Writing with Sources
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Integrating Citations
There are many ways to use citations to support an argument.
Getting Started
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Contacting Instructors
As students, you will often need to get in touch with your instructors. Whether it is a TA, professor, or faculty advisor, a little bit of etiquette can go a long way to making sure your communication is efficient and effective for everyone involved.
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Start with Your Questions
Before you search, start by brainstorming a list of questions.
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Reading for Writing
Want to improve your academic writing? Complete this interactive activity to take your writing to the next level.
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Research Paper Planner
Break down your assigment and stay on top of deadlines with this useful planner!
Sharing Your Research
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Deconstructing the Elevator Speech
An elevator speech is a great way to introduce yourself and your research to a wide range of audiences.
Literature Reviews
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Find and Use Review Articles
Review articles give you an efficient way to get an overview of a body of research on your topic.
Finding and Citing Sources
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Turn Questions Into Keywords
Improve the effectiveness of your searches by generating a variety of keywords.
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Primary and Secondary Sources
How to tell the difference between primary and secondary sources.