External Links George Mason University Writing in History Mostly for HIST 100, but useful for other courses. George Mason University Writing CenterIndividual tutoring and on-line help. Elsewhere How to Give an Academic Talk, by Mark Clark and Paul N. Edwards Turabian Style – Sample Footnotes and Bibliographic Entries (6th edition) William Faulkner, Nobel Prize Speech Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It (Indiana U.) Guide to Grammar and Style by Jack Lynch Reading, Writing, and Researching for History: A Guide for College Students by Patrick Rael Heather Cox Richardson, Richardson’s Rules of Order William Cronon et al., Learning Historical Research . Step-by-step instructions for finding a topic, taking notes, and other tasks. Macalester College, Write Well. Short videos explain writing challenges common across scholarly disciplines. UCLA Office of Instructional Development, Thesis Statements: History University of Wisconsin-Madison, Writer’s Handbook. See especially advice on Clear, Concise Sentences and Transitional Words and Phrases. Share this:DiggFacebookGoogle +1LinkedInRedditStumbleUponTwitterPrintEmailLike this:Like Loading...
