Browse this list of research aids for secondary-source resources on a wide variety of Appalachian-related subjects:

• Research Aids

A citation is a record of where you encountered a certain idea. Citing your sources helps other scholars track down resources they find of interest. Proper citation helps us all build on our knowledge!

• Special Collections Primary Source Citation Format Handout (PDF)
• Managing Citations from App State's University Libraries
• Documentation Guidelines from App State's Writing Center
• Citing Primary Sources from the Library of Congress

University Writing Center at Appalachian State
A free resource for students, faculty, and the local community, offering support on variety of writing projects: papers for academic courses; masters and senior thesis chapters; personal essays for job, graduate school, and law school applications.

The Owl at Purdue
Offers information on the entire writing process from conducting research to citation styles and grammar.

Duke Libraries Guide to Research
Provides guidance during the research process and stresses the importance of properly citing resources to avoid plagiarism. 

A Pocket Guide to Writing in History / Mary Lynn Rampolla
Boston : Bedford/St. Martin's, 2007
ASU MAIN STACKS: D13 .R295 2007
ASU REF: D13 .R295 2007