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TOPICS OF THE TIMES: OVERVIEW
This set of Web pages is designed to help you complete your projects for the language portion of the Academic Scholars Institute. We have drawn upon your syllabus and your textbooks, The Pact and America Now, to identify the themes and topics you will be studying this summer.
We hope you will find these pages useful.
Nancy Meglio
Roberta Tipton
- Information Literacy Skills Self-Assessment:
- This list of skills moves from beginner to expert. Where are you, and what can you learn in the next few years?
- Using Rutgers Library Resources:
- We chose these resources to help you with your summer projects. Many of them will be useful for the next four years, as well.
- Dealing with "Web Addiction":
- This multi-step program will help you broaden your information horizons!
- Evaluating Web Pages:
- These sources will help you be a smart Web consumer.
- Preparing for a Debate:
- Explore the structuring of arguments, methods of preparation, and and how to refute the arguments of others. This site is from the University of Vermont.
- MLA Format:
- Learn the Modern Language Association's style, the one you will use throughout your undergraduate years at Rutgers.
- Getting Involved in the Solutions:
- Find contacts and associations for taking action to solve social problems.
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