A great idea can come from many places. Here are some suggested places to start:
Before you develop your research topic or question, you'll need to do some background research first.
Try the library databases below to explore your topic. When you're ready, move on to refining your topic.
Collection of over 600 full-text reference books that cover thousands of topics including art, business, medicine, sociology, technology, and much more.
Now that you've done some background research, it's time to narrow your topic.
Remember: the shorter your final paper, the narrower your topic needs to be.
Try filling in the blanks in the following sentence, as much as you can:
I want to research _________ (what/who)
and ________ (what/who)
in __________(where)
during _________(when)
because _________(why).
The username and password to access databases is the same as what you use to log in to myPittCC and Moodle. The username is your entire myPittCC email address (jdstudent000@my.pittcc.edu).
Community logins are available to Pitt County residents with PCC library cards and others who are enrolled in or are affiliated with PCC programs and continuing education courses. Scroll down and look for the "Community Login" section.