OSU Libraries Catalog
A catalog of the holdings of the OSU Libraries, including Guin Library in Newport and Cascades/COCC in Newport.
Summit (Orbis Cascades) Catalog
A catalog of the holdings of academic libraries in Oregon and Washington. Request books not at OSU (or checked out) and have them sent here in 3-4 working days.
OCLC WorldCat
A catalog of the holdings of libraries worldwide. Use to identify books not at OSU or in Summit and request through InterLibrary Loan.
Print copies of most of these journals are located on the 4th floor of Valley Library. Look for them by the call number.
Print copies of most of these journals are located on the 4th floor of Valley Library. Look for them by the call number.
College Composition and Communication PE1001.C6
College English PE1.C6
Composition Studies PE1404 .C6256 & online
Computers in Composition LB1576.7 .C61 (1995-2005). Online 1995 - present.
English Journal PE1.E581
JAC: A Journal of Composition Theory PE1001 .J681
Journal of Basic Writing PE1404.J68
Language Arts L11.E5 (5th floor)
Oregon English Journal LB1576 .O755 (5th floor)
Research in the Teaching of English PE1065.R4
Teaching English in the Two-Year College PE1065.T4
TESOL Quarterly PE1001.T3
Voices from the Middle LB1631 .V65 (5th floor)
When searching in catalogs and databases:
Summit (Orbis Cascades) Catalog
Academic libraries in Oregon and Washington. Request books not at OSU (or checked out) and have them sent here in 3-4 working days
Suggest books you'd like the library to purchase.
Before using a website as a source for an academic paper, be sure to check it for accuracy, authority and objectivity:
Purpose: To inform? persuade? sell? entertain?
Authorship & authority: Who is responsible for the page? What are their credentials? Is the person or group creidible? An authority?
Objectivity: Does the site have a bias?
Accuracy: Are sources cited or acknowledged?
Currency: Is the site current? Is this important?
Completeness: Is the information complete or just a summary of information found elsewhere?
Citing web sources. Record all the information you'll need to cite a webpage or website:
*Author (if available) *Date of publication (or update)
*Date accessed *Title or description
*Title of complete work (if part of a larger website)
*Other relevant information (volume, page, etc.)
*URL
Books:
First see if a book is available through Summit. If it's not, request it through WorldCat.
Articles in journals:
Request through InterLibrary Loan. Articles are delivered electronically, so the turnaround time is often 24 hours or less but may take up to 5 working days.
Citation Machine : an online bibliography maker that formats citations in MLA and other styles
See Keeping Current with Research for information about search alerts, RSS feeds, bibliography manager, and more.
