Richard Varron English Resource Page

1. General Notes
1. ARGUMENT
2. FORMULATION OF DEFINITIONS
3. TYPES OF FALLACIES
4.  USE OF STATISTICS IN WRITING
5. Writing
1. INTRODUCTIONS
2. CONCLUSIONS
6. WRITING THE PROCESS PAPER.

 

 

2.  Approaches in Academic Writing
1. General
1.  Focus
2.  Style
3. Organization
4. Details
5. Format
2. Writing in the Social Sciences
1.  FOCUS: Determining the Approach
2. STYLE: Choice of Language
3. ORGANIZATION: Arrangement of the Paper
4.  DETAILS - Quantitative vs. Qualitative
5. FORMAT
6. EXAMPLES
•  Example From WPUNJ's Political Science Department
•  Example of a Report Which Includes Statistical Data
•  An Example of an Article With an Abstract
3. Miscellaneous Notes
1. Grammar and Puctuation Notes
1.  The Use of the Apostrophe
2.  The Use of Figures vs. Words When Expressing Numbers
3. Subject-Verb Agreement
2. Taking and essay exam
3. WPUNJ Library Resources
1. Electronic Citation
2. Research Resources
4. Sites with Guidelines For Term Papers:
   1. Guidelines For Term Papers by Donald E. Simanek.
   2. Geography Site by Professor Culbert, Darthmouth College
   3. Antropology Site University of Oregon
   4. Polititical Science Site William Paterson's Political Science Dept.
   5. Philosophy Site William Paterson's Philosophy Dept.
   6. History Site, by Professor Sheila Culbert, Darthmouth College
5. On Line Writing Center and Resources (Various Colleges)
   
   
   

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