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Adventure Education
Business
Capstone
Centers for Diversity & Inclusion
Communication
- Communication Poster Resources
- Guided Leadership Practicuum - Crocker (COM3061)
- Interpersonal Communication - Burns (COM2021)
- Intro to Communication - (COM1011)
- Intro to Communication: Team-Based Project - Kepes (COM1011)
- Language & Communication – Crocker (COM0111)
COVID-19
- Special Topic: Exploring the COVID Crisis - Miller (INT3021)
Education
- Education & Identity (EDU2061)
- Digital Literacy - A. Beth (EDU1021)
- Perspectives in Learning (EDU1011)
History
- American Experience I: to 1865 – Cohen (HIS1021)
- Civil War & Reconstruction - Cohen (HIS2031)
- Renaissance to Present - Cabral (HIS1012)
Images
- Images - Subject Guide
- Digital image collections
- Image search tips
- Copyright issues surrounding the ethical use of images
Information Literacy
Interdisciplinary Studies
- Special Topic: Exploring the COVID Crisis - Miller (INT3021)
Journalism
- Journalism - Gander (JRN2011)
LD & Neurodiversity (Certificate Program)
Literature
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Perceptons of Islam - Major (LIT3061)
Natural Sciences
Online Learning
Political Science
- Intro to Political Science - Cabral (POL1011)
Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology - Kerr (PSY2081)
- Intro to Psychology: Disorders Assignment - Kerr (PSY1011)
- Intro to Psychology Research - Beck (PSY2011)
- Psychology of Emotion - Shmulsky (PSY3041)
Sociology
- Intro to Sociology: Subcultures Assignment - Cabral (SOC1011)
Summer courses
- Intro to Communication - E. Matte (COM1011)
- Intro to Psychology - Disorders - Ross (PSY1011)
- Language & Culture - Lindoefer (AT22011)
- Leadership & Facilitation - Crocker (COM3041)
- Narrowing the Gap - Cabral (SVEDU010)
Windham College
Writing/Research & Analysis
- Fantastic Tales - Austin (WRT1012)
- Interconnections - Major (WRT1012)
- Visionary Literature - Rose (WRT1012)
- Visions of the Apocalypse - Kipp (WRT1012)
These guides can give you a good solo start on your research, but you're still welcome to chat with us (or email, call 802-387-6764, or stop by) for help.