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Enhancing Research Practices

A guide to detailed research practices with primary and secondary resouces.

Contact Library Instruction

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Margaret Steitz
She/Her/Hers
Contact:
Hagemeyer Library, Central Campus
Instruction and Research Services
Room 2200
margaret.steitz@cpcc.edu
704-330-6885 (Central Library Desk)
Website

Contact Archives

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Johnamarie Macias
She/Her
Contact:
Central Piedmont Community College
Central Campus, Parr Center
P.O. Box 35009, Charlotte, NC 28235
704-330-2722, ext. 3321
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Contact Archives

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Erin Allsop
Contact:
Central Campus,
Archives Department
Hagemeyer Library
Parr Center
P.O. Box 35009
Charlotte, NC 28235
erin.allsop@cpcc.edu
704.330.6373

Introduction

Welcome to our "Enhancing Research Practices" LibGuide! This guide will provide visitors with tools and techniques for researching and analyzing primary and secondary resources for class assignments. Visitors will also learn be provided with an introduction to archival science; an introduction to in-person and online research techniques; and practice lessons for research and analysis skills.

Central Piedmont Library

Central Piedmont Library serves a diverse learning community with seven full-service libraries on six college campuses throughout Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. Our library provides resources and services on everything from equipment rentals to research assistance. For more information on student and staff services, please visit the links below. (Specifically for students, the student resources page is where you will find information for scheduling an appointment and research assistance.)

https://www.cpcc.edu/academics/library/student-resources

https://www.cpcc.edu/academics/library/faculty-and-staff-resources

Central Piedmont Archives

Central Piedmont Archives preserves and provides access to records documenting the history of Central Piedmont and its predecessors (Central High School, Carver and Mecklenburg Colleges, and the Central Industrial Education Center). We provide instructional services for students and staff through a variety of lessons on primary resource analysis, archival research, and digital humanities projects. Instruction sessions can be delivered either in-person or through online modules, and will incorporate basic archival research skills or specific archives collections into your class curricula. For more information on Central Piedmont Archives, or how to schedule an instructional session please visit: https://www.cpcc.edu/about-central-piedmont/college-archives.