ENGL 5033 Graduate Research and Writing (BA): Home

The primary mission of the Library is to support the educational, research, and outreach objectives of the University by:

• organizing and providing access to information resources, both on-site and through remote access, and
• promoting the necessary condition for their effective use, organization, and maintenance.

Its secondary mission is to provide the same services to residents of the Eastern Oklahoma region.

Library contact info:

John Vaughan Library (Tahlequah)
918-444-3235

NSU Broken Arrow Library
918-449-6459

Welcome to the Graduate Research and Writing LibGuide!

Use the above tabs to navigate through the variety of resources available through the library and/or online.

If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, or if you wish to set up an individual (one-on-one) consultation please use the information on the right to contact me (phone or email would be the best options). You can also do email reference or set up a research consultation by using the "Ask a Librarian" link below.

CLASS DESCRIPTION: This course provides a comprehensive introduction to theory, method, and practice of graduate scholarship in English.  Students enhance research skills, formulate and articulate original research projects, practice writing in a variety of formats, and discuss publication .  The course develops in students an awareness of the standards of academic  writing expected in graduate studies. Note: This course should be taken in the first semester of the English Master’s Program

Here are some general links to resources you may find useful.