Richard Kearney - LibGuides at William Paterson University

Richard Kearney

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Electronic Resources Librarian
Reference and Information Services Office, Room 107g
David and Lorraine Cheng Library
William Paterson University
300 Pompton Road
Wayne, NJ 07470

973-720-2165

My Guides

"Pain Index" Resources - New Orleans after Katrina / New Jersey after Sandy

ANTH3100: Global Transformations and the Human Condition

Art

ARTH1010: Understanding Art

ARTH1030: Art and Politics

ARTH2300: Italian Renaissance Art

ARTH2320: Northern Renaissance Art

ARTH2360: Baroque and Rococo Art

ARTH3000: Research Method and Theory in Art History

ARTS1200: 2D Design

ARTS4940: BFA Senior Seminar

AWS2050/60: Research in Africana-World Studies

Business Ethics

Business News

Clean Defense Mechanisms (CDM)

COMM4490: Public Relations Workshop

Company Research

Conducting Library Research - Paths to Success

Cost Accounting

Dictionaries for Business and Economics

E-Books and Database Mobile Apps at the Cheng Library

ECON3100: Money and Banking

ECON3500: Economics of Globalization

ECON3700: International Economics

ECON6090: Economic Analysis

Economics

ENG1100 College Writing - Spring 2016, Prof. Levine

ENG1100: College Writing - Summer 2019

ENG1500: Experiences in Literature

Ethical Well-Being

Financial Accounting

Financial Planning

Free and Enhanced Access to E-Resources During the Coronavirus Restrictions

French Colonial Legacies

Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Geography

Global Sales: Researching Companies and Industries

HIST1030: Foundations of Civilization

HIST1040: The Early Modern World

HIST1050: The Modern World

HIST1050: The Modern World - Human Rights

HIST2020: World History Since 1500

HIST2050: US: Through Reconstruction

HIST2060: US: Since Reconstruction

HIST2100: United States Labor History

HIST2220: Technology in World History

HIST2530: American Slavery

HIST2550: History of Latinos/Latinas in the United States

HIST2580: Asian American Experience

HIST2600: Historical Methods (1968 Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (20th Century U.S. History Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (Age of Jackson Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (Colonial America Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (Great Depression and New Deal Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (History of Immigration Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (Slavery Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (U.S. Long Nineteenth Century Focus)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (United States History from the Colonial Era to the Civil War)

HIST2600: Historical Methods (World War I Era Focus)

HIST2700: East Asian Civilization

HIST2800: Civilizations of South Asia

HIST2910: History of the Civil Rights Movement

HIST3140: History of New Jersey

HIST3170: United States - History of the 1960s

HIST3230: From New Deal to Cold War

HIST3250: American Ethnic History

HIST3300: Imperial Russia

HIST3300: Russian Empire

HIST3310: 20th Century Russia

HIST3400: Germany from Bismarck through Hitler

HIST3410: Hitler & Nazi Germany

HIST3470: Irish History

HIST3490: The Holocaust

HIST3610: Modern Japan

HIST3900: Early Islamic History and Civil

HIST4040: Creation of the American Republic

HIST4200: Politics and Social Movements Since 1945

HIST4280: Stalin and His Times

HIST4290: The Russian Revolution, 1917-1932

HIST4800: Modern European Cultural History

HIST4800: Nazis, Jews, and Asians

HIST4800: Rock'n'Roll and American Society

HIST4800: Seminar in U.S. Foreign Policy

HIST4800: The World Since 1945

HIST5600: Twentieth Century United States Foreign Relations

HIST5990: Selected Topics - History of Suburbia

Human Resources Management

Industry Research

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Joy Dennis' LibGuide

Keep up with the Business Literature

LANG/PHIL 3010 / ENG 3290: Stigmatized Englishes

LBST2010: Liberal Studies Colloquium (Slavery and Freedom from the American Revolution through the Early Republic)

LBST4800: Liberal Studies Capstone Seminar: Contemporary Crises

Legal Resources

Management Theorists

MBA6120: Management Information Systems

MBA6400: Business, Government and Society

MGT2000: Principles of Management

MGT3090: International Management

MGT4500: Small Business Management

MGT6040: Process Management and Organizational Theory

MKT2100: Principles of Marketing

MKT6080: Marketing Management

New Jersey History Day - Local History Resources

New Jersey History Day 2014

New Jersey History Day 2015

New Jersey History Day 2016

New Jersey History Day 2017

New Jersey History Day 2018

New Jersey History Day 2020

New Jersey History Day 2021

New Jersey History Day 2022

New Jersey History Day 2023

Open Access and Scholarly Publishing

Open Educational Resources (OER)

PCOM5100: Integrated Communications

PHIL1600: Ethical Well Being

PHIL3700: Philosophy of Film and Motion Pictures

POL2020: Research Methods in Political Science

POL3020: Comparative Rights

POL3210: Politics of U.S. Education

POL3620: Social Movements and Political Change

POL4800: American Dissident Thought (Capstone Seminar)

POL5010: Public Policy in the Age of Globalization

POL6240: Introduction to Research Design

Politics and Sex

Preparing for the Business Research Paper

Professional Selling

PSY2750: Psychology of Law

Public Relations

Race, Gender and Social Justice

Research Guides for Business

Secondary Marketing Literature

SOC5170: Qualitative Methods

Statistics Sources for Business and Economics

Tax Research

Textbook Option$

Two Literary Classics: Wuthering Heights and The Great Gatsby

Urban Studies

WGS1800: Gendered Lives and Socieites (2020 Election Edition)

My Subject Specialties

Art Business Economics, Finance, and Global Business History Liberal Studies Open Access / Open Educational Resources