

Consider using one or all of the worksheets to help you use the information you gather as you do research for a more polished, clear literatue review.

Google Scholar works even better when you have it connected to your library. Set up your library link and get results that are accessible through the library.

1. Click Library Link
2. Type Wright State in the Library Access Links Search Bar
3. Click Search 
4. Check the box next to Wright State University-Full Text
5. Click Save and start searching!

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Or use these related research guides: