ENGL 1302 (Composition and Rhetoric II) focuses primarily on argument, persuasion, and research. Bring everything you learned in ENGL 1301 and let's continue!
The specific assignment instructions are in D2L. Use this library guide to find credible and relevant information from the LSC databases - see Topic Development and Finding Sources. As an information consumer, read and share the information to support statements in your writing. As you use the information, give credit to your sources through MLA citations. Check the MLA Format tab for correct in-text and Works Cited citation formats.
Important: Ask your librarian questions to confirm appropriate source selections and MLA formats (Before you make your final assignment submissions).
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This link opens in a new windowThis guide presents a variety of information sources, both openly accessible from the web (and selected for authority and credibility) as well as resources limited to Lone Star College users. All are meant as recommendations to start your research but not the only possible sources available, of course.
Off-campus access to Research Databases requires the 14-digit library barcode from the back of your student ID. (Don't have it yet? Request a barcode number online.) 
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