MH 1331 Introduction to Medical Humanities

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This guide will enable you to: 

• Locate the full text of journal articles 
• Select quality resources to complete your biographical assignment
• Investigate medical humanities resources available at Baylor 
• Organize resources with Zotero, a citation management program.

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. The spotlight represents the in-depth instruction, library guides, advanced search strategies, and research consultations provided by the research & engagement librarians