Useful Pages (for Political Science Students) | University of Northern Colorado

Political Science Sites

The American Political Science Association: links to other Political Science Departments, to political science organizations, to scholarly journals, and to political science conferences; also has information on grants and fellowships.
National Political Science Associations a comprehensive list of political science associations in the United States and abroad, maintained by the International Political Science Association.
Pi Sigma Alpha: The National Political Science Honor Society.

CaseNet: a useful site for teachers interested in the use of the case method in International Affairs.
American National Election Studies (ANES): information on voting, public opinion, and political participation.

International Agencies and Information on the Web (University of Michigan) -- links for IGO's, NGO's, Foreign Governments, Statistics, Treaties, International Relations, and more.
The United Nations
Ministere De L'Education Nationale: in French.

Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
The Lycos Politics Index: has many good links to political parties, institutes and think tanks, and other political organizations.

Do you know of any other sites that ought to be added to this list?
If so, please contact stan.luger@unco.edu.

General Guides

Revising Prose (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Guide to Grammar and Style—by Jack Lynch (Rutgers University)
Guide to Grammar and Writing—by Charles Darling (Capital Community College, Hartford)
The OWL Handouts—from the On-Line Writing Lab (Purdue University)

A Classic

The original (1918) edition of Elements of Style—by William Strunk, Jr. (Cornell University)

A Brief Summary of MLA Style for Research Papers

Using Modern Languages Association (MLA) Format—from the On-line Writing Lab (Purdue University)

Two Good Lists of Additional Resources