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Class #14346 6 font (such as Times Roman). Section 1: The Title Page Section 2: The Text Itself The Title Page is one page. It goes at the front of the paper. It contains the following information: Title of Paper (underlined), Name, Date, and Course Number. This section, following the Title Page, will contain no fewer than 1500 words and no more than 1600 words. This section must be organized thus: an Introduction lets the reader know what is to come; Body Text provides the detail and the data; and a Conclusion tells the reader where he or she has been and what the meaning of it all is. All citations, as discussed below, must be noted in keeping with AAA Style (the AAA Style Guide is available as a PDF from Titanium). Having trouble with your writing? Seriously, the best place to get help is the Tutoring Center: http://www.fullerton.edu/ulc/TutoringCenter.asp Location: POLLAK LIBRARY NORTH, 2ND FLOOR Phone: 657.278.2738 You have been advised of this! All citations, as discussed below, must be noted in keeping with AAA Style (the AAA Style Guide is available as a PDF from Titanium). If you have problems, you should ask at the Library, as they can help. You can also ask me, but it is best to start with the Librarians. Section 3: References Cited III. REFERENCES This section, following the Text Itself, will be formatted exactly according to the guidelines noted in the AAA Style Guide (which is available as a PDF from Titanium). The paper must cite a minimum of THREE ACADEMIC SOURCES. One of these three can be a reading from the course itself; the other two (or more) must be from outside the course. The paper can also have any number of POPULAR PRESS SOURCES, but it is essential that you know the difference here. For our purposes, an "academic" source is a peer-reviewed journal or book. A "popular press" source is anything that is
Class #14346 7 not from a peer-reviewed journal or book. When looking for academic sources for your paper, the first place you may want to look is the "Going Further" section of Chandler (pp 235-241). It contains citations for academic sources organized in terms of themes. The bibliographic information for the sources can be found in Chandler's Bibliography. If you are in any doubt about either sort of source, please take this sheet along with the source in question to one of the Librarians at the <strong>CSUF</strong> Library. The Librarians can help. CRITERIA FOR GRADING Your grade for this assignment will be based on four main criteria. They are noted as follows: 1. Grammar and Spelling (5 points maximum out of 25): Proper grammar and spelling are essential parts of any well-written paper. The categories for assessing grammar and spelling are as follows: Low: Serious and multiple errors in grammar and/or spelling make the paper difficult to comprehend. Little or no proof-reading is evident. Medium: Some errors in grammar and/or spelling weaken the paper but do not make it difficult to comprehend. This paper may have been proof-read, but not with as careful an attention to detail as is possible. High: Few or no errors in grammar and spelling allow the reader to focus more squarely upon the paper's content. 2. Citation (5 points maximum out of 25): Students are expected to cite their sources properly. The citation format for this paper is that of the American Anthropological Association. The AAA Style Guide is available in PDF form on Titanium. Low: Proper citations are clearly missing or are not in AAA format. Medium: AAA format is used, but there are more than two errors in the use of that format. High: AAA format is used with two or fewer errors in the use of that format. 3. Organization (5 points maximum out of 25): Students are expected to organize the paper as noted in the section on ORGANIZATION above. Low: The paper is difficult to follow. Perhaps it has no Introduction. Perhaps it is missing a Conclusion. Perhaps it is rambling.
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