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Research Aids
Ask
A Librarian
A
librarian is available at the Reference Desk to help you with any
research questions regarding your project. Using our
Ask A Librarian
service will allow you to consult with a librarian from home.
A
member of the library staff is available at the Help Desk on the
second floor to assist you with catalog searches and findings books
on the shelves.
Hot Topics
The library has put together a list
of lnternet sites organized by different "hot" topics including Gun
Control, Same-Sex Marriage, Media Violence and the Death Penalty.
The websites can be accessed here.
The
Research Process (handouts)
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Extreme
Googling - A cheat sheet that shows you how to maximize
your Internet search using Google
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How to conduct research
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A visual flow chart
accompanied by notes that details the process of research
Journal or Magazine? - Identifies the differences
between these two types of publications
Three Steps to Evaluating
Internet Sources - A brochure that describes the best
methods of evaluating Internet content
These handouts are also
available at the Reference Desk
Working With Citations/Bibliographies
Two of
the most common writing and formatting styles you will use for
bibliographies in
college are those developed by the Modern Language Association (MLA) and
the American Psychological Association (APA). Listed below are several
tools created by the library to help you work with the different
styles.
APA Style
MLA
Style
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Most recent
revision:
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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