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RESOURCE REVIEW is a regular feature of CHANGE, a widely circulated periodical that keeps the higher education community posted on new developments. The March/April issue of CHANGE featured an article on "Resources for Interdisciplinary Studies." Part I defines a basic collection of materials for campuses. PART II deepens the search for more specialized resources for both teaching and research. PART III highlights important new print and online materials with emphasis on the past five years. The author's work on the article was enhanced by the database searching efforts of a research assistant, Marceline Weshalek in the Library and Information Science Program at Wayne State University, under the guidance of Professor Hermina Anghelescu in generous support of the research needs of Wayne State faculty. The article is reprinted here with the kind permission of Heldref Publications: Julie Thompson Klein, “Resources for Interdisciplinary Studies.” CHANGE, 38, 2 (March/April 2006): 56-62.
Resources for Interdisciplinary Studies
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