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ENG 101: Writing I, Robert Morris: Home

Welcome

Welcome to Library Research Guide for Writing 101 with Professor Robert Morris at Niagara County Community College.

This guide was created to help you with your assignments and begin your research.

Click on the tabs above to find resources about: Career research, Argument essay and persuasive proposal, Finding journal articles, Writing and citing your papers in MLA format, Additional help

Textbook

Rules for Writers by Diana Hacker; Nancy Sommers
An easy-to-use, comprehensive composition tool with trusted advice for writing well, reading critically, and working with sources.

The textbook is available in Course Reserves on the main floor of the Library. You may check the book out for a two-hour period.

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Everything: Searches every type of material accessible through the Lewis Library, including print books, e-books, journals, newspapers, etc.
Library Catalog: Searches physical items, such as print books, print journals, DVDs, CDs, and audiobooks immediately available through the Lewis Library
Articles: Searches databases for digital materials such as academic journal articles, newspaper & magazine articles, reports, and reference entries
Course Reserves: Searches textbooks and other materials reserved by NCCC Professors for current classes

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Enter a keyword to search for Library research guides for your class or topic. For example, ENG101 or Nursing.

Databases

You can search for articles through the databases listed here. They are grouped by subject. When in doubt, try a general database. If you are off-campus, log-in with your t-wolves credentials.