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Writing and Research Assistance
for Contributors to Student Publications

This guide is primarily for undergraduates who are contributing to Epidemic Proportions or The Triple Helix, and is by no means complete.

For professional help with writing and excellent courses in writing, please contact the Expository Writing Department.

The Triple Helix
National Journal of Science, Society, and Law

The Triple Helix is a national non-profit organization with university-based chapters involving hundreds of students; each chapter contributes to the journal. The goal of the Johns Hopkins chapter is to promote the understanding of the impact of science and technology on society.

[in the process of being catalogued]

Epidemic Proportions
JH Public Health Undergraduate Journal

Epidemic Proportions is a public health journal designed to highlight JHU research and field work in public health. Combining research and scholarship, the journal seeks to capture the breadth and depth of the JHU undergraduate public health experience.

Eisenhower Library, RA421 .E65

Information for undergrads:	This page for undergraduates tells how to request or recall or renew a book online, how to read call numbers, how to use your laptop in the library, and other important information.
Finding research information:	Using databases to find journal articles and other information Is this item peer-reviewed?
Writing assistance:	Manuals on English usage and writing style How to cite your sources
Contact information:	Dr. Sue Vazakas Science and Engineering Librarian Assistant to Staff of TTH and EP

Librarian: Sue Vazakas, 410-516-4153, svazakas@jhu.edu
Last revised: February 27, 2007