ENGC 0960 Integrated Reading and Writing II

1. If possible, conduct an interview with a professor/professional in the field you are interested in.
2. What field is the interviewee in? Is there a more specific sub-field? (for example biology and the sub-field marine biology)
3. Use Browzine to find a resource.  
   • You can search a field or sub-field in the search bar, or you can find it by going to the browse subjects area below the search bar.
   • Select a field and sub-field if necessary. Journals can be sorted A-Z or by journal rank. It is suggested that you sort by journal rank. This will put the most widely read/respected articles in that field at the top of the list. 
   • Many journals have an embargo that doesn't allow you to get articles from the last year, while others have longer embargos. Find a volume without a lock symbol next to it and pick an article you can access. 
   • Click an article title to access the article. Once you locate an article to use, locate a permanent link and/or download it so that you can access it in the future. 

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