How to find citations: Faculty Aid: Home

From "Faculty Handbook"

“As an institution, AUBG places first emphasis on teaching, but also expects all regular faculty members to demonstrate an appropriate level of engagement both in scholarly or creative work and in service to the institution or to its mission in the broader community.”

“As noted in the accreditation standards, faculty teaching at the graduate level are expected to have the academic qualifications, record of scholarly contributions, and professional experience relevant to teaching graduate students.”

“Professionally Competent Performance

3.9.2 RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY: Some of the following apply.

In this guide you will find:

• General information how to search databases to find sources citing journal articles and books 
• How to use bibliographic and scientometric databases: Scopus, Web of Science, Google Scholar
• How to access citation styles resources
• How to use a reference manager Mendeley

Citation analysis is the process whereby the impact or "quality" of an article is assessed by counting the number of times other authors mention it in their work.It helps:

• Understand the reach of your research
• Identify patterns in the way your work is used
• Benchmark yourselves  against your peers
• Lend credibility to your resumes
• Set objective targets for your publications

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