ENGL 198 / AIS 102: Interdisciplinary Writing/American Indian Studies: Home

Laura M. De Vos Autumn 2020 - Expository writing based on material presented in American Indian Studies 102 lecture course

Class Research Guide

Welcome to the class guide for ENGL 198 / AIS 102 Interdisciplinary Writing/American Indian Studies.

Totem poles located at the Burke Museum, University of Washington

This guide provides starting points for researching issues and topics for your class project
The left navigation menu of this guide provides information about search tips and information resources useful for this class.
For historical sources use the Native American topic guide.
For more contemporary and current research use the American Indian Studies and/or the American Ethnic Studies Guides.
For research guides in other areas of study.

Class Documents

Class Assignment 1
Glossary project for ENGL 198 / AIS 102
Class Assignment 2
Op-Ed project for ENGL 198 / AIS 102

Citation Styles & Management
AP Stylebook, APA, MLA, Chicago Style and more...
LSJ Glossary
This open-access glossary was created by students from the Winter 2019 English 298G class, an Interdisciplinary Writing Program class linked with LSJ 200.

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Most books and materials are now available to circulate
Search, find, request, designate. Search for and find your item, request it through your library account, and designate from which tri-campus location you’d like to pick it up. (Additionally, the UW Libraries has expanded access to remote resources, eBooks, etc.).

Journalist Tools

For Journalists
Helpful guide for would be journalists.

Librarian

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