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Social Work

Resources and research tips for undergraduate and graduate Social Work students.

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You can use WorldCat and Google Books to search for books all over the world. Use the Library Catalog to see if UNLV has a copy.

WorldCat
Good for: Searching library holdings worldwide.
Contains: Catalog of library holdings.
Dates covered: 11th century-present.
Google Books
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Last Updated: Jul 8, 2025 11:07 AM
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