ENG 144: Science and Literature: Start

This guide was created to help you find and evaluate sources for your annotated bibliography and FAQ project. It's just a starting point - don't hesitate to contact a librarian for help at any step of the way!

Depending on your topic, you might also want to consult one of our subject-specific research guides (biology, environmental studies, English, etc.)

Research can be both exciting and frustrating. Fortunately, there are lots of people on campus who can help.

• Check with your professor if you aren't sure how to approach your assignment or want a second opinion on sources and strategies.
• Stop by the Writing Center at any point during the process for expert advice from your talented peers.
• The Academic Support Center can help with issues such as time management and organization.
• Connect with librarians for any and all research questions. There are many ways to contact a librarian. 

You can always email Anna (ahulsebe@gustavus.edu) with any questions or to schedule a meeting. I'm happy to help with any and all of your research questions. Or if you just want to chat about your topic & create a strategy for searching, we can do that, too. 

Resources from the Purdue Online Writing Lab:

• Annotated Bibliographies
• Annotated Bibliography Breakdown
• Annotated Bibliography Samples

MLA Style (Purdue Online Writing Lab)