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ANTH 150: Food in America

Welcome!

Welcome to the resource guide for ANTH 150: Food in America with Dr. Adams. This guide features a selection of Snowden Library's eBooks that might be useful in your research.

You can find information on creating citations with Chicago (author-date) style at Snowden's Online Citation Station or through a virtual meeting with one of the librarians. Librarians are happy to help you with citing and finding additional sources!

eBooks at Snowden Library

A Few Definitions

The following definitions are important concepts to understand as you locate sources and work on your reports: 

  • Reference Resources: a great place to start your research! Entries in reference resources tend to be short and can help you gather background information and define unfamiliar terms from your readings. Our physical reference materials can be found on the first floor of Snowden Library and include encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and handbooks.
     
  • Scholarly Journal Articles: these sources are written by experts in their field to communicate research and findings with other scholars and students studying that subject. Scholarly journal articles often use more technical and/or subject specific language, so it is good practice to first build an understanding of your topic through reference resources and books before reading. 
     
  • Peer-Review: also known as refereed, this is the process of submitting an article for publication through an external review of other subject experts that evaluates the quality of scholarship and validity of the methodology and procedures. 

Online Reference Resources

Locating Scholarly Journal Articles

What if the Full Text is not available?

Interlibrary Loan (ILL) will get you books, articles, and other materials that aren't already in Snowden Library's collection. There is no charge to you as a student borrower! Snowden's online databases will direct you to ILL when you click Lycoming Availability and then Request this Item once you've found the source you're interested in. The data about your specific source will be filled in automatically, and you can simply hit the request button. You'll get an email with a link to the full-text article directly to your inbox! To check on a request log into your account here.