The research requirement is as follows:

• Support your paper’s claims with 6-8 outside sources of information
• One or more of your sources must come from our library databases (EBSCO, ProQuest, Etc.)
• One or more of your sources should be a book or an e-book
• If you use websites, they should be a .org, .gov, or .edu
• You may include one “alternative,” creative source such as an interview, a video, an advertisement, a piece of art or literature, a sacred text, etc.

From off campus, access with your SPSCC email.

EBSCO's Academic Search Complete -- magazines and scholarly journals

ebooks -- electronic books. The library is closed so there is no access to print books.

Proquest's Research Library -- magazines, including commentary magazines, and scholarly journals

Opposing Viewpoints -- commentary/argumentative sources

CQ Researcher -- In-depth overview articles on controversial topics.

Films on Demand -- academic films

TED Talks -- lectures by educated people