This class page is for the Fieldwork Paper in the PSCI 2603 course (American Government); however, it has basic research steps and tools that are useful for any research you do. If you find you need more help, use the Ask Us services. Library reference staff members can be reached in person and through phone and email. You may also contact the Subject Librarian for the Political Science Department, Brea Henson.

Required Text:

Copies of your text book are located at the Eagle Commons Library Services Desk on two hour reserve (you will need your UNT ID card).

Finding Course Reserves

• Use the Course Reserves box below to search by course letter or your instructor's last name.
• Select P for PSCI 2305 under the Browse Course by Letter heading or by the first letter of the instructors last name under the Browse Instructor by Last Name heading.
• Take the call number and your UNT ID card to the Eagle Commons Library Services Desk to request the book.

From your course syllabus:

You are required to participate in a field work activity that is relevant to American or Texas State government and write a 1200-word reflection paper on your experience (bibliography not included). In a well-written essay, explain how your experience relates to the course and further developed your understanding of politics. What lecture or readings helped you understand this experience? You must attach proof of your attendance to the assignment (a receipt, signed and dated city council agenda, business card of a person you interviewed and photo, photo of you at a political event, along with the event flyer, etc.). You may choose from one of the following options:

• Attend a city council meeting
• Interview an elected government official
• Attend a political event (rally, protest, town hall meeting, or debate)
• Visit a museum that is relevant to American government (i.e.: The National Vietnam War Museum, The Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House, The Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site, The Dallas Holocaust Museum)

 The Fieldwork paper should have a stapled, physical copy submitted at the beginning of class as well as uploaded to Blackboard before the beginning of class.

DUE DATE: November 29, 2017

General Library Information

• UNT Libraries Home Page
• Eagle Commons Library phone 940) 565-2194
• Eagle Commons Library Hours
• 24 hour study space in Willis Library

UNT Libraries Locations

UNT has several libraries. Most Political Science materials can be found on the Mezzanine Level of Eagle Commons Library, which is located inside Sycamore Hall You can find a map of library locations here:

• Campus Map (click on the "Sycamore Hall" link)
• Library Locations

The UNT Libraries offer a variety of service for our students:

• Students can borrow or renew books at our Library Services Desks with a current student ID.
• Photocopying, scanning, and printing are available at all libraries (24/7 at our Willis Library).
• Other library technology includes interactive whiteboards and instruction rooms with screens and projectors available in our Collaboration and Learning Commons in the Eagle Commons Library as well as gaming stations at our Media Library.
• The Libraries offer several study areas for both quiet and group study!

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