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EUH 2000 & EUH 2001 (Forsythe): Home

Welcome

Welcome! This guide provides library resources for students in Prof. Pamela Forsythe's EUH 2000 and EUH 2001 classes.

Primary Sources

Internet History Sourcebooks Project

Depending on your topic, primary sources may also be found in the library catalog or on other websites or databases, such as the World History databases. For example, if the topic was illuminated manuscripts, examples of these may be found in all of those places.

Use caution in selecting images on the web: these are often mislabeled!

APA Citation

Spring 2020 -- Use APA 6

Primary vs. Secondary

Watch this brief video on primary and secondary sources, developed by Hartness Library at the Community College of Vermont.

Library Databases

Best Bet:

JSTOR

Additional Databases:

Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
History Reference Center (EBSCO)
World History: The Modern Era (ABC-CLIO)
World History: Ancient and Medieval Eras (ABC-CLIO)
Covers human history in all corners of the globe—from prehistoric times to the beginnings of the Renaissance—with an unmatched collection of online reference entries, primary sources, interactive lessons, study tools, and librarian and teacher support features.

Funded by: College (FALSC Group License)
New York Times - Historical (ProQuest)
Full-text and full-image articles for The New York Times®, covering the period from 1851-4 years ago.

Funded by: Statewide Allocation

Searching for Books and Media

To search for books and media, follow the link below:

Library Catalog
Use the library catalog to search for books and media.

The following video provides a brief tutorial on searching the Library Catalog:

The library also subscribes to the following eBook collections:

Librarian

Regina Seguin (Valencia College)

Email Me

Contact:

Valencia College - West Campus
Office: 6-326M
Mail Code: 4-4

407-582-1361

Subjects: Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Social Sciences

West Campus Librarian

Contact:

West Campus Library 6-326J

407-582-1854

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