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    Researching 101: 36 Tips to Propel Your College Research and Help You Find the Authoritative Information Your Professor Will Love
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    Researching 101: 36 Tips to Propel Your College Research and Help You Find the Authoritative Information Your Professor Will Love
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    Researching 101: 36 Tips to Propel Your College Research and Help You Find the Authoritative Information Your Professor Will Love
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    Researching 101: 36 Tips to Propel Your College Research and Help You Find the Authoritative Information Your Professor Will Love

    By Ellen Metter

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    Professors, consider recommending RS 101 to your students to be sure they're ready when it comes time to find the authoritative information needed for their assignments.

    Author Ellen Metter is a research librarian on the Auraria campus, home to three schools of higher education: University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and the Community College of Denver. Metter's previous books include Facts in a Flash from Writer's Digest Books.

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    PublisherEllen Metter
    Release dateDec 14, 2012
    ISBN9781301380268
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    Researching 101: 36 Tips to Propel Your College Research and Help You Find the Authoritative Information Your Professor Will Love
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    Ellen Metter

    After trying her hand at radio announcing, stand-up comedy, and department store sales, Metter found a career “soul mate” in librarianship. She is a research librarian on the Auraria campus in Denver, Colorado, home to three schools of higher education: the University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and Community College of Denver. In 2011, she received the Excellence in Librarianship Award from the University of Colorado Denver. Metter holds an MA in Information Studies from Philadelphia’s Drexel University and a BA in Theatre from Rutgers University. She’s the author of two books from Writer’s Digest Books, including Facts in a Flash. Along with artist Loretta Gomez, Metter self-published Cheerfully Childless, the first humor book on the topic of choosing to be childfree. Born in New Jersey, Metter now lives in Colorado with her partner Mark and minimum of one cat also always in residence.

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