These courses introduce students to the organization, collections, and services of an academic library and enables them to become more competent in finding, evaluating, and using electronic and traditional print resources in the social sciences. The Internet and various electronic databases are included.
A Sampling of Courses
Academic Research and Critical Thinking
Library Resources Courses
This course introduces students to formulating a research topic, thinking critically about the ideas surrounding it, conducting research with academic library resources, and writing papers that marshal support from primary and secondary sources. Students read, analyze, and interpret information sources, developing research papers on topics in their academic disciplines.
LIBR 101
Contact
HEIDI SYLER
Director, Information Literacy and Instructional Technology
duPont Library G25, Ext 1709
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