Research Guides: IDS 101: Generation Z: A Century in the Making: Get Help

Our four subject specialist librarians can help with your research. Setup a research consultation with one of the librarians for one-on-one time. You may only need a few minutes or an hour--we're glad to help however we can! These are just a few ways we can help you:

Determine how and where to begin your research
Develop effective search strategies
Find scholarly, peer-reviewed info
Locate & get info you need
Judge the quality & reliability of info
Cite information correctly
Avoid plagiarism and copyright
Help with citation tools like Zotero

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The Writing Center offers individual appointments with a writing consultant. Writing Center Consultants will give honest feedback about where the writing confuses them, or loses them, particularly interests them, leaves them needing additional explanation or support, and the like. They can help writers to organize their arguments more effectively by asking them, for example, what the organizing principle at work in the current draft is.