Creating Annotated Bibliographies and Literature Reviews for Course Assignments
This webinar will help students create effective evidence-based annotated bibliographies and literature reviews for course assignments. Students will learn to select and properly cite relevant, credible scholarly sources; analyze those sources; and synthesize and apply this research to engage with their topic.
Faculty Scholars Talk: Dr. Andrew F. Milacci
Bullets, Bandits, & Beauty: The Poetic Legacy of Lampião, Brazil’s Most Fearsome Outlaw
Dr. Andrew F. Milacci, Associate Professor of Spanish
Join us to learn about Dr. Milacci’s research on how the Brazilian bandit Lampião is portrayed in folk poetry from the region. This Portuguese poetry is known as “literatura de cordel” or cordel/string literature.
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How to Publish a Scholarly Journal Article
Are you considering submitting an article for publication in a peer-reviewed journal? This webinar recording discusses selecting journals, author submission guidelines, potential costs, impact factors,...
Modern Language Resources at the JFL
This recording covers how to use the major library databases that support the study of modern language, including Gale Literature, Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts...
What am I reading? A Primer for Article Types in the Health and Medical Sciences
What is the difference between a literature review and a case study? Understanding an author’s purpose as well as the theoretical foundation and methodology of...
Health Research: Locating State and National Health Statistics
Need health statistics for an upcoming assignment? Join us to learn how to use the PolicyMap and Data Planet databases as well as how to...
Seek and Ye shall Find: Locating Primary Sources for Church History Research
Learn how to find primary documents for the study of church history and doctrine. This recorded webinar demonstrates how to search library resources as well...
Legal Databases: An Introduction to Law Resources for Non-Law Students
Need legal resources even though you’re not a law student? Watch this recorded webinar to learn how to navigate NexisUni and a selection of other...
Global Research: Countries, Cultures, and People Groups
Learn to use library and open-access resources to research countries, cultures, languages, and people groups. Resources such as CountryWatch, Global Road Warrior, and World Christian...
Faculty Author Series-Cara L.T. Murphy
Join us for a talk by Cara L. T. Murphy from the School of Divinity on her book The Inquisitive Christ: 12 Engaging Questions. The talk will be followed by a book signing. Light refreshments will be served.