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I. Writing Center Links and Web Site -The site is informal and student-oriented. It has some basic information about the writing center--who, what, when, how, why, and where. A larger component is our online resource TurtleWax, which has suggestions from me and extensive annotated links to the best stuff we found online in several categories: Mechanix: punctuation, grammar, usage Citing References-see Chemistry Resources II. The College Library Need help finding references. Ask a Librarian at the link on the library home page or email nelsoncn@beloit.edu who is the reference librarian and very nice and helpful. Also see Resources, a list of journals at lower left of chemistry home page. II. Roc's Personal Tools for Information Literacy
III. Research as a path to Information Literacy 1. The Research Process - Roc's views on how to do research3. Research process experience - A practical way to do research in a class environment 4. Taking a stand for Information Literacy - how to prepare a poster for the Undergraduate Research Symposium
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