In all of my courses, I insist that
proper grammar, spelling and style are an inherent, and necessary, part
of each graded assignment. I also limit most writing assignments
to a maximum of one page or one paragraph; there are a few two-page
papers. I remind you that any student caught plagiarizing or
cheating will be subject to disciplinary action. If interested, please read some further explanation regarding the importance of proper writing. |
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Tutorial: Writing the One-Page Paper | A suggested process for writing a paper. |
Writing Style Rules | These are the specific style rules to be used in all writing in the course. |
History Paper Guidelines | Some important guidelines to help you in writing your papers. |
Sample Writing Style Mistakes | Some examples of common writing problems. |
Explanation of Comments on Assignments | Here is some further explanation of my typical comments on your assignments. |
How I Grade a Paper | This is a sample of what I do when grading a paper, which means that there are hints to help you do well on your papers. |
Plagiarism | NVCC, ELI and my policies on cheating. |
Citing Sources | How to cite your sources correctly. |
Electronic Submission Information | How to send your assignments by email. |
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The NVCC Campus writing centers (Alexandria campus Writing Assistance Center, Annandale campus Writing and Reading Center, Loudoun campus Writing Center, Manassas campus Reading/Writing Center and the Woodbridge campus Academic Assistance Services) | Each center has its own staff and hours of operation, and most centers recommend that you make an appointment before arriving with a paper. In general, the staff at any center will provide feedback on your writing (Staff will not edit papers.). |
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Evans
For information contact cevans@nvcc.edu