Citation & Scholarly Communication
Scholarly communication is a term used by librarians to describe the ways scholars create and share their work with others. It is often characterized as a lifecycle that encompasses the creation, publication, dissemination and discovery of scholarly research. Librarians at Hamilton use teaching the basics of citing sources as an opportunity to engage students in a broader discussion of issues like peer review, publishing practices, and the nature of scholarly conversation in various disciplines.
Course Support
Typical Assignments
- bibliography, literature review, presentation, research paper/essay, thesis
Common Tools & Resources
- library catalog, discipline-specific databases, research guides
R&ID Specialists
- Glynis Asu, Reid Larson, Lynn Mayo, Kristin Strohmeyer, Alex Wohnsen (View liaisons by department.)
Courses (2018-2019)
- ARCH 106 - Principles of Archaeology / Colin Quinn (bibliography, literature review)
- ARTH 153 - Proseminar: Architecture as Political Communication / Brigit Ferguson (presentation, research paper/essay)
- BIO 100 - Our Blue Planet / Patrick Reynolds (bibliography, literature review, presentation, research paper/essay)
- BIO 100 - Disease Ecology / Andrea Townsend (bibliography, presentation, research paper/essay)
- BIO 202 - Biostatistics / Christopher Briggs (bibliography, literature review, research paper/essay)
- GOVT 216 - Latin American Politics / Heather Sullivan (Wikipedia article)
- GREEK 390 - Greek Orations / Shelley Haley (blog, research paper/essay)
- HEOP Summer Program / Karen Brewer (research paper/essay, poster)
- HEOP Summer Program / Margie Thickstun (research paper/essay)
- HIST 156 - Making Modern Cities / Lisa Trivedi (bibliography, literature review, presentation, research paper/essay)
- HIST 356 - Human Rights / Kevin Grant (research paper/essay)
- LIT 115 - Disability in Literature and Film / Clare Mullaney (bibliography)
- LIT 135 - Renaissance Outsiders / Steve Schillinger (research paper/essay)
- LIT 148 - Echoes in Literature / Pavitra Sundar (class discussion)
- PSYCH 324 - Law and Human Behavior / Keelah E. G. Williams (poster)
- PSYCH 501 - Senior Project / Jennifer Borton (bibliography, research paper/essay)
- RLST 241 - Religion in the American West / Quincy Newell (blog, research paper/essay)
- RLST 348 - Mormonism in America and the World / Quincy Newell (presentation, research paper/essay)
- SOC 549 - Senior Seminar / Stephen Ellingson (thesis)
Contact
Research & Instructional Design Staff