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Subjects: Africana Studies, Anthropology, Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies, Citing Sources, Classical & Medieval Studies, Copyright, English Language & Literature, First Year Writing, Graphic Novels, History, Inquiry Launch, International Students, Music, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Theatre and Dance, Women's and Gender Studies, World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

My Research Guides

A General Guide: Africana Studies

A General Guide: Anthropology

A General Guide: Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies

A General Guide: Dance

A General Guide: English Language and Literature

A General Guide: Ethnomusicology

A General Guide: History

A General Guide: Music

A General Guide: Music Education

A General Guide: Philosophy

A General Guide: Poetry

A General Guide: Religious Studies

A General Guide: Theatre

A General Guide: Theatre History

A General Guide: Women's and Gender Studies

A General Guide: World Languages

A Guide to Classical and Medieval Studies

Academic Writing Club: Stylish Academic Writing

Academic Writing Club: Thinking Like Your Editor

ANT 311 - Medical Anthropology

ARB 335 / WLC 235: Arab Films

ARB 475, REL 475, HIS 388, and WLC 375: The Qur'an: Language, History, and Religion

ARB 480 / WLC 380: Major Genres and Figures in Arabic Literature

Are Library Science Programs Preparing New Librarians? Creating a Sustainable & Vibrant Librarian Community

AST 200: Introduction to Africana Studies

AST 207: African American Literature

AST 409: Social Justice

Career Resources for English Students

Career Resources for Music Students

Celebrating Black History Month

Citing Sources & Avoiding Plagiarism

Climate Justice

Course Development Toolkit for Faculty

Creating Interactive Tutorials Using Free Resources

Creative Writing

CSU Academic Writing Club

CSU Affordability Advocates

DAN 201: Introduction to Dance

DAN 211: History of Dance

Darius Milhaud Society

Democracy 101 @ MSL

Digital Humanities

Don't Be a Copy Cat: Avoiding Plagiarism Workshop

ENG 203: Creative Writing - Forms & Techniques

ENG 208: Womanism/Feminism

ENG 210: Native American Literature

ENG 232: American Literature

ENG 240: Introduction to Poetry

ENG 241: Introduction to Fiction

ENG 242: Intro to Drama

ENG 248: Multicultural Literature

ENG 301: Advanced Expository Writing - Technical Writing

ENG 310: Traditional Grammar

ENG 315: Introduction to the English Language

ENG 331 / 531: Medieval Roots of the Game of Thrones

ENG 335/535: Twentieth-Century British Literature

ENG 341/342: American Literature

ENG 345: The American Enlightenment

ENG 347: Teaching African American Literature

ENG 348: Studies in Multicultural Literature

ENG 351: Studies in Drama

ENG 355: Twentieth Century Irish Drama

ENG 363/563: Gender Issues in Literature

ENG 375: Major Authors - Langston Hughes

ENG 396/496H: Literature and the Environment: Rhetorical Approaches to Climate Crises

ENG 400: Critical Research Methods

ENG 495: Senior Seminar

ENG 511: Critical Approaches to Literature

ENG 695: Graduate Seminar

ENG 698: Pre-Thesis Colloquium

Evaluating Sources Library Workshop

Funding for Creative Writing Careers

Generative AI Playground Hour

Generative AI Tools and Information Literacy: A Guide for Faculty

HIS 101: Western Civilization

HIS 102: Western Civilization II

HIS 104: Modern World History

HIS 216: African American History Since 1877

HIS 299: Introduction to Historical Studies

HIS 311: Introduction to Public History

HIS 317: Civil War and Reconstruction

HIS 325/525: Black America Since 1945

HIS 329/529: Black Resistance in the Age of Jim Crow

HIS 330: History of Ancient Greece

HIS 331: The Rise of Rome

HIS 335: Rome and Carthage at War

HIS 337: Greek Gods, Heroes, & Worship

HIS 338/ART 378: Ancient Greek Art

HIS 340: Roman Empire

HIS 353: Twentieth Century Europe, 1914-Present

HIS 354: European Women's History

HIS 358: The Holocaust: Origins, History, and Memory

HIS 367: Modern Latin America

HIS 369: Comparative Emancipations

HIS 370 World History

HIS 375 / 575: Pre-Colonial Africa

HIS 376: Modern Africa Since 1800

HIS 377: History of Islamic Civilization

HIS 385: History of the Middle East to 1405

HIS 386: Islamic Empires, 1301-1798

HIS 387: History of the Modern Middle East

HIS 401: History Seminar (American Revolution)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Caribbean History 1500s - 1900s)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Civil War & Reconstruction)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Germany's Twentieth Century)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Islamic Civilizations)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Modern Europe)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Spanish-American War)

HIS 401: History Seminar (Western Europe 1300-1700)

HIS 471: Politics of Protest and Gender

HIS 601: Introduction to Graduate Study in History

HIS 693: Special Seminar on Modern Kenya

HIS 695: Research Seminar

Inquiry Launch: Library Escape Room - TEST

Instrument Guide: Brass

Instrument Guide: Percussion

Instrument Guide: Resources for the Study of Collaborative Piano

Instrument Guide: Resources for the Study of Piano Performance

Instrument Guide: Strings

Instrument Guide: Woodwinds

International Students' Guide to Research

Library Support for Online Teaching and Learning

Library Tutorials

LIN 340 / ANT 340: Phonetics and Phonology

Mandel Continuing Scholar Summer Seminar

Mendeley: A Quick Guide

Michael Schwartz Library Sustainability Team

Michael Schwartz Library Workshops

Misinformation and Fake News

MLA Citation Tutorial

Multimodal Composition

MUS 111: Enjoyment of Music

MUS 113: Writing About Music

MUS 234: Harmony & Form IV

MUS 262: Non-Western Popular Music

MUS 263: Black Music of Two Worlds

MUS 301: Music Fundamentals & Methods for the Classroom Teacher

MUS 310: The Business of Music

MUS 411: Music History I

MUS 412: Music History II

MUS 440: Music Performance Pedagogy

MUS 584: Seminar in Music Education

MUS 601: Approaches to Music Research

Music Copyright Resources

Music: Jazz Studies

Music: Vocal, Choral, and Opera Guide

Music: Writing Program Notes

Musicians' Wellness

NEOMFA: NorthEast Ohio Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing

PHL 405: Prominent Philosophers--Spinoza and Other Monists

PHL 410: Studies in the History of Philosophy--Late Modern Political Philosophy

PHL 491: Senior Seminar in Philosophy

Racial Justice and Anti-Racism Resources

Reinvigorating a Library Workshop Series: Moving Workshops into the Online Environment

REL 235: Origins of the Christian Religion

REL 336: Hellenistic & Roman Religion

REL 363: Woman and the Goddess in Asian Religions

REL 366: Modern Islamic Movements

REL 367 / HIS 389: Muslim Relations with Christians and Jews

REL 369 - Everyday Life in Muslim Societies

REL 374 - Letters/Religion of the Apostle Paul

REL 498 - Senior Seminar in Religious Studies

Resources for Teachers: Free Online Academic Sources

Rock N Roll: A Guide for the Rock & Popular Music Program

Somatics and Dance

Talking Environmental Sustainability

THE 211: History of the Theatre I

THE 212: History of the Theatre II

THE 216: African American Theatre

THE 225: Principles of Acting

THE 311: Drama and Film

THE 321: Contemporary Drama

THE 331: Principles of Directing

THE 372: Scene Design II

THE 391: Costume Design and Construction

Using Generative AI Tools for Research: A Guide for Students

Using the Information Literacy Framework to Build Institution- and Discipline-Specific Learning Outcomes

Voting: A Guide for CSU Students

WGS 151: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies

William Shakespeare

Writing Your Journal Article in 12 Weeks Writing Club

Zora Neale Hurston

My Subject Specialties

Africana Studies Anthropology Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies Citing Sources Classical & Medieval Studies Copyright English Language & Literature First Year Writing Graphic Novels History Inquiry Launch International Students Music Philosophy Religious Studies Theatre and Dance Women's and Gender Studies World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures