A great place to start is the English Composition Course Guide, which can help you:
We even have guides for the most common course topics: College Tuition & Student Debt, Consumerism, Happiness, Imagination, Innovation, Universal Basic Income, and Work-Life Balance.
You might also want to check out the Research Skills Tutorial, which will walk you through the essential elements of finding and using information for your research assignments. Each module includes a selection of short videos, tutorials, and quizzes focused on particular aspects of the topic. You may go through all of the modules to complete the entire orientation or skip directly to the specific topics you want to learn more about.
Still feel stuck? Don't panic!
There are several ways you can ask for help:
Contact Julie Chapman, Supervisor of Library Instruction, to set up a research appointment by emailing julie.chapman@nwtc.edu, calling 920-498-5490, or booking a meeting. You can even sit down with Julie in the Research Help area of the NWTC Green Bay Library (SC215) to discuss your project.
