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ENG 111: College Composition I (deGuzman-Loudoun)

This guide has been created by librarians to help you find books, articles, videos, and other types of resources related to this program of study. Direct comments to Michael English, menglish@nvcc.edu.

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Welcome

Welcome to the library! We are here to help you with your research assignment for ENG 111. 


Before you begin your research, make a plan to keep yourself organized. This may be the most important (in terms of time savings) step in the research process!

Ask yourself: Do you prefer taking notes on paper, on a computer, or both? How will you keep track of your research notes and your sources?

There is no wrong answer to this question; but organizing yourself before you begin research will help you be more efficient in your work, so be sure to take a few minutes to give this some thought and come up with a plan that will keep you organized to help save you time.

For detailed assignment information, please contact your instructor.

Goals for Our Library Research Session

Goal 1. Identify at least 5-10 key concepts that interest you about your topic, and form your research question.

Goal 2. Find at least two sources in class today using article databases. Save them so that you can find them later. It's OK if you don't end up using them in your final paper!

Goal 3: Use the citation tools to cite your sources properly.