Graduate Student Services

If you are not sure which journal to submit your research to, you can enter the title or abstract of your manuscript in Jane, and it will search PubMed to find matches.

Enter the title and abstract of your manuscript into Journal Finder and it will search scientific journals to find matches for your work. You can also try searching in EndNote Match, which can be found by clicking the Web of Science link on the library's homepage.

JournalGuide helps you to find a good match between your manuscript and an appropriate journal. It covers over 46,000 titles in a variety of fields and allows you to compare journals on impact, time to publication, cost, and open access options.

Texas Tech clearly defines the integrity expected of students through a statement encompassing ethics of information, citation, and accountability. If you ever have any doubts about what you are doing, don’t take that chance.

Educational resources for faculty and students on how to avoid plagiarism and correctly cite sources. Includes webcasts, videos, current news, and quizzes.

Guides for conducting original research, evaluating resources, properly quoting and paraphrasing sources, how to avoid plagiarism, and guidance for APA, MLA, and Chicago Styles.

TTU's Office of Research and Innovation offers a collection of resources that provide information about training in research ethics, integrity, and safety as well as TTU policies, research articles, sponsor requirements, and more.

The Code of Student Conduct outlines behavioral standards developed by the University community for students and student organizations and the related procedures for addressing misconduct.

The library has individual study spaces that you can reserve for a semester by completing an application. They provide graduate students with the quiet and privacy needed for researching and writing theses, dissertations, and in-depth projects.

JournalTOCS allows you to subscribe to journals in your discipline and receive the latest tables of contents as new issues are published. It is a great way to keep up with new research in your field.

This database allows you to check on the rights that the publisher grants to you when you publish in a journal including whether you can self-archive your work.