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| Spring 2010 Semester CoursesSorry, we have now closed registration for all Lukeion Project Spring semester courses in 2010.Check out:Autumn 2010 semester courses or workshopsSpring 2011 semester courses or workshopsStill registering:6-week Seminar on Research Writing at the College Level
We find that while many students are well prepared for creative writing, they have little or no experience doing the sort of writing that 90% of their college professors will expect in their courses. This seminar will take a student through the whole process of writing a college research paper in 6 weeks while they discover what professors really value in an undergraduate paper. Students will complete a paper on an assigned topic and will be expected to provide feed back for classmates' work. All students must have access to a research library for this semester course. Registration for this seminar is handled differently. We are not able to open registration up to everyone because students with too little writing experience will not benefit from this course nor will they provide useful peer feedback. Seminar size is limited to allow for full classroom discussion and for students to critique each other's work based on assignment objectives. If too few students register, the seminar may be postponed. Tuition $149. Instructor: Regan Barr
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What do college professors complain
about the most? Students who haven't a clue about how to write a decent
research paper! If you do not have a clear understanding of the
differences between an essay and a research paper, or how to present a logical
well stated argument on a topic you know next to nothing about...this may be the
perfect course for you. We will take you from the the beginning and walk
you through every step of a good research paper--including how to use a college
library to your best advantage. Learn what your professors hope for and
expect from your papers. Learn what will impress your professor the most
(hint: it is at the back of your paper). Learn the 10 things you
must ALWAYS do in a research paper, and the 10 things you must never, ever do --
upon pain of death.