Welcome to the nutrition & dietetics research guide. The contents of this guide are intended to help you do research within the broad discipline of nutrition and all it's sub-disciplines . If you have any questions while doing your research, the librarians at Briggs Library are happy to help you. The librarian who works with the Nutrition and Health Sciences department is listed to the left but any librarian will be able to help you.
Contact:
Briggs Library 019
605-688-5569
https://libguides.sdstate.edu/elizabeth-fox
Office Hours:
M-F 1:30-2:30
(Office hours may vary)
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Subjects:
Aerospace Studies; Consumer Sciences; Government Information; Health & Nutritional Sciences; History, Political Science, Philosophy & Religion; School of Performing Arts; Sociology & Rural Studies
We license many of our databases for use by SDSU students, faculty, and staff. To access them from off campus, you will need to log into our proxy server. When prompted to log in:
Students: Use your jacks e-mail username and password (use the whole e-mail address as the username).
Faculty/Staff: Use your campus login credentials.
There are tools that help you get a paper ready for publication and can help you measure the impact of a paper after it is published.
Check out these revewing systems:
Here are some sites to help track the impact of your research:
