The most comprehensive and up to date tutorials and explanations of all aspects of scholarly writing. Great for students who are just beginning or advanced students and faculty in need of a refresher. Visit OWL Purdue.
THESIS is Bronx Community College’s literary journal. WAC has collaborated with THESIS to invite all kinds of writing projects including rap, public art, comic. Please check here to find out more.
Use these resources to help you think and prepare for writing:
Check out these great interactive tutorials to show students the basics of MLA and APA style.
Get your writing published! Submit, read, and support Thesis the BCC student literary journal.
Extra help is easy to access at the BCC Writing Center in Sage Hall Room 100.
Taking a history course? Tutors are available to help you catch up and excel.
A favorite resource for learning how to format documents in many different styles.
This handout for students demonstrates several iterations of improving a thesis statement.
This handout teaches students four techniques to improve thesis statements along with exercises to practice.
Use this resource to teach a lesson about evaluating sources:
Use these resources to teach a lesson about the Cornell Note-taking System:
Use these resources to teach a lesson about summarizing long or difficult readings.
Lesson Script
Handout 1
Handout 2
Reporting Verbs Handout
This is a mini-lesson resource on writing an introduction in the social sciences by Svetlana Jovic. Embeded using the gdoc link plugin and shortcode (and sharable link to ppt saved on Gdrive)
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