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Gender and Women’s Studies

From Topic to Thesis

Posted on August 20, 2017

  Tisha Turk, Women’s Studies 101 A well-constructed thesis statement helps hold an essay together by showing the reader where the paper is going to go. It defines not just a paper’s topic but its argument, …

Posted in Coaching Students to Succeed with AssignmentsTagged Example, Gender and Women's Studies, Introductory, Thesis

Sequencing Different Genres of Writing Assignments in a Women’s Studies Syllabus

Posted on August 7, 2017

  Professor Caitilyn Allen, Plant Pathology Women’s Studies 530: Biology and Gender WS530 is a writing-intensive course. During the semester you will submit two brief summary papers and two longer papers. In addition, there will …

Posted in Sequencing Assignments in Your CourseTagged Gender and Women's Studies

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