Dr. Kumar wants you to use a minimum of 3-4 scholarly articles that are directly linked to your term paper topic. See your course syllabus for details. How do you know if an article is scholarly? Look for articles . . .
What is a Scholarly Article? From: Meriam Library, California State University, Chico
What makes a journal article peer reviewed? Watch Peer Review in Three minutes from North Carolina State University Libraries.
A good place to begin your search for scholarly articles is by using the main search engine on the library's home page. It is labeled Find Research Materials. This search engine enables you to search most of the library's databases at one time. Be sure to use the drop down menu and select the Articles only option if you want to limit your search to just articles.
Tutorials that can help you with searching this search engine can be found a the EBSCO Support site. Look under the Searching category.
Below is a search box for this search engine.
These database focus specifically on article literature in the environmental sciences.
These databases include article literature from a variety of disciplines including the environmental sciences and related fields of study.
Arts & Sciences I, Arts & Sciences II, Arts & Sciences VII, Language & Literature, and Life Sciences Collections. An archive of important scholarly journal literature and ebooks. In most cases, full text of the journal is available from the first issue to date.