CR 3327 - Mediation Techniques

Simply entering the word "mediation" might produce too many results to be useful. For better results you can—

• add another concept to "mediation". For example—mediation AND techniques, justice, victim, offender, conciliation, etc.—or a geographical term (e.g., Africa).
• use a different word or phrase, such as "Alternative Dispute Resolution," "conflict management," "conflict resolution," etc.
• Remember to use quote marks around phrases for better results.

The Library's Catalog gives bibliographic and location information for books, government publications, videos,  and audio CDs. In addition to these tangible materials that are represented in the Catalog, it also contains links to thousands of electronic books and government publications.

The Catalog covers the collections of both the Blume Library and the Law Library. Be careful to notice which Library holds an item when making a note of its location.

NOTE: the Catalog does not index individual journal issues. In other words, you can't use it to find journal articles. For that, you need one of our databases.

In addition to tangible books and government publications, you can also find records to electronic-only books and government publications in the Catalog. These titles will either have no "location" noted in the Catalog, or will have "Blume Online Service" given as the "location."

Government publications, as well as some other freely available electronic material, can be accessed from on or off-campus without any sort of St. Mary's authentication. For electronic books available through our subscription databases, see the Using eBooks at the Blume Library Guide.

Find books, ebooks, movies, music, government information, and more in the Library Catalog.

Don't forget to ask a librarian for help if you have questions.

If our library does not have a book or article you need, St. Mary's University students, faculty and staff may order it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL).

Don't forget to ask a librarian for help if you have questions. Students, faculty, and staff of the Law School must contact the Law Library for Interlibrary Loan services.