Becoming A Better University Writer

Author(s): Paul McCormick

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2021

Pages: 86

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Becoming a Better University Writer features twenty-seven concise essays on all aspects of the first-year writing process, from time management to sentence variety, from annotated bibliographies to  managing writer's block. Each essay includes a short writing exercise designed to reinforce its respective lessons

Introduction 
Time Management 
Creating a Writing Environment that Works for You 
Writing about Images 
Low-Stakes Writing 
What a Sentence Is 
What a Sentence Is Not 
Sentence Variety 
Research Questions 
Finding and Citing Sources in English 1110 
Annotated Bibliography 
Summary 
The Five-Paragraph Essay 
A Working Thesis 
Fixing Run-ons 
Topic Sentences 
The Standard Body Paragraph 
Using Writing Feedback 
From Writing to Public Speaking 
Writer’s Block 
Writing for What You Want 
Experimenting with Casual Punctuation 
Connecting Sentences 
Other Questions That Motivate Your Writing 
Parallelism 
Specificity with Stories and Examples 
Specificity with Terms 
Splitting 
After Splitting 
Conclusion 
OSU Newark Campus Resources 
Works Cited

Paul McCormick

Paul McCormick, Ph.D. is a senior lecturer at Ohio State University at Newark, who teaches classes on U.S. literature, film history, and all levels of English composition. He's published essays, reviews, and book chapters on issues in narrative theory, film history, and the American novel.

Becoming a Better University Writer features twenty-seven concise essays on all aspects of the first-year writing process, from time management to sentence variety, from annotated bibliographies to  managing writer's block. Each essay includes a short writing exercise designed to reinforce its respective lessons

Introduction 
Time Management 
Creating a Writing Environment that Works for You 
Writing about Images 
Low-Stakes Writing 
What a Sentence Is 
What a Sentence Is Not 
Sentence Variety 
Research Questions 
Finding and Citing Sources in English 1110 
Annotated Bibliography 
Summary 
The Five-Paragraph Essay 
A Working Thesis 
Fixing Run-ons 
Topic Sentences 
The Standard Body Paragraph 
Using Writing Feedback 
From Writing to Public Speaking 
Writer’s Block 
Writing for What You Want 
Experimenting with Casual Punctuation 
Connecting Sentences 
Other Questions That Motivate Your Writing 
Parallelism 
Specificity with Stories and Examples 
Specificity with Terms 
Splitting 
After Splitting 
Conclusion 
OSU Newark Campus Resources 
Works Cited

Paul McCormick

Paul McCormick, Ph.D. is a senior lecturer at Ohio State University at Newark, who teaches classes on U.S. literature, film history, and all levels of English composition. He's published essays, reviews, and book chapters on issues in narrative theory, film history, and the American novel.