The Autism Community Resources guide provides an entry point into resources by, for, and about the Autistic community. There's a section that lists resources for Autistic college students, both on the Cal State East Bay campus and in the wider community. Also included in the guide are links to blog posts, videos, scholarly articles and books, and hashtags that will lead you to more information.
We have hundreds of textbooks for you to check out or read online.
Check out
See which textbooks are available to check out at the Media Resources & Reserves Desk on the Upper Mall:
https://reserves.calstate.edu/eastbay/
Read online
See the textbooks we have available to read online:
http://library.csueastbay.edu/usingthelibraries/ebook-textbooks
And for other assigned reading available in the library, look at the course reserves list or search the library catalog.
All of these courses satisfy all or part of GE Area E (Lifelong learning)
INFO 210-01 (online) GE Area E: 1 unit Arts & Humanities focus
Explore information in the fields of Arts & Humanities: identify resources in your major, find scholarly/professional sources, become comfortable with citation styles, make effective use of Wikipedia, discover professional organizations in your field, etc.
Instructor: Tom Bickley tom.bickley@csueastbay.edu
INFO 210-02 (online) GE Area E: 1 unit General academic focus
Choose any topic that interests you to go through the library research process! Starting with developing a focused research question, identifying keywords, finding credible information, and finishing up with quoting, paraphrasing, and citing your sources.
Instructor: Lee Adams lee.adams@csueastbay.edu
INFO 210-04 (hybrid) GE Area E: 1 unit Science
This special section of the INFO 210 course is for Science Majors. The class will be covering such topics as science communication, peer review, pseudoscience, data visualization, ethics in science, international science, and more.
Instructor: Jeffra Bussmann jeffra.bussmann@csueastbay.edu
Workshop: Basic Academic Research
Learn to create effective keywords and search the Library databases for books and articles on your topic.
When: Thursday, January 30, 2020 from 12:15pm – 1:15pm
Where: Library LI 3079
If you cannot attend in person, you can join us via Zoom web conference.
To participate online or in person, please RSVP: https://csueastbay.libcal.com/event/6377048