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Library: Upper School History

NEW: Make a research appointment with Ms. Morrison! Be sure to include your availability.

Tips: Research takes time, be patient. If you use Google, try using multiple search terms, advanced search and Google Scholar. Remember the Library Catalog now has websites and links to online databases right in the catalog! (see Ms. Morrison for tips on using the catalog) Check out the following resources:

  • Online Databases
  • Use EasyBib! (Register from MPH first time)
  • Get help with thesis statements, formatting and writing your research paper from the Online Writing Lab (permission to use from Purdue University)

Explore history topics

History 9

  • Mr. Twomey-Smith's website
  • Use the MPH Library Catalog to find books and websites. Try WEBPATH EXPRESS
  • In the 900s section of the REFERENCE collection, you will find various encyclopedia, atlases and Timelines. Ask a librarian to help you locate your topic here.
  • BRITANNICA ONLINE is an excellent encyclopedia resource.

History 10

AP MEH

History 11

  • Biographical info on nearly everyone in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, 1607 to 1775 can be found in Encyclopedia Britannica Online.
  • Colonial Williamsburg is a great site full of early American history
  • Use the MPH Library catalog KEYWORD SEARCH to locate books on your topic be sure to also click on WEBSITES in the catalog  - you can limit your results to high school only.

APUSH

  • Mr. Salter's website & assignments
  • Looking for Primary Documents? Browse the collections of the Library of Congress for images, letters, forms pamphlets and more documentation of American History.
  • The library has resources on the Supreme court for your LTP.
  • Your textbook online, The American Nation, has student resources including end of chapter quizzes, multiple choice questions, T/F, essays and related websites.

MUN - Locating data for MUN papers can be challenging, try these tips:

  • For current events & international perspectives begin with  In Context  (requires username and password to access. See handout or Ms. Morrison)
  • Try GOOGLE but LIMIT by FILETYPE. For example in the search box type: "Thailand HIV filetype:pdf" to get health and statistical reports. Sort by date for most recent info.
  • The New York Times is a great source for issues like modern slavery and  human trafficking. But it can be tricky to find them. See a librarian for help!

 The following sites have proven helpful to MUN students:  

Still having trouble locating data? See Mrs. Morrison, I'm happy to help!

Have an MUN resource or search tip to share? email Mrs. Morrison and I'll add your link

Contact Us

For more information, please contact:

 

Liza Morrison, Director of Information Services/Librarian
315/446-2452, ext. 114
lmorrison@mph.net