Notes on the Final Paper: The Product
Students may select a standard documentation style (APA, MLA, CMS). The paper should be streamlined; appendices and notes may be attached to draw a larger picture for the reader and to provide details that might clutter the main text.
Note on Sources: Books, Journal Articles, Popular Sources, Websites
Researchers use a variety of sources. Books often provide the broad outline of subjects as well as the details of specific interests. The Stevenson University librarians are prepared to help you locate and use books, not just paper books, but electronic books (e-books) as well. Organization and government websites might provide brief outlines or histories of some topics or themes and they certainly provide current statistics. To appreciate the intricacies of marketing strategies or the economic and political climate of an era in which women’s rights were being promoted, one should read broadly – this means one must read books and journal articles. Therefore, unless your topic is one of the few for which little literature exits, you are expected to consult a minimum of twenty sources that are considered “books” and “academic articles.” Please let me know if you cannot locate such materials.
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