Final Paper<\/p>\n
WGST302: Introduction to Women\u2019s Studies<\/p>\n
Due: WEDNESDAY MAY 18 BY 11:59 PM<\/p>\n
Overview<\/p>\n
The final paper is a 4-page paper in response to ONE of the three prompts listed below that will require you to engage with course materials and conduct outside research. <\/p>\n
Deadline for Completion and Academic Integrity:<\/p>\n
You must submit your paper via email (NOT Canvas) at tkhanmalek@fullerton.edu as a WORD DOCUMENT (.doc or .docx) otherwise I cannot open it. <\/p>\n
You will have from until 11:59 PM on Wednesday, May 18 to complete the final paper. You may not consult, collaborate with, or copy other people or readings for the final paper. The university has strict policies on academic integrity (e.g., plagiarism and cheating), which I have provided for you in the syllabus. These policies apply to take-home exams. To prevent any issues, please contact me directly and immediately if you have questions about the midterm paper. <\/p>\n
Grading:<\/p>\n
You will be graded according to the final guidelines and on the quality of your research, analysis, and argumentation. While you will not be graded on grammar, it\u2019s important that your final paper is clear, edited, and well-organized so that I can understand you. You may discuss your final paper with a Writing Center tutor.<\/p>\n
Format and Checklist:<\/p>\n
12-point Times New Roman font<\/p>\n
Double-spaced<\/p>\n
Page numbers <\/p>\n
Name, course, and date single-spaced in the top left corner <\/p>\n
Each prompt has multiple parts. You must respond to every single part of the prompt. <\/p>\n
You must cite at least ONE in-class source from the second half of the semester.<\/p>\n
You must cite at least TWO outside scholarly sources based on your own library research. <\/p>\n
You must use a parenthetical citation for all direct quotations. <\/p>\n
Upon completion, your final paper should be 4 full pages long NOT including a bibliography. It should not be less than 4 pages. <\/p>\n
You may NOT quote my lectures, my worksheets, or anything your peers have written in discussion forum posts. You must write in your own words. <\/p>\n
There is only one final prompt, prompt #1, that asks you to write about your own life. You may ONLY use \u201cI\u201d statements in response to prompt #1. <\/p>\n
You must have a bibliography\/works cited page. Your bibliography\/works cited page does NOT count towards the page numbers. <\/p>\n
Resources:<\/p>\n
There are many resources at your disposal including but not limited to the Pollak Library, University Learning Center, Writing Center, Diversity Initiatives and Resource Centers and Counseling and Psychological Services.<\/p>\n
Reminders:<\/p>\n
Got a question? Email me! There\u2019s no such thing as a bad question in WGST 302. Don\u2019t forget to proofread! I strongly encourage you to work on the final paper a little bit every day and to leave one full day for proofreading. <\/p>\n
Final Paper Prompts<\/p>\n
COVID-19: Describe one issue that has directly affected you during the pandemic. How has the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and related crises changed the way this issue shows up in your life? Do some research on the issue. In addition to explaining what\u2019s going on in your life, explain the structural forces and social factors underlying the issue. What\u2019s the root of the problem and how is it connected to race, gender, and sexuality? Finally, come up with a solution based on your research. Now that you know more, what needs to be done or undone in order to resolve the issue? Write your manifesto for changing the world.<\/p>\n
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