Library Guides: THL105/THL408 RSG: Use

Writing resources specific to Theology

God by degrees : a practical guide for new theological students by Mathews, Jeanette, ed.
Call Number: Held St Marks Library Main collection TX69 M439. You will need to submit a request in Primo to borrow a print copy from St Marks Library.
This publication has been prepared by St Marks teaching staff to provide relevant and useful information for students commencing studies in Theology. 2nd edition was published in 2019.

Writing Theologically by Eric D. Barreto (Editor)
Publication Date: 2015
Available as an ebook with unlimited user access.
English for Theology: developing proficiency in academic English for theological studies with a special focus on reading skills by Gabrielle Kelly
Call Number: Held St Marks Library Folio collection F BT80.5 K29
Publication Date: 2004
Includes CD
From Topic to Thesis by Michael Kibbe
Call Number: Held St Marks Library Main collection BU8 K46
Publication Date: 2015
This book covers topics more broadly than just writing. It commences with gathering sources, includes scholarly resources for theological research and bibliography software.
Writing Theology Well 2nd Edition by Lucretia B. Yaghjian
Call Number: Held St Marks Library Main collection BU5 Y12 2nd ed.
Publication Date: 2015

Academic writing

There are many useful guides which will provide support in writing at university. Some of the general writing resources are listed here.

Writing at University by Phyllis Creme; Mary Lea
Publication Date: 2008
The student phrase book : vocabulary for writing at university by Godfrey, J.
Publication Date: 2020
Ebook licence limited to one user at a time
The Academic Skills Handbook by Diana Hopkins; Tom Reid
Call Number: 378.170281 HALS
Publication Date: 2018
Held Main collection Albury-Wodonga Library

Using information ethically

These guides have some useful resources and information that will help you to use information ethically while you are studying with Charles Sturt University.

Using images at university.

Are you digitally savvy?

Digital skills are an essential part of your life as a student and beyond. For this reason, one of Charles Sturt University's Graduate Learning Outcomes focuses on digital literacy. How digitally literate are you? Can you participate, promote, and protect yourself online? Check out Your Digital Life to find out!