Course Materials

The following web resources were created by librarians for specific courses or areas of study. If you are a faculty member or teaching assistant and would like to inquire about a web guide for your class or program, contact the appropriate Subject Specialist or Abby Kasowitz-Scheer, Head of Instructional Services.

For Web Guides from previous academic years, see Course Materials Archive page.

|| Art ||African American Studies|| Anthropology||
||DIPA ||Economics|| Engineering ||

|| Image and Media Resources || English Department ||
|| Freshman Forum || Information Studies || Magazine ||
|| Management || Political Science || Project Advance ||| Social Sciences ||

Social Work || Sociology || Women's Studies ||
|| Writing Program ||

SU Shared Reading Research Guides

•  A Long Way Gone by Ishmael Beah (2008-2009)     

• Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder (2007-2008)
• The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini (2006-2007)
• Life on the Color Line by Gregory Howard Williams (2005-2006)
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Anthropology

• Anthropology 356 Applied Anthropology
• Anthropology 479/679 Global Transformation
• Anthropology 611 History of Anthropological Theory
  

African American Studies

• AAS 525 Research Methods
• AAS 332 African American History to the Civil War
  

Art

• Illustration and Advertising Design (ISDP)
• Italian Renaissance Art: A Guide to Resources
• Researching Designers Online@SU.LIB
• Book Arts At SUL (Syracuse University Library)

Division of International Programs Abroad ("DIPA")

• DIPA Library Guide: Access Library Resources around the Clock and Globe
  

Economics

• Research Questions for Economics-Honor Thesis Students
• ECN 310, Honors - Economics In History: Woman & the US, 1920-1960

Engineering and Computer Science

• LCS 100 Beginner's Guide to Syracuse University Library

English Department

• WRT 205: Gender and the Hebrew Bible
• WRT 205: Holocaust Studies
• WRT 205: Victorian Studies

Freshman Forum

• Research Questions for Freshman Forum Students
• The Civil Rights Movement 1954-1975
• Library Research 101

Image and Media Resources 

• Researching Family Photos
• Finding Images in Bird Library
• Media Resources at Syracuse University
• Image Analysis

Information Studies    

• IST 511:Resources for Library and Information Studies     

     

Magazine

• MAG 205: Introduction to the Magazine

Management

• EEE 370: Introduction to Entrepreneurship - Industry Research Tools
• EEE 457: Strategic and Entreprenuerial Management Business - Plan Research Tools
• SOM 122: School of Management - Research Guide

Political Science

• HST 401: Researching Presidential Scandals

Project Advance

• Forensic Science

Social Sciences

 

Social Work

• SWK 658/458: Social Work Web Research
• SWK 662: Applied Research in Social Work
• SWK 774: Proposal Writing and Program Development
• SWK 778: Legislative, Statistical and Mapping Information Related to Poverty & Health   
  

Sociology

• SOC 102 Social Problems
• SOC 318: Introduction to Research - Revisions
• SOC 363 Urban Sociology
• SOC 400: HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean and Among Caribbean Populations
• SOC 400: Research Practicum
• SOC 400: New York City in the 21st Century

Women's Studies

• ECN 310, Honors - Economics In History: Woman & the US, 1920-1960
• WSP 101 Introduction to Women's Studies
• WSP 200 History of the Women Suffrage Movement
• WSP 310: Feminist Inquiries
• WSP 201: Feminisms in International Context
• WSP 400: Practice of Transnational Feminism
• ANT/GEO 764 Gender and Globalization

Writing Program

• WRT 105: Word Origins and Meaning
• WRT 105: Hypervisibility: Hurricane Katrina
• WRT 109 - Sources for School District Information
• WRT 205 - Defining the Decades
• WRT 205 - Critical Inquiry and Academic Research:Pop Music
• WRT 205 Annotated Bibliography and identifying Primary, Secondary and Tertiary sources
• WRT 205: Researching Primary and Secondary Sources (Spring 2006: Staples)
• WRT 205 - A Class About Riots
• WRT 205/209: Annotated Bibliography, Evaluating Sources and Research Skills  (Spring 2006: Mulliken)
• WRT209: Guide to Library Resources on Equality
• WRT 205 - Advanced Library Research Skills
• WRT 205 - Genetics and Pop Culture
• WRT 205 -  Hanlon Guide to Advance Library Research
• WRT 205 - Prejudice and Identity
• WRT 205 - Consumerism and Consumption
• WRT 205 - Interdisciplinary Research and Primary , Seconday Soures with Boolean Logic

Special Programs

•   Professor Eatman's Class

Maintained and updated by Susan Miller. Last revised 7/20/07