WUWritingCenter
Mission: The Walden University Writing Center is committed to helping students develop as writers and scholars, practitioners, and agents of positive social change. We are passionate about the importance of writing inside and outside the institution and welcome the opportunity to share this passion with all members of the university community.
Comments Policy: We welcome comments and questions, as well as discussion, which can mean differing opinions. Students are free to disagree with others' posts in a respectful manner. Though the tone of our channel is relaxed and informal, we reserve the right to remove any posts or comments if they are aggressive, inflammatory, or irrelevant.
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Presenting Data and Describing Analysis
Writing at the Graduate Level
Revising & Self Editing a Doctoral Capstone
Synthesis and Thesis Development
Practical Writing Skills: Writing Strong Thesis Statements
APA Citations Part 2: Non-Traditional Sources
Academic Writing for Master's Students - Feb 2021
Writing and Responding to Discussion Posts - Feb 2019
APA Citations Part 1: Methods to the Madness - May 2020
Six Steps to Developing Your Writing Process - Jan 2021
Transitioning From Coursework to Doctoral Capstone Writing - August 2020
Writing the Literature Review June 2020
Developing a Paper: From Discussion Post to Course Paper - March 2018
Literature Review and Annotated Bibliography Basics- Feb 2019
Essential Elements for Writing Annotated Bibliographies - August 2020
Downloading Your Reviewed Paper from the Writing Center
Introduction to the Paper Review Appointment Schedule: myPASS
Making a Paper Review Appointment with the Writing Center
Course Paper Template: A Tour of the Template
Course Paper Template: Downloading and Using the Template
Developing Arguments With Evidence and Your Own Analysis*
Cite Ideas From Other Sources*
Personal Communications*
Authors in a Reference Entry*
Dissertations or Theses*
Discussion Board Posts*
Numbers*
Finding DOIs for Journal Article Reference Entries*
Verb Tense*
Chapter in an Edited Book*