The tutoring and writing center, located in Bladen Hall room 107, operates Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm; Thursday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and Saturday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. For more information call 301-322-0748.

There are several librarians who are willing to give one-on-one help to students doing research. For more information, call 301-322-0476 to speak with a Reference Desk librarian. You may also contact a librarian via email or telephone as posted on the Web site at http://www-old.pgcc.edu/library/ref.htm.

Yes, bring your assignment, notes, and any materials or drafts you already have to the English Lab in the Learning Center. During regular hours, there will be an English tutor who can help you with any phase of your paper.

Of course we can. Affordable Research Papers strive to provide professional and original quality research paper writing at affordable prices. We are committed to helping students with research paper writing and rewriting at reasonable terms.

Yes. Even though finding the genes involved in causing the disease will probably not help the patient, it will help other members of the family, especially the children and grandchildren.

Yes. Our staff is here to assist you with your research by giving you an orientation to the library and its materials, instruction on accessing and searching the Library Catalog, Online Databases, and the Internet, assistance with using various MS Office applications, and assistance with library research skills, always working towards increasing your independent ability to use the library.

The most important way to begin to accomplish this task is to start collecting resources and reading. The UW-Stout Library Learning Center can help you find library resources and offers a workshop that will help you create a bibliography and manage your information. Watch for announcements and attend a workshop or contact a Reference Librarian. Also check out their website for helpful information. Their workshop also includes an overview of APA formatting style.

If your request is reasonable, certainly. However, keep in mind that you're in school to learn something! Don't expect us to do all your work for you (if you have a 10-page paper to do, don't expect us to provide you with 10 pages of information!).

The Libraries have various publications in the reference are called "style manuals" that describe the process of creating references. Different academic disciplines use somewhat different formats for these references. We also have quick guides to answer many basic questions about creating references. See:

Our faculty and assistants will help you prepare for your research paper from the beginning of your programme. The 20 pages paper will be due at the latest three weeks after the end of the programme.

COM Library's Research Strategy guide will introduce you to the four basic steps of a research strategy: Choose a Topic, Develop Your Topic, Gather Information and Evaluate Resources.

AWID provides a wealth of resources to help your research and to point you in fruitful directions. We will not do your research for you, but we invite you to explore the resources we offer elsewhere on this website, and on whrnet.org, our sister site.

Well, I can't write it for you. However, if you're looking for a topic, you might want to browse through the Related Links page of this site. far as the actual writing of a research paper is concerned, there are a number of helpful web sites out there. You might try Reasearchpaper.com, or you can get more links at Resource Central.

We often get asked to provide facts, ideas, topics, and other assistance on a research papers, and occasionally someone asks if we can email them some additional material on Kafka. As much as we would like to, we simply do not have the time to offer individualized help on research papers. All the information we have we eventually place online at an appropriate location, and we try to feature various books of criticism and links to other sites that may be of assistance to students.

Consult a librarian for research assistance. We can help you locate books, articles, reference material and web sites on your topic. Visit our Research Help page for information on selecting a topic, understanding the research process, writing a paper, and avoiding plagiarism. Use our MLA and APA online style guides for help with parenthetical documentation and works cited pages. For extensive help formulating, writing and editing your term paper, you should consult the RBC Writing Lab.

You can choose your topic by looking at the Richland College Library Topics List, or you can get ideas from other print or Internet sources.

Because of the volume of requests we receive, we are not able to provide individualized assistance to students working on short-term projects (we are sometimes able to help with theses, dissertations, and other long-term research projects). You'll find the information and links on this site fairly extensive, though, so we encourage you to spend some time exploring. In particular, you might be interested in our Statistics and Experts Say pages, as well as specific Hot Topics sections of the site.

The Writing Center, located on the first floor in the Library in RT 105 and available to all members of the university community, can help you with any writing you may have to do.

It really depends on when you contact us and what your topic is. Our normal policy is to get you the research within 2- 3 business days. If you contact us during normal business hours and have an emergency, we will most likely be able to accommodate you. So you know, we are located in New York and are on eastern standard time.

The National Archives is a treasure trove of materials that can be used to trace your family lineage. More information is available on Beginning Your Genealogical Research.

Click the Library Tutorial link from the Library Web site. Go to the Research Process: Module 1 and click Selecting a Topic and Getting Background Information. Then, click Tools for Topic Ideas. Sources available in print format are given or online access is provided for topic ideas.

visit the library reference desk, located at the south end of the library atrium. For availability, see Library Hours - Reference Desk. By phone: Call the Fletcher Library Reference Desk at 602-543-8567. For availability, see Library Hours - Reference Desk. For a full list of Fletcher Library services and contact information see the Ask Us / Contact Us webpage.

There are many resources to help students with papers and research. Depending on the type of paper he is writing, he may need to seek assistance from one or more of these resources. His first stop should be to his professor or Graduate Student Instructor. They can help him clarify any questions he may have about his subject matter, or about what is expected of a college-level paper. They can also point him towards appropriate sources of information for his research.

In most cases we can send you annotated bibliographies on the following topics: 1) adaptive babycare equipment, 2) pregnancy and birthing, 3) Deaf parents, 4) parents with visual disabilities, 5) parents with intellectual disabilities, 6) parents with psychiatric disabilities, 7) adoption, 8) custody, and 9) parents with multiple disabilities. Please also refer to our Publications page of the website for articles and reports to download or purchase.