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1. Conference proceedings

   New York, N.Y. : ACM Press, c2000-

   Online portal.acm.org

2. Conference proceedings

   Arlington, VA : American Anthropological Association, [2005?]-

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3. Conference proceedings

   Santa Monica, Calif : Rand Corp.,

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1. PWR: Rhetorics of Health, Illness, and Medicine

2. PWR1 SBB: Rhetoric of Robots and Artificial Intelligence

3. Web of Science XML Data

4. Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

5. GEOLSCI 150/GEOPHYS 199: Senior Seminar: Issues in Earth Sciences

6. Geochemistry

7. Management science and engineering

8. Anthropology & Archaeology Research Guide

9. Chinese electronic resources

10. Italian Studies

11. Korean e-resources

12. Physics and applied physics

13. Mathematics and statistics

14. Education in the Middle East

15. Journalism

16. EARTH 100: Research Preparation for Undergraduates

17. SLE painting assignment guide

18. PWR 2HLA - Decoding Academic Persuasion: How Researchers Convince Audiences

19. Oceanography

20. Medieval Studies

21. Islamic and Muslim education

22. Communication

23. East Asian studies (Western languages)

24. ESF 18: Between Gods and Beasts: The Struggle for Humanity

25. ESF 14: Education as self-fashioning: challenge of choice (fall 2020)

26. CHEM 143: The Chemical Principles of Life II

27. Asian education

28. PWR 1EE: Prowling toward certainty: exploration as argument

29. Architectural history research guide

30. Critical pedagogy

31. Guide to open access resources for art history

32. ESF 7: Education as Self-Fashioning: The Transformation of the Self

33. Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences

34. Mechanical engineering

35. Gender and education

36. Computer science

37. Chinese Studies

38. Electrical engineering

39. Aeronautics and astronautics

40. Open access publishing

41. LGBTQ + Studies

42. Science and engineering mobile apps

43. Geophysics

44. LGBTQ and education

45. Map collections and resources

46. That's Entertainment! The Rhetoric of Hollywood's Inequities

47. Sociology of education

48. Multicultural education

49. Researching contemporary art

50. Virtual Reality: Possibility and Peril of Immersive Artwork

51. How It Feels: [exhibit by Ava DeConcini in Green Library]

52. Marine Sciences and Aquatic Biology

53. Before the Model Minority: South Asians in the US

54. ARCHLGY 134: Museum Cultures: Material Representation in the Past and Present (ARCHLGY 234, ARTHIST 284B)

55. Methods and protocols

56. Southeast Asian studies

57. Introduction to Islamic Art History

58. Asian American Studies

59. PWR 1HF: From Ghost Bikes to the Googleplex: Digital Rhetoric and Social Action

60. PWR 1MA:The Power of Words

61. U.S. Latinx art

62. Grants and funding for science & engineering

63. PWR 1LF: #NoBodyIsDisposable: The rhetoric of disability

64. PWR 1NC: From gaming avatars to green cards: forms of identity

65. PWR 1BK: Writing what you eat: the rhetoric of food

66. International comparative education

67. Lab safety

68. Resource Guide for CISAC Honor Thesis Research

69. PWR 1JSA: The rhetoric of plants

70. PWR 1ABV: Beyond! The Rhetoric of Space Exploration

71. PWR 1KSB Health Matters: Health, Innovation and Communication

72. Resource Guide for Program in International Relations Honor Thesis Research

73. PWR 1HK: Food Values

74. PWR 1IYA: The Art and Science of Gender and its Bending

75. PWR 1KSC Health, Well-Being and the Arts

76. PWR 1RW: Writing for liberation: the rhetoric of antiracism

77. General Library Guide for PWR1 Coursework

78. African Archaeology Information Online

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1. Mathematics and Statistics

   Stanford Libraries' collections in Mathematics and Statistics include books, journals, conference proceedings, technical reports, databases, and reference works in print and electronic formats.

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