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from this guide, please consult with your professor or any of the librarians. What this guide will cover This guide will cover the following: Strategies useful when beginning your research Strategies for evaluating sources of information Various research strategies that can be used in library resources and on the web Information about attribution/citation Various search tips to use across different research resources (work in progress) A glossary of terms (work in progress) Information about how to

– virtually all persons – form part of an interdependent web in which life and health are sustained and supported: “A cobbler, a smith, a peasant — each has the work and office of his (sic) trade, and yet they are all alike” (“To the Christian Nobility,” 1520). As one contemporary philosopher writes, “The test for vocation was not ‘Are you doing something religious?’ but ‘Are you serving … the real needs of your neighbor?’ ” (Tom Christenson, Who Needs a Lutheran College?). Lutheran higher education takes