Welcome to the research guide for Music and Politics
THIS SITE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION -- STAY TUNED FOR COMPLETION AUGUST 2019
Writing a paper?
Professors require that college level research projects are supported by authoritative, scholarly sources. How do you vet a source for scholarship? Ask yourself...
... who created this document? Who is the author? Is the author a credentialed expert on the subject?
... who is the publisher? Is the publishing company a recognized academic publisher? Is the journal "peer reviewed," meaning other experts have evaluated the article before publishing?
The following databases and websites are available linked from here and from the Electronic Resources section found on the library home page. Print resources are available in the PHC on-campus collection or by mail to the distance learning members of our community. You may check the location and availability of an item in the on-campus collection through the online catalog, Voyager, accessed through the library home page.
The PHC on campus collection includes quite a few resources that can be accessed through the online catalog, Voyager. You may choose a key word search, title search, or browse by call number.
Created : V. Thornhill and S. Roberts, 2019.
