CSER 3919: Modes of Inquiry

Names, pronouns, thesis topic, and anything you're bringing with you into this session, e.g., joys, sorrows, frustrations, rage (productive or destructive), grief, warmth, etc.

Reflect

• When it comes to managing research projects, I’m confident about...
• Some of my favorite places to go for sources/data/news/etc. are...
• I'm less comfortable with research tools like...
• I have questions about...

Welcome! As I write this, I'm feeling frustration about campus issues, but still excited to be in community with you.

On this page, you will find a selective guide for doing remote research in race and ethnicity at Barnard College / Columbia University:

• Resources to find background information on your topic
• Places to find books in print and online
• Databases for locating scholarly and peer reviewed journal articles
• Sources and strategies for finding archival materials and other primary sources
• Databases and other places to locate historical and current newspapers, magazines, and other media coverage
• Resources for citing your sources and writing
• Guidelines for getting required course texts for free via the Library

For further research support and questions, you can book appointment with me.

Photo above: folded out zine by Slim Lopez, Encuentro #2, available in the Barnard Zine Library.