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Elizabeth Sullivan

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Head of Research and Instruction

Elizabeth Sullivan

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My Guides

Background and Reference

CINE 211: What is Media?

Cinema & Media Studies

DANC 336: Politics and Poetics of Flamenco

Dance 107: Samba

Dissertations & Theses

EDUC 300: Principles of Education

Evaluating Popular Non-fiction and News

Evaluating Scholarly and Peer Reviewed Sources

French & Italian

FYSP 011: American Mixed Blood

FYSP 012: Socialism, Real and Imagined

FYSP 021: Learning and Labor: Education and the Market

FYSP 043: Everyday Life In Totalitarian Society

FYSP 055: Deconstructing Disney

FYSP 072: Transportation in the City

FYSP 082: Transportation Justice

FYSP 096: The Art of Social Work

FYSP 107: City as Symphony: Cinema, Music, and Modernity

FYSP 109: Odysseys and Identities

FYSP 118 - Through the Looking Glass

FYSP 127: Race-ing the Environment

FYSP 129: Great Lakes and Rust Belt States

FYSP 148: Moving Pictures: Immigration and Italian Cinema

FYSP 153: Worldview and History

FYSP 154: Freud’s Vienna: Artists, Intellectuals, and Anti-Semites at the Fin de Siecle

FYSP 158: Dance, Dance, Revolution

FYSP 169: Decolonizing Global Capitalism

FYSP 173: The French Revolution

FYSP 182: Paying Attention with Tolstoy

FYSP 189: Cities of Women

FYSP 196: Women/War in the Middle East

Guides by Subject and Course

HIST 209: The City in Europe

HIST 257: American West

HIST 270: Latina/o History

HIST 299: Spring 2023

HIST 301: The Politics of Gender in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

HIST 303: Property and Possession in Medieval and Early Modern Europe

HIST 312: World War II

HIST 326: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Latin America

HIST 335: Crusades: Contact and Conflict in the Mediterranean World

HIST 343: War, Military, and the American Nation

HIST 376 - American West

HIST 418 – Beyond Slavery and Freedom in the Atlantic World

History - American

History - American Indian

History - Oberlin

History - World

Incorporating Information Literacy Into Oberlin First Year Seminars

Interlibrary Loan

International Politics

Major Newspapers

Mimbres Pottery Winter Term Project: January 2022

News & Newspapers

Oberlin College Libraries-facility hours

POLT 403: Honors

Primary Sources

Primary Sources - World History

PSYC 215: Introduction to Clinical and Counseling Psychology

RELG 401 - Capstone Seminar

RHET 100: Academic Writing for the American Classroom

RHET 103: College Writing: Motives and Methods

RHET 219: Communication, Culture, and New Media

Sharing Your Work: Copyright & Creative Commons

SOAR Fall 2021, Information Literacy for Change: Immigration

SOCI 302: Research Methods Lab

Source Evaluation Techniques

Spreadsheet Workshop

Video & Feature Films

Website Feedback

Wikipedia Editing

Workshop: Identifying disinformation on social media

My Subject Specialties

Anthropology Gender, Sexuality & Feminist Studies History - American