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Mondays: 9-2
Writing Tutor: Ylva Hernlund (yher@u.washington.edu)
This is a "W" Class!
(http://faculty.washington.edu/krumme/students/writing.html)
Office Hours of "Write Place" (415 Smith Hall)
Tuesdays: 11:30-4:30
Thursday: 11-4
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Date: Tue, 2 Oct 2001 08:01:02 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time) From: Richard RothSubject: Re: Write Center Just for everyone's information, here are the official UW guidelines for a "W" course: W-course criteria A W course must require 10-15 pages of graded, out-of-class writing, in the form of two or more short papers OR a longer paper with a required revision. Guidelines Papers may be graded by professors, instructors, TAs, and/or readers. Students should receive some feedback on their writing; that is, comments on papers should not be restricted to content only. Revisions do not count in the total number of pages of writing. Typical writing assignments: one 10-15 page paper with a required revision two similar 5-page papers two short book reviews and one longer paper Take-home exams do not count toward the 10-15 page total, unless students are given ample time for thoughtful writing and revision, and exams are graded for writing (organization, clarity of expression) as well as content. Creative writing and verse writing do not count toward the 10-15 page total. Journals and annotated bibliographies do not count toward the 10-15 page total. The amount of writing required for a W is not determined by the number of credits assigned to the course. These criteria apply to all courses, even those earning only one or two credits. If the requirement is a major paper with an optional revision, the course may be posted "Optional W Course." The instructor will indicate the students who completed the W requirement on the grade sheet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Richard Roth rroth@u.washington.edu Assistant to the Chair voice: 206.543.3246 Department of Geography fax: 206.543.3313 University of Washington Smith Hall, Room 415-B Box 353550 Seattle, WA 98195 http://staff.washington.edu/rroth
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