1. Use library tools first. If we don't have it, go to step 2.
2. Try Google Scholar as a fallback plan. If that doesn't work (like, you hit a paywall)...
3. Use SU Libraries' Interlibrary Loan service when all else fails. If you have citation info for a source you can't get, request it through ILL.
Example research question: "Does journalism coverage of protests impact public perception of the movements?" (agenda setting theory)
Keywords and synonyms: journalism, news, protests, public perception
Start out using a broad-to-narrow keyword search strategy. Use one or two umbrella keywords, and narrow results with additional qualifiers.
1. Limit to Books and search: journalism, protests = 460 results
2. add public perception - notice your results are fewer yet more specific = 47 results
3. Could this and other books be relevant? How? Global media perceptions of the United States : the Trump effect
4. Review Table of Contents, Location, Status, and Call Number.
6. Scroll down to the Locate Shelf link.
7. Citation Generator & Permalink