Writing Resources
'Help! I have a paper due!' / Crafting an Argument
The Writing Assessment Explained
Reverse Outlining
How To Read
Close Reading
Remembering Grammar
Avoiding Plagiarism
Citing Sources Within Your Paper (Use Turabian Footnotes)
Books on reserve at the Divinity School Library
| Style Toward Clarity and Grace | Joseph Williams |
| The Seminary Student Writes | Deborah Core |
| Elements of Biblical Exegesis | Michael Gorman |
| A Manual for Writers | Kate Turabian |
| The Craft of Argument | Joseph M. Williams |
| The SBL Handbook of Style | Patrick H. Alexander, ed. |
| Elements of Style | Strunk and White |
| Elements of Grammar | Margaret Shertzer |
Additional Grammar Links
Articles
Capitalization
Idiomatic Phrases
Irregular Verbs
Verb Tenses
Possessive Nouns
Sentence Fragments
Verb Tense Sequences
Verb Tense Consistency
Verbal Phrases: Gerunds, Participles, and Infinitives
English as a Second Language
Helpful Library Links
Research Guides and Citation Style Manuals (Designed for the Divinity School)
Divinity School Citation Guide
Divinity School Library Help Center Web Page
Subject Guides
Religious and Theological Research Databases
Locating Book Reviews
Methodist Studies - Print Resources
Methodist Studies - Electronic Resources
Biblical Exegesis
Using the Internet for Research
Evaluating What You Find on the Internet
Internet Resources in Religion and Theology
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Research Guides
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Stop by the Divinity School Library Reference Desk or make an appointment with Andy Keck: (919) 660-3549
Resources for Faculty
Narrative Grading Rubric for Faculty
Instructions for the Narrative Grading Rubric
Description of Grades