Campus Resources

• Student Services provided at HCC
  --List and explanation of HCC Student Services
• Academic Honesty at HCC
• Canvas Login
• Disability Support Services (DSS) RCF 302
• Learning Assistance Center (LAC) RCF 340
  --Scheduled and drop-in tutoring sessions for students enrolled in any credit course.
• Library CL 2nd Floor
• Student Email
• Test Center RCF 359
  --provides examinees with available, secure, accessible, and professional testing services and resources to enable participation in educational, career, and professional pursuits

Online Resources

• Online Resources for ESL Students
• Uninternet Radio - la radiodifusora en la Web de la Universidad Internacional 

Writing Resources

• Composition and Literature Center (CLC) DH 210
  --Walk-in tutoring for all Howard Community College students enrolled in English courses
• HCC Online Writing Lan (HOWL)
   --Writing resources for those unable to come onto campus for assistance
• The Write Room (In the LAC) RCF 340
  --free assistance in all stages of the writing process for any credit course with written assignments
   
• Colorado State University Writing Center
  --excellent instruction, examples and activities (requires registration for activities, but the site "keeps" submitted work for collaboration and to show progress)
• Purdue University Online Writing Lab (OWL)
  --Expert instruction and examples related to common and not-so-common writing issues from grammar to argumentative writing. Handouts, PowerPoint presentations, ESL-specific help, etc
• University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Writing Center
  --Expert explanation and examples for writing issues, with handouts, videos and demos

Research and Documentation Sources

• Bedford/St Martin's Research and Documentation Online
  --includes APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) and Council of Science Editors (CSE) styles; instruction for researching, evaluating sources and documenting in-text and bibliographic content.
• HCC Library Research Basics
  --provides instruction on searching for sources; explanation of types of sources; examples and instruction for citations, including style guides (APA, MLA, etc) and
• Purdue OWL Research and Documentation
  --includes APA, MLA and Chicago Manual of Style (CMS); instruction and examples

• "Is it Plagiarism Yet?" from Purdue OWl
  --definition, examples, exercises and safe practices for avoiding plagiarism
• "What is Plagiarism?" from UNC-Chapel Hill Writing Center
  --explains what plagiarism is, why it is important to avoid and how to avoid it
• "Paraphrasing" from University of Wisconsin-Madison
  --examples of successful versus unsuccessful paraphrasing
• "Quoting, Paraphrasing, Summarizing" from Purdue OWL
  --explanations and examples of three ways of including the words and ideas of others