Hi,
I am entering the final year of my Masters in Library Information Science program. This semester I have to complete a term project for my Digital Information Retrieval course. The term project entails conducting a user search. I have to write a user and technical report for the term project. I am writing on this forum because PhD degrees require a lot of research and believe that I could be of great assistance. My topics of interest include: Library Information Science, Sociology, Psychology, Art, History (particularly World War II, ancient Rome, ancient Greece & African-American history), music and film. I am also open to providing (free) research services in other disciplines as well.
My term project ends in December. I have three reports to complete by October 1, November 5 and December 9. So my service are temporary but invaluable. If anyone is interested, please let me know as soon as possible.


Thank you,

Hi! Could you please clarify what the individuals would be expected to do exactly? Thanks.

I realize  Ph.d degrees require a great deal of research.  In this role I'd act as an intermediary to help you complete a section of your user needs.   We would conduct a brief interview (via skype, email, etc, which ever method is convenient for you) to assess the material you need for your dissertation. I would begin  the process of selecting the appropriate databases , search engines or resources needed.

Effective search strategies are involved, and you as the user provide an evaluation of the results I have presented to you. You provide feedback on the information provided to you and an agreed upon format of the presentation (word doc attachment, pdf, etc). 
I have to write a preliminary report, progress report and a final report.

Hope you are interested,