Virginia A. Cole, Ph.D. - LibGuides at Cornell University

Virginia A. Cole, Ph.D.

Contact:

vac11@cornell.edu
106 Olin Library

My Guides

HIST 4041: Atlantic Commodities (Spring 2025)

American Studies Library Research Guide

AMST 4318: American Dream?: Journalism, Politics, and Identity in U.S. Immigration Policy

ARCH ARCH 3308/4509/6308/6509: Building a Sovereign Community (Fall 2024)

Archaeology: A Guide to Library Research

Archaeology: Quick Links for Graduate Students

ARKEO 2712: The Ancient Economy (Spring 2022)

ARKEO 3738: Identity in the Ancient World (Spring 2022)

ARTH 3210: The Archaeology of the City of Rome (Fall 2024)

ASIAN 1111: From Text to Practice & Back Again:Yogasu¯tra (Fall 2021)

British Sessional Papers and Parliamentary Debates

CLASS 1516: Are You Not Entertained: Gladiators in Ancient and Modern Society (Fall 2024)

CLASS 1524: Stairway to Hell: Dante's Inferno and Classical Myth (Spring 2024)

CLASS 1531: Greek Myth (Spring 2025)

CLASS 1552: Image and Text in Antiquity (Spring 2025)

CLASS 1554: Reading the Classical Body (Spring 2025)

Classics: A Guide to Cornell Library Research

Classics: Quick Links for Graduate Students

ENGL 1111: Reading and Resisting Gentrification (Spring 2024)

ENGL 1183: Word and Image: Space-Time and Race-Time from the Middle Ages to Modernity (Spring 2023)

Genealogy: Finding Your Ancestors Online

HIST 1200: Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train: African American History through Music and Movement (Spring 2025)

HIST 1200: Darn Tootin’! Histories of the African American West (Fall 2025)

HIST 1200: Designing a New World: The History of Planning and Urbanism in the Americas (Spring 2025)

HIST 1200: European Modernities

HIST 1200: Romanticism and Nationalism (Spring 2025)

HIST 1470: Writing About National Parks (Spring 2025)

HIST 1660: The Vikings and their World (Fall 2025)

HIST 2220: From the New Deal to the Reagan Revolution

HIST 2590: Crusades (Spring 2025)

HIST 2765/ AMST 2775/ LSP 2765: The North American West

HIST 2792/ AMST 2792: Introduction to Public History

HIST 3175: Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition: Inquisitors, Heretics, and Truth in the Early Modern World (Fall 2025)

HIST 3200: The Viking Age (Spring 2024)

HIST 3345: Global 1960s: Revolution from the College Campus to the Battle Grounds (Spring 2025)

HIST 4000 - HIST 4001 History Honors (Fall 2025)

HIST 4422: Oral History: Theory, Practice, and Method (Spring 2025)

HIST 4629 The Age of Revolution in Europe and the Caribbean: 1789 to 1815 (Spring 2025)

Historical Primary Sources, Online or Print

Historical Primary Sources: Freedmen's Bureau Records (Freedman's Bank)

Historical Primary Sources: Garland Library of North American Indian Captivity Narratives

History: A Guide to Library Research

History: A Guide to United States Historical Research at Cornell

History: Britain and the British Empire

History: Quick Links for Graduate Students

History: Resources for Slavery Research

History: World War II

Immersion Program for Humanities & Social Sciences Graduate Students

LATIN 3203: Lucretius and Ovid (Spring 2025)

Medieval Manuscripts: A Finding Guide

Medieval Studies: A guide to library research at Cornell

Medieval Studies: Quick Links for Graduate Students

MEDVL 1101: A Journey through Medieval Paris (Fall 2025)

MEDVL 1101: Aspects of Medieval Culture: Arthuriana through the Ages (Fall 2025)

MEDVL 1101: Back to School—Debating in the Medieval University (Fall 2025)

MEDVL 1101: Details in Dress: Reading Clothing in Medieval Literature (Spring 2024)

MEDVL 1101: Food in the Medieval World (Fall 2024)

MEDVL 1101: Heaven and Hell (Fall 2024)

MEDVL 1101: How to Write a Love Letter—Medieval Advice (Fall 2024)

MEDVL 1101: Medieval Crossdressings (Spring 2025)

MEDVL 1101: Medieval Love Songs (Spring 2024)

MEDVL 1101: Medieval Migrations: Globalization & Medieval Imagining (Spring 2025)

MEDVL 1101.107: Rome--the Eternal City (Spring 2022)

Near Eastern Studies: Quick Links for Graduate Students

NES 1960: The Ancient Near East in Modern Science Fiction (Spring 2022)

Note-taking and Information Management for Humanities & Social Sciences Research: Tools, Techniques, Tips

Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Sources: A Quick Guide

Scrivener (and other Academic Writing Software)

SHUM 4040: Fictions of Dictatorship (Fall 2022)

STS/BSOC/HIST 4131 Comparative Environmental History (Spring 2024)

Use Zotero Effectively: a Self-Paced Tutorial

WRIT 1370.108: Heroes and Villains in the Medieval World (Spring 2022)

Zotero at Cornell

My Subject Specialties

Archaeology Classics History Medieval Studies