Q. How would I find a peer-reviewed journal article on my topic?

A good place to start would be our central search tool -- FlashFind.

1. You can start with a keyword search related to your topic (ex. "quantitative analysis"). Type in a few specific terms that are most important to your topic.
2. Once you have found some results, you can limit those results to only scholarly and peer-reviewed material. Using the filters on the left side of the results page, select Availability >> Scholarly/Peer-Reviewed.

Another option would be to use one of the library's Subject Research Guides. The guides contain short lists of subject-specific databases that are ideal for conducting targeted research within one discipline. These databases also have filters for limiting results to peer-reviewed material only.