Use general information sources to learn about basic microbiology concepts, gather facts about bacteria, pathogens, or diseases, and set a solid foundation for performing more in-depth research. For general information, consider checking the following types of sources:
More information and links are available below.
A note on Wikipedia: Wikipedia can be a good place to start when learning about a new topic or concept. However, due to its crowd-sourced nature, it should never be the only source you consult, and you should not cite it in your references. Instead, use Wikipedia's "References" section to link to additional sources.
Contact the Science, Mathematics and Engineering liaison librarian: Amy.Scheelke@slcc.edu. You may also schedule a 30-minute library consultation with Amy.
