EXER 303 - Sociocultural Aspects of Sport: Home

As you gather your research for your paper, please know that I am available for help.  Here is how you can reach out for help

1. 24-7 Chat with a librarian http://library.campbell.edu/ask#
2. Email me with your questions taxakisb@campbell.edu
3. Set up a virtual meeting with me http://library.campbell.edu/forms/research-consultation-request  (select virtual meeting room)
4. Post your question on the discussion board in your EXER 230 Bb course

Welcome!! This guide is meant to help you with your debate assignment.  This guide will help with locating the sources you need:

•  The Peer Reviewed tab has resources to help you understand what a peer review source is and how to find them
• The Library Resources tab you will find places to go for book,  e-books, journal articles and news sources.
• The Web Resources tab you will find a list of websites you may want to use
• The APA Citation tab has resources to help you with your APA citations.

Primary Sources – Original, first-hand accounts of a subject or an event, primary sources may also come from a person who lived at the time of the event but was not an eyewitness. Examples of primary sources include: newspapers, diaries/journals, letters, interviews, speeches, news footage, autobiographies, art, photographs, poetry, music, and three dimensional artifacts.

Secondary sources – Scholars create secondary sources by doing research using primary sources. Examples of secondary sources include: books, encyclopedias, scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers. Secondary sources help gather background information and gain an understanding of what historians already know about a topic area.