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Aug 17, 2026 New SAGE Collection Now Available

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By Mary Ann James, electronic resources manager 

University of Utah’s J. Willard Marriott Library has acquired the Sage Learning Resources, expanding access to a wide range of digital resources that support research, teaching and student success. The collection provides perpetual access to SAGE learning resources—including academic books, videos, datasets, business cases and SAGE Research Methods. Additionally available is the SAGE Premier Journal Package, which includes more than 1,000 peer-reviewed journals. 

“We are very excited to share this platform with the university community. SAGE Learning Resources can be integrated into curriculum across the disciplines, and they provide instructional support for teaching undergraduate and graduate students,” explains Mary Aagard, head of collections and resource description. “We want to engage with students as they learn and develop skills in their chosen majors and fields of study, and SAGE Learning Resources helps us accomplish that goal. Along with support for course materials, this is an additional way the Marriott Library can provide faculty with instructional tools to support their curriculum.” 

Students

For students wanting to explore new concepts and approaches to academic work be sure to check out the Foundations in SAGE Research Methods, the Study Strategies and Assignment Skills module in SAGE Skills: Student Success, or a video like How to Build Your Literature Review. 

Researchers

For researchers needing support for their methodologies be sure to check out the Project Planner in SAGE Research Methods, the wide range of online courses available to you through SAGE Campus, such as Research Design in Social Data Science, or learn directly from other researchers with videos like Institutional Disenfranchised Grief: A Qualitative Study of Direct Care Workers’ Experiences.  

A person stands in a library aisle in front of bookshelves filled with books. The person wears blue-framed glasses, a green button-down shirt with rolled sleeves, a dark skirt or pants, and a wristwatch. Hands are clasped in front of the body. White bookshelves line both sides of the aisle, with rows of colorful book spines visible behind the person. The space is brightly lit with a carpeted floor and library stacks extending into the background.

Faculty

For faculty wanting to utilize experiential, innovative and peer reviewed resources in their teaching be sure to check out the Sage Business Cases with teaching notes, the interdisciplinary, global Sage Video Documentaries collection, or the Sage Video Tutorial Library, to watch short videos about all resources included in the Sage Impact Collection. 

Professionals Across Campus

For professionals across campus working to support learners be sure to check out resources like Finding Your School-Life Balance in Sage Skills: Student Success, grab the statistical information you need about higher ed from Sage Data, or build your own professional development using a resource such as Exploring Management Interventions in a Higher Education Institution for the Improvement of Student Well-Being in Sage Business Cases.  

With seamless Canvas integration, accessibility features and dedicated faculty and library engagement support, the SAGE Impact Collection strengthens affordability, interdisciplinary learning and research visibility across campus. 

SAGE is available to all students, staff and faculty at the University of Utah. Questions? Contact Maryann.james@utah.edu  

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