HDFS 896 Child Development Across Cultures  

The Human Development & Family Studies Library Resources guide covers basic library information and additional resources of interest to HDFS scholars. 
The Child Development guide is also relevant to this course.

• African American Studies
• Arab American Studies
• Asian Pacific American Studies
• Native American Studies
• Cesar E. Chavez Collection (Chicano Studies)

Check out the How to Cite Data guide for information on citing statistical tables.

Welcome to the Library Resources Guide for HDFS 896!

This guide is designed as a starting point for researching the Demography Assignment.

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Help & Assistance

If you encounter any problems with finding information, there are several sources of assistance:

• Your Subject Specialist Librarian
  As the topics covered in the Department of Human Development & Family Studies are interdisciplinary, two librarians are available to help faculty and students:
• Hailey Mooney is the departmental liaison to HDFS.  She is also the librarian for numeric data and statistics, sociology, and social work.  Please see her contact info to your right.
• Ask A Librarian
  The Main Library Reference service provides multiple options to get in touch with a reference librarian via in-person, phone, email, online chat, and text.  This service is best for general questions which require a quick response, e.g. citation lookup assistance.  For in-depth subject specific research assistance, contact your subject specialist librarian.
• Distance Learning Services 24/7 Support Line
  1-800-500-1554
  Provides both on-campus and distance learners with 24/7 support for technology/connection problems in using any MSU resource including library e-resources and ANGEL.