Finding Sources for Your Informative Speech
For your Informative Speech, you will need to find a variety of sources. We recommend using:
- Everything Search for finding articles, reports, books, etc.
- Milner Catalog for finding books, ebooks, and government documents
We also Recommend
- Academic Search UltimateA scholarly, multi-disciplinary full text database of sources including peer-reviewed journals, magazines, newspapers, books, ebooks, reports, and conference proceedings.
- Nexis UniFull text database including United States and foreign news/newspapers, business information, company profiles, legal information, and reference sources. Also includes: news transcripts, federal cases, state cases, law reviews. 10 Minute Training Tips
- Gale Virtual Reference LibraryFull text multi-disciplinary database of reference books, encyclopedias, and handbooks.
- Communication SourceFull text database focusing on Communication, Linguistics, Rhetoric and Discourse, Speech-Language Pathology, Media Studies, and other fields / disciplines.
- Vital Speeches of the DayThis resource provides full text examples of important speeches made throughout the decades.