Junior Research Assignment
Click Here for a link to your assignment.
When it comes time to format your annotated bibliography or works cited pages, please follow the directions on THIS PAGE.
Books- Yes, Books!

BOOK CATALOG- click to find books on your topic. Remember, when doing a research project you do not need to read the entire book in order to use it as a source. You only need to find applicable information for your topic.
Databases
Below is a list of databases that may be helpful in your research. They all have the citations done for you- just make sure you select MLA formatting.

Congressional Quarterly provide in-depth looks at social topics. Includes chronology, pro/con section as well as looking ahead.

OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS- Great database for primary sources and more.

Points of View- EBSCO resource. You'll need to save/site information the same way as regular EBSCO. This database focuses more on current issues than the regular EBSCO.

Reference E-Books- just like a book, but with the bonus "E"

SIRS is also a pro/con database sponsored by ProQuest. There are a lot of viewpoint articles here- check it out!

Student Research Center

Student Resources in Context- contemporary issues explored in depth.