A librarian can meet with you at any point in your research process and help you:
Schedule appointments with Sara K. Kearns or Dan Ireton. We can meet in person or via Zoom.
In the course of your research, you will discover articles, books, and other materials that are not immediately available to you because:
Request these materials through interlibrary loan. Every current K-State student, faculty, and staff member has an interlibrary loan account. The first time you login to that account with your eID and password you will be prompted to provide contact information to finish setting up the account.
The Chicago Manual of Style is the guide to writing conventions, citations, footnotes, endnotes, and bibliographies in history.
Paid for by K-State Libraries
This is the online edition of the standard guide to editorial style and publishing practices. Authors, publishers, and students are able to find answers to particular questions or just browse general categories.
Struggling with verb tenses, run-on sentences, and getting the words in your head to make sense on the page?
Contact K-State's Writing Center!
Just like the Libraries, getting help at the Writing Center is free!