Understanding Journal Articles
Understanding Journal Articles Objective Walk through the process of finding and reading a journal article. Date 7th Oct 2024 Venue Zoom Meeting ID: 940 0201 7468 Mode Online Key Discussions …
Library: Research Skills
No posts found! Research Skills Objective You will learn how to efficiently use the library and all its resources. Date 23rd September 2024 12-1pm Venue Zoom: https://twu.zoom.us/j/6225560927?omn=94596710501 Mode Online Key …
APA Review Workshop – MIN 401
All Richmond students! Come and sharpen your APA skills at the start of a new term. You’ll get some hands on experience fixing incorrect citations and APA formatting.
WWJD Workshop – MIN 403
How do you include Jesus in your papers? Where do to find relevant stories and insights about Jesus? This workshop answers all questions on how to write about Jesus.
WWJD Workshop – MIN 401
How do you include Jesus in your papers? Where do to find relevant stories and insights about Jesus? This workshop answers all questions on how to write about Jesus.
Team Dynamics Analysis – Group Writing – MIN 401
It’s challenging to write something as a group. In this workshop, we’ll discuss strategies for effective group writing, and we’ll draft an outline for the Team Dynamics Analysis assignment in LDRS 502.
Team Dynamics Analysis – Group Writing – MIN 403
It’s challenging to write something as a group. In this workshop, we’ll discuss strategies for effective group writing, and we’ll draft an outline for the Team Dynamics Analysis assignment in LDRS 502.
Writing Reflections – LDRS 502 – Online
Reflective writing is a big component in the assignments you’ll write in this program. We’ll focus on strategies for writing reflections and the critical thinking required.
Mastering Outlines Workshop
Bring your ideas, topics, and questions, and we will work on developing your research question to be clear, concise, and focused. Stay for as long or as little as you need.
Writing Process Workshop
Bring your ideas, topics, and questions, and we will work on developing your research question to be clear, concise, and focused. Stay for as long or as little as you need.