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Inside.Waldenu.Edu Inside.Waldenu.Edu Academic Calendar Bookstore Career Services Catalog Commencement Degree Program Resources Disability Services eMall at WaldenU Faculty Governance Financial Aid Financial Services Forms KAMs Library Office of the Chief Academic Officer Registrar Research Center Residencies Student Assistance Program Student Organizations Student Support & Customer Service Writing Center APA Style Grammar/ESL Coursework/KAMs MS Word Troubleshooting Plagiarism Prevention Proposals, Theses, & Dissertations Resources for Scholarly Writing Resources for Professors Tutoring and Editing Help Writing Courses Veteran's/Military Benefits	Writing Specific Types of Papers Writing an Outline for a Course Paper Instructors sometimes ask their students to develop a working outline for a paper. If your instructor isn’t clear what he or she means by “an outline,” ask. And if you’re still unsure, here are some tips on developing the outline. Tips for Outlining a Paper (Word document) Outlining a Paper Harvard University Writing Center Hand-outs including Outlining a Paper Writing Annotations Annotations may seem intimidating, but they're really straightforward once you know the basic format. Click here for examples and suggestions on how to compose your annotations. Writing Annotations Writing Literature Reviews Need to survey, compile, or evaluate the literature in your field? Here are some wonderful guidelines to simplify the process. Writing Literature Reviews How to Write a Three- to Four-Page Essay If you’re assigned a three- or four-page paper and you have no idea how to get started, then start here with Jeff’s On Writing a Graduate Essay essay. Also included here is a document providing helpful tips on writing in first person that also provides great tips for wording shorter papers. How to Write a Three- to Four-Page Essay (Word document) On the Use of First Person at Walden Writing an Effective Personal Development Plan (PDP) Walden University’s own suggested format for getting you started on your PDP. Keep in mind each department may have specific requirements, but these documents will give you a good idea on where to begin. Purpose of the Professional Development Plan PDP Template Other Goal Statement Examples The University of Washington and Purdue University also have helpful guidelines for writing the cousin of the PDP, the personal goals statement. UW Personal Goal Statements Purdue U. Personal Goal Statement handout Writing an Executive Summary Excellent instruction on how to write an effective summary. Note here the similarities and differences between an abstract and executive summary. Writing an Executive Summary Grant Writing Yes, grant writing can be intimidating. But it doesn't have to be! Some wonderful resources are listed below to help guide you in this process. University of North Carolina Grantwriting Tips Lone Eagle Grantwriting Tips Minnesota Council on Foundations Grant Proposal Tips Writing Guides From George Mason University These specialized guides provide advice for composing papers within the field. Psychology Public and International Affairs Nursing Want more instruction on how to write wonderful literature reviews? Sign up for our Writing a Literature Review course.