Want to just browse for books on the shelf and see what you can find? No problem! Refer to this table for a list of call number ranges for specific topics. The call number is like an address for that book: it tells us where the book should go on the shelf and you can use it to find books on specific topics all in one place.
| Call Number Range | Topic |
|---|---|
| HD 58.7-58.95 | Organizational behavior, corporate culture |
| HD 59-59.6 | Public relations, industrial publicity |
| HF5717-5734.7 | Business communication |
| HM742-1211 | Business culture |
| T10.5-11.9 | Communication of technical information |
| P87-96 | Communication - Mass media |
Books are a great resource for finding in-depth information on your topic, since books are often written by subject experts. They help consolidate knowledge regarding the topic and present a foundational overview. You can find both physical books and e-books through the library: you can check physical books out from the library with your student I.D. and you can often download e-books to your computer (or tablet or phone) to read.
When you find a book, make sure to consider the author and the publication date: knowing how recent the book was written and if the author is an expert on the topic can help you determine whether the book is more useful or not for your research.
Business Writing for Dummies: 3rd ed. by 
Content Inc., Second Edition: Start a Content-First Business, Build a Massive Audience and Become Radically Successful (with Little to No Money) by 
Docs for Developers: an engineer's field guide to technical writing by 
Make It Clear by 
The Only Grant-Writing Book You'll Ever Need: 5th ed. by 
Per My Last Email by 
Successful Writing at Work: 12th ed. by 
Technical Editing: an introduction to editing in the workplace by 
White Space Is Not Your Enemy / 3rd ed. by