Best Information on the Net: The librarians at St. Ambrose University Library have developed a list of links to hot topics on the internet.

 

California State University Long Beach Library: This University has provided a list of subject links to assist students in choosing paper topics.

 

Food and Drug Administration: This U.S. agency has provided a helpful list of health/medical hot topics.

 

Glendale Community College's English Department: Topics available on argumentative essays and term paper topics.

 

Humboldt State University Library: HSU has developed an alphabetical list of links to many resources that can be used for paper topics.

 

ProCon: "Promoting critical thinking, education, and informed citizenship by presenting controversial issues in a straightforward, nonpartisan primarily pro-con format."

 

Public Agenda Online: An excellent website for selecting political topics.

 

Rand Corporation: "An expanded range of topics that are currently in the news or relevant to the public policy debate. Each page provides further summaries and links to related RAND research and commentary."

 

Social Issues: The public librarians at the Multnomah Public Library have provided a list of links to help students research current social issues from multiple perspectives.

 

Topic Selection Helper: The speech department from the university of Hawaii Maui Community College has provided a list of Hot Topics and Popular Themes.

 

University of Michigan Library: The Documents Center has prepared a cumulative index from 1995-2005 covering political resources related to current events research.

 

Writing a research paper: Choosing a Topic: The OWL at purdue has compiled a guide on choosing a topic for research papers and methods for choosing a topic.

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