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I $200 PRIZE FOR UNDERGRADUATES I
THE LIBRARY RESEARCH PRIZE ATTRACTS THE VERY BEST UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH PROJECTS
FROM COURSES TAUGHT IN DEPARTMENTS ACROSS THE CAMPUS. IT RECOGNIZES EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH PROJECTS THAT SHOW EVIDENCE OF:
• EXTENSIVE USE OF LIBRARY SERVICES, RESOURCES AND COLLECTIONS, AND
• SIGNI FICANT KNOWLEDGE IN THE METHODS OF RESEARCH AND THE INFORMATION-GATHERING PROCESS
THERE ARE REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPLETE AWARD APPLICATI ON:
Applications, including guidelines, are available
at the DiMenna-Nyselius Library and online at
www.fairfield.edu/libraryresearchprize/
libraryresearchprize.xml
Joan Overfield, Director, DiMenna-Nyselius
Library jtoverfield@mail. fairfield.edu
254-4000, ext. 2182
1 Be a Fairfield University undergraduate who has completed a research project
• for a credit course at Fairfield University during the Summer 2006, Fall 2006, or
Spring 2007 semester.
2.
3.
Complete a 500-700 word essay describing your research strategies and use of
library tools and resources.
Turn in a bibliography or other appropriate listing of sources consulted.
4. Get a letter of support from the supervising faculty member or instructor.
FRIDAY,
April 13, 2007
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