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Instruction & Research Services

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Subjects: Ancient Greek & Roman Studies, Anthropology, Classics, Computer Science, English, Film Studies, Humanities, Interdisciplinary Studies, Journalism, Latin American & Latinx Studies, Linguistics, Middle East and Islamic Studies, Modern Languages & Literatures, Poverty Studies, Psychology, Sociology

My Guides

*Computer Science

*Latin American Studies

*Modern Languages

*Poverty Studies

All Course Guides

Citing Your Sources

Civil War Digital Collections

Counseling Center

CSC 475: Seminar in Computer Science

Dictionaries and Thesauruses

ENG 339: Emerson to Dickinson (T. Helwig)

ENG 405: Female Gothic Literature

Evaluating Your Sources

Finding Literary Criticism

Furman Advantage Virtual Bookshelf

FYW: Academic Autobiography

FYW: Game On! Tabletop Play in Contemporary Culture

FYW: Ghosts of Greenville

FYW: History of Detective Fiction

FYW: Leaders, Leadership, and Writing

FYW: Psychic Disorder and the Social Order

FYW: Science, Pseudoscience, and Skepticism

FYW: This is Your Brain on Drugs

HST 475: History Through Traveler's Eyes: The 19th Century

HUM 450 - Kaycie

Instruction and Research Services Division

Maps and Atlases

Medieval Studies

News Sources Landing Page

Pre-Information Professional

Primary Sources

PSY 201/202 - Putnam

PSY 311: Behavior Disorders

PVS 101 Introduction to Poverty Studies (Gilliland)

Reference Tools

Reflection Bookshelf

Research Instruction / Information Fluency

Resources for Dependents

Resources for Staff Members

Using Permalinks Guide

My Subject Specialties

Ancient Greek & Roman Studies Anthropology Classics Computer Science English Film Studies Humanities Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Latin American & Latinx Studies Linguistics Middle East and Islamic Studies Modern Languages & Literatures Poverty Studies Psychology Sociology

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