Online GSE Program Library Research Guide: Administration, Educational Leadership, and Supervision

For clinical literature, see Databases/Articles at the top of the guide to find these articles.

Hint:

To find studies, paste this string of terms into an additional search bar in the database you are using:

• study OR research OR methodology OR subjects OR data OR results OR findings OR discussion OR conclusion

Suggested subject terms:

--School principals - professional relationships

--School principals - In-service training

--Motivation in education

--Leadership

--School management and organization

--Education - Aims & objectives

--Organizational change

--School administrators

--Success-Psychological aspects

--School management teams

--School principals

--Mentoring in education

--School personnel management

--Education--United States--Evaluation

--American Educator

--American School Board Journal

--Education and the Law

--Educational Action Research

--Educational Administration Quarterly

--Educational Administration: Theory & Practice

--Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis

--Educational Forum (Print)

--Educational Insights

--Educational Leadership

--Educational Management, Administration & Leadership

--Educational Research  (Print from 1960)

--Educational Research Quarterly

--Leadership

--Leadership Excellence

--Phi Delta Kappan

--The School Administrator

 

Research tip: 

• Look for References at the end of articles, book chapters, or books to expand your research.
  
  

Search catalog for books, ebooks, periodicals, government documents, videos, maps etc. held by Fordham at all campuses.

Keyword Author Title Subject Series Periodical Title ISBN/ISSN

To find more items, search the Fordham Library Catalog.

Source: www.fordham.edu/library

• To find E-books only, type your search terms as above.
   
• Choose "Online Resources" from the drop-down menu.
   
• Note: You will need to login to open an e-book if you are off campus. 

Cannot find items you need for your research?

• Materials not owned by Fordham can be requested through Interlibrary Loan.
• Consortia privileges provide you with additional access to other research collections* beyond Fordham’s holdings.
   

  *Check with the library you intend to visit to be sure that in-person access is available at this time. 

Document Delivery Service

The Document Delivery Service allows Fordham University faculty and graduate students to obtain email delivery of journal articles not available electronically through the Fordham databases but which are available in print in the library.

This service was established to allow faculty, and now students, to request and receive research materials with proper copyright clearance via their Fordham email accounts.