History Librarian
Welcome
Welcome to the class research guide for HIS 2395: History Workshop
In this guide, you will find
- How to find monographs on your topic
- Searching the catalog
- Using bibliographies/companions to history
- How to determine the reception/criticism of the monographs you are writing about
- How to find scholarly articles on your topic
- How to find primary sources
- How to manage your citations with Zotero (a brief guide)
Chicago Manual of Style
- Chicago manual of style online This link opens in a new window
Provides full-text access to the 16th ed. of the Chicago Manual of Style. Other tools presented here by the University of Chicago Press include manuscript preparation, sample correspondence, proofreading, process diagrams, and Chicago-style citation quick guide.
Audience
This library guide is part of our “spotlight on the disciplines” literacy tier. In this tier you will be introduced to advanced academic research skills. These skills are developed by working with research librarians in upper-level courses specific to their discipline. The spotlight represents the in-depth instruction, library guides, advanced search strategies, and research consultations provided by the research & engagement librarians.
