Course Guides

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The following are bibliographies listing research resources appropriate for assignments and projects in these specific courses. The listed resources were covered in a class session taught by a librarian in the library; however, they may also provide a helpful guide for anyone doing research in the general subject area the class covers. They are not kept current beyond the class session.  

• Fall 2009
  • ALIT 216: Modern American Fiction (Hovis)
  • ARTH 110: Survey of Visual Arts II (Havenstein)
  • ARTH 200: Language of the Visual Arts (Arthur)
  • ARTH 218: Art of the 20th Century 1900-1945 (Havenstein)
  • BIOL 180: General Biology I (Horvath)
  • CHEM 351: Physical Chemistry (Chiang)
  • COMM 206: Freedom of Speech (Verdon)
  • COMM 227: Discussion (Verdon)
  • COMP 100: Composition
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maples)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maskin)
  • COMP 100: Composition (McDermott)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Meanor)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Fiske, Rice)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Sadow)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Weinschenk)
  • COMP 390: Capstone in English: Folktale Tellings, Retellings, and Revisions (Doughty)
  • EDUC 106: Issues in Education
  • ESCI/ENVS 294: Global Climate Change (Ellis)
  • FOOD 133: Community Food and Nutrition (Dowdell)
  • FOOD 230: Food Science (Hu)
  • GEOL 120: Planet Earth (Castendyk)
  • HIST 100: Western Civilization I (Hendley)
  • HIST 101: Western Civilization II (Harder)
  • HIST 120: The Making of the Modern World (Leon)
  • HIST 201: Empire in the Fertile Crescent - The History of the Ancient Near East (Pullyblank)
  • HIST 212: French Revolution (Harder)
  • HIST 270: Latin America Before Columbus (Leon)
  • HMUS 520: Research & Fieldwork (Walker) - CGP
  • LING 215: Introduction to Editing and Publishing (Black)
  • LITR 150: Introduction to Literary Studies (Payne)
  • MATH 301: Introduction to the History of Mathematics (Knudsen)
  • MCOM 105: Introduction to Mass Media Law and Regulation (Bouman)
  • MCOM 286: Research Methods in Mass Media (Torosyan)
  • MCOM 350: Seminar in Mass Communication (Arakaki)
  • MET 205: Atmospheric Environment (Blechman)
  • NUTR 247: Nutrition Across the Lifespan (Hilpert)
  • PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Stradella)
  • PHIL 107: Philosophies of Art (Stradella)
  • POLS 329: Public Policy Analysis (Keel)
  • PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Griswold)
  • PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Richards)
  • SOCL 209: Social Research Methods (Fulkerson)
  • SPAN 311: Survey of Spanish Literature (Nahson)
  • WMST 294: Special Topics: Scandal & Spectacle (Mitchell)
• Summer 2009
  • ARTH 109: Survey of Visual Arts I (Havenstein)
  • ARTH 221: History of Photography (Havenstein)
  • CCAL Libraries, Google, and Beyond (Benjamin)
  • CCAL Libraries, Google, and Beyond: The Good Web Stuff (Benjamin)
  • EDUC 506: Introduction to Educational Research (Bischoff)
  • HIST 101: Western Civilization II (Friery)
• Spring 2009
  • ARTH 109: Survey of Visual Arts I (Havenstein)
  • ARTH 216: History of 19th European Painting (Havenstein)
  • COMM 206: Freedom of Speech (Verdon)
  • COMM 227: Discussion (Verdon)
  • COMP 100: Composition
  • COMP 100: Composition (all instructors)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Case)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Doughty)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Fiske, McManus)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maples)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maskin)
  • COMP 100: Composition (McDermott)
  • EDUC 106: Issues in Education
  • EDUC 506: Introduction to Educational Research
    FAMS 160: Family Studies (Brennan)
  • FASH 221: Apparel in Today's Economy (Traore)
  • FOOD 133: Community Food and Nutrition (Dowdell)
  • FOOD 230: Food Science (Dowdell)
  • HIST 100: Western Civilization I
  • HIST 120: The Making of the Modern World
  • HIST 200: Greece - Achilles to Alexander (Pullyblank)
  • HIST 213: History of World War I (Freeman)
  • HIST 225: Early Modern England (Hendley)
  • HIST 290: Junior Seminar - Historiography
  • HIST 300 :Senior Seminar
  • HIST 300: Senior Seminar (Simons)
  • LITR 150: Introduction to Literary Studies (Morgan-Zayachek)
  • MATH 301: History of Math (Knudsen)
  • MCOM 150: Introduction to Mass Media Law and Regulation (Bouman)
  • MCOM 286: Research Methods in Mass Media (Torosyan)
  • MCOM 350: Seminar in Mass Communication (Arakaki)
  • PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Stradella)
  • PHIL 104: Philosophical Ideas in Imaginative Literature (Stradella)
  • PHIL 231: Media Ethics (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 390: Senior Thesis in Philosophy (Koeddermann)
  • PHYS 382: Advanced Physics (Labroo/Gallagher)
  • POLS 398: Interest Group Litigation (Wilkerson)
  • PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Griswold)
  • PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Richards)
  • SOCL 209: Social Research Methods (Fulkerson)
  • SOCL 392: Social Policy and Life Course Studies (Curch)
  • WMST 130: Gender, Power, & Difference (Lobdell)
• Fall 2008
• ANTH 236: Medical Anthropology (Han)
• ANTH 355 : Field Methods in Cultural Anthropology (Han)
• ARTH 110: Survey of Visual Arts II (Havenstein)
• ARTH 215: Art of 17th Century Europe (Havenstein)
• CHEM 398: Senior Seminar (Gallagher)
• COMM 227: Discussion (Verdon)
• COMP 100: Composition (all instructors)
• COMP 100: Composition (Case)
• COMP 100: Composition (Crouse-Powers)
• COMP 100: Evaluating Sources (Crouse-Powers)
• COMP 100: Composition (Doughty)
• COMP 100: Composition (Fiske)
• COMP 100: Composition (Maples)
• COMP 100: Composition (McDermott)
• COMP 100: Composition (Reep-Maskin)
• COMP 100: Composition (Weinschenk)
• COMP 200: Advanced Composition (Morgan-Zayachek)
• EDUC 106: Issues in Education
• EDUC 506: Introduction to Educational Research (MVCC/Oneonta)
• FAMS 160: Family Perspectives (Brennan)
• FOOD 133: Community Food and Nutrition (Dowdell)
• FOOD 230: Food Science (Hu)
• GEOG 230: Culture and Environment (Mills)
• GEOL 115: Science of Natural Disasters (Vislova)
• GEOL 120: Planet Earth (Castendyk)
• HIST 100: Western Civilization I (Harper/Friery)
• HIST 201: The History of the Ancient Near East (Pullyblank)
• HIST 240: American Colonial History (Fortin)
• HIST 290: Junior Seminar - Historiography (Simons)
• HIST 300: Senior Seminar (Fortin)
• INTD 133: College Life (Allison)
• LITR 150: Introduction to Literary Studies (Morgan-Zayacheck)
• MCOM 150: Introduction to Mass Media Law and Regulation (Bouman)
• MCOM 286: Research Methods in Mass Media (Torosyan)
• MCOM 350: Seminar in Mass Communication (Arakaki)
• NUTR 247: Nutrition Across the Lifespan (Hilpert)
• PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Koeddermann)
• PHIL 213: Philosophy of History and Culture (Koeddermann)
• PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Griswold)
• PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Richards)
• SOCL 270: Criminology (Ostertag)
• SOCL 390: Senior Seminar in Sociology (Lowe)
• SPAN 204: Civilization of the Spanish-Speaking World (Fages)
• SPAN 311: Survey of Spanish Literature (Nahson)
• Summer 2008
  • CCAL Libraries, Google, and Beyond (Benjamin)
  • CCAL Libraries, Google, and Beyond: The Good Web Stuff (Benjamin)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Crouse-Powers)
  • EDUC106: Issues in Education
  • HIST144: U.S. History I
  • LITR 283: Women's Literature (Lobdell)
  • Research Through Reading (Jagels)
• Spring 2008
  • ALIT 374: Hawthorne and Melville (Payne)
  • ARTH 109: Survey of Visual Arts I (Havenstein)
  • CHEM 352: Physical Chemistry II (Chiang)
  • COMM 206: Freedom of Speech (Verdon)
  • COMP 100: Composition (all instructors)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Case)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Fiske)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maples)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Rice)
  • COMP 200: Advanced Composition (Doughty)
  • EDUC 106: Issues in Education (all instructors)
  • EDUC 506: Intro. to Educational Research (Marshall)
  • FOOD 133: Community Food and Nutrition (Dowdell)
  • HIST 100: Western Civilization I (Filippone, Harper, Hendley)
  • HIST 224: History of Soviet Russia (Malikov)
  • HIST 290: Jumior Seminar: Historiography (Fortin)
  • HIST 294: Nations and Nationalism (Malikov)
  • HIST 294: The Atlantic World (Fortin)
  • HIST 300: Hitler and History (Freeman)
  • MCOM 350: Seminar in Mass Communication (Arakaki)
  • NUTR 243: Food and Nutrition Education (Dowdell)
  • PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 102: Ethics (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 231: Media Ethics (Koeddermann)
  • PHYS 382: Advanced Physics (Labroo)
  • PROF 120: College Learning Strategies (Griswold)
  • PROF 120: College Learning and Study Skills (Richards)
  • SOCL 392: Social Policy and Life Course Studies (Curch)
  • SPAN 214: Phonetics (Montoya)
  • SPAN 313: Spanish-American Literature (Camacho)
• Fall 2007
  • ARTH 110: Survey of Visual Arts II (Havenstein)
  • ARTH 219: Contemporary Art (Havenstein)
  • CHEM 351: Physical Chemistry (Chiang)
  • CHEM 398: Undergraduate Seminar (Pence)
  • COMM 120: Introduction to Communication Theory (Verdon)
  • COMP 100: Composition (all instructors)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Baldwin)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Crouse-Powers)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Fiske)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maples)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Meanor)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Maskin)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Weinschenk)
  • COMP 100: Composition (Winne)
  • EDUC 106: Issues in Education (all instructors)
  • ESCI  215: Earth Materials (Vislova )
  • FASH 221: Apparel in Today's Economy (Traore)
  • FOOD 133: Community Food and Nutrition (Dowdell)
  • FOOD 230: Food Science (Hu)
  • GEOL 120: Planet Earth (Castendyk)
  • HIST 100: Western Civilization I (Harper and Filippone)
  • HIST 120:The Making of the Modern World (Malikov)
  • HIST 145: American History II (Simons)
  • HIST 220: War and Society in Modern Britain (Hendley)
  • HIST 225: Early Modern England 1485-1714 (Hendley)
  • HIST 240: American Colonial History (Fortin)
  • HIST 241: American Revolution (Fortin)
  • HMUS 520: Research & Fieldwork (White) - CGP
  • INTD 133: College Life (Morgan-Zayachek)
  • INTD 133: College Life (Montoya, Ryburn)
  • MCOM286: Research Methods (Torosyan)
  • NUTR 243: Food and Nutrition Education (Dowdell)
  • NUTR 247: Nutrition Across the Lifespan (Hilpert and Dowdell)
  • PHIL 101: Introduction to Philosophy (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 213: Philosophy of History and Culture (Koeddermann)
  • PHIL 230: Environmental Ethics (Koeddermann)
  • PROF 120: College Learning and Study Skills (Richards)
  • SOCL 110: Social Problems (Lowe)
  • SOCL 216: Sociology of Popular Culture (and Propaganda) (Lowe)
  • SOCL 309: Methods of Social Research (Bennett)
  • WMST 212: Women of Resistance (Lobdell)
  • WMST 214: Archetypes of the Wild Woman (Lobdell)