HIST 356
Human Rights
Students in Prof. Kevin Grant's course, devoted to research skills, examined how human rights have been defined, advanced, and contested since the late nineteenth century.
Research & Information Fluencies
The Research & Instructional Design team’s librarians work with faculty to help students to develop a deep understanding and proficiency with discovering, contextualizing, and sharing information for a scholarly audience.
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Browse Assignments
LIT 148
Echoes in Literature
Students in Prof. Pavitra Sundar's first year course use music sampling to discuss scholarly conversation, citation, and attribution.
Senior Theses & Projects
Research librarians provide students with in-class instruction and individual consultation for their senior theses and projects.
HIST 125
Black Metropolis
Students in Prof. Celeste Day Moore's course learned the technical strategies that historians use to visualize urban life by analyzing and visualizing maps, census data, and other material.