EYE 107, HIV/AIDS: Science, Society and Politics 

A lot has been written about HIV/AIDS, so it will very important to begin by narrowing your topic to a realistic level. By searching Google or some encyclopedias you may be able to quickly identify a precise aspect of HIV/AIDS that interests you. This will also provide the terms or "keywords" you must have to search for books and articles.

EXAMPLE:

AIDS and AFRICA = 500,000 articles (too much)

AIDS and AFRICA and GOVERNMENT POLICY - 250 articles (good)

Once you have narrowed your topic and have the terms or keywords you can search the library catalog (URSUS) for books and our databases for articles.

As a student of EYE 107 you will need current information concerning HIV/AIDS on many levels. This page is designed to provide one-stop shopping for the books, articles, and other types of materials you will need for the class beyond what is provided directly by your instructors, either through Electronic Reserves, or in class. Please use the above tabs and don't hesitate to contact me either in person or by using the contacts to the right.

Special Collections, at Glickman Library, is available by appointment and contains unique collections of LGBT materials.