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    Capstone Topic Selection

    For information on finding and identifying suitable topics please see Selecting a Topic: American Dilemmas & Capstone

    Careful topic selection is crucial, as a successful capstone paper requires specific research elements be available. 

     

    Tools to Help Organize Your Research

    Use NoodleBib See NoodleBib Library Guide
    to organize and track your sources to help generate citations

    Use Llbrary guide  Citing Sources in MLA Format-7th edition
    (Also helpful is the OWL at Purdue-MLA Formating and Style Guide)
    Use the MLA Handbook  The library has several copies available for in library use @Services Desk

    Use My EbscoHost see EbscoHost Tips
    Set up your account from any Ebsco database and save selected articles or search strategies
     

    Sample Paper

    Check out what a successful Capstone Paper looks like.

     
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