GSB Fellows Guide 2017
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Subject Guide
GSB Fellows 2017
Global Social Benefit Fellows 2017
This guide is designed to help you find information and scholarly articles for your research plan, as well as finding information about the organization you will be working with and the country where you will be doing your fellowship. On these pages you will find sources to support:
- Gathering information about countries
- Finding scholarly articles for an annotated bibliography
- Developing an annotated bibliography
- Designing a research project.
Don't hesitate to contact us if you need more help.
For more about the Global Social Benefit Fellowship program.
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Subject Area Librarians
During your fellowship, your team will be paired with a subject-area librarian to support your research and information gathering. Subject area librarians working with the GSB Fellows in 2017 include:
| Librarian | GSB Teams |
| Helene Lafrance | All Across Africa, Nurture Africa |
| Nicole Branch | Farmerline, Sistema Biobolsa, Teach A Man To Fish Foundation |
| Shannon Kealey | Awaaz.De, Koe Koe Tech, The Shanti Uganda Society |