Hello, COMM 2200 students! If you're just starting out, take a look at the Choosing a Topic box below. Opposing Viewpoints (Gale in Context) is a great place to find and explore topics, and to get great resources. If you need scholarly journal articles, try Academic Search Ultimate and others from the Magazine and Scholarly Articles box. On the Statistical Sources tab, Statista is great for finding charts, graphs, and data on virtually any topic. If you have any questions, check out the Ask a Librarian tab.
Specialized databases and websites explain issues within broader contexts and from differing viewpoints. This helps with understanding the "big picture" and can often help with forming ideas for narrowing topics.
These interdisciplinary databases provide access to articles from magazines, scholarly journals and some newspapers.
Fulltext multidisciplinary database of academic journals, magazines, periodicals and other reports, 19th century to present.
Simultaneous search for most of the EBSCO research databases.
Length: 01:30. Search Opposing Viewpoints. Or view more videos on this resource here.
The COMM 2200 textbook is available to use in the library. Ask for it at the first floor Reserves Desk.
Some class sections are using Principles of Public Speaking, a free-to-access, openly licensed textbook.
Practice and record yourself speaking. Reserve a room for two hours.
