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Koster English 102: Researched Argument

Library Guide for Jennifer Herald Koster's English 102 Projects.

Research Argument Paper

The assignment you are completed is a researched argument. The researched argument must include research to establish the validity of your argument.

Getting Started

The first step in completing a research project is to find your topic.  The issue you discuss in your paper should be  a burning issues or dividing line--your topic must come from local, state, or national concerns--it cannot go international (page 326). Preferably, your immediate surroundings--campus, your town, your county, your state.  Select your topic carefully. The proper selection of your topic can simply the research process.

Newsbank

Gale Databases

What do I do Next?

After you have chosen your topic, then begin finding your resources.  Remember: No first person, contractions or block quotes.

Help Choosing Your Topic

EBSCOhost Search

Research databases
Limit Your Results

Assignment Requirements

Your paper should be:

3-4 Pages 

MLA Format

Three Sources (2 must be credible).

You may not have more than 3 sources.

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