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https://nu.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-931758-dt-content rid1004742_1/institution/National%20University/College%20of%20Letters%20%26%20Sciences%20%28COLS%29/English%20-%20%28ENG%29/ENG%20240/week-1/HIPAA%20ANA%20Article.pdfFinal PaperAnd now would be a good time to preview your Final Paper assignment300 points. Due by Saturday, 12 NOON PST, final day of class.Your final paper will be a 5-6 page double-spaced research paper written in response to one or more of the class readings. Please choose a reading you have not yet worked with.This paper will be an argument. This means it will make an arguable claim on a debatable subject. The class readings are divided into a number of subjects:EducationMedia StudiesBusinessInternational RelationsBiologyEnvironmental StudiesNursing (see supplemental readings on Unit 1 readings button)You are to choose the area that most closely relates to a subject area you are interested in studying further in college.After you read all the articles in that subject area, you will choose one primary article that you will respond to. If you have good reason, you may have more than one primary article that you respond to.Other articles in the book can be used as secondary sources, but they don’t count as outside research sources.Citation StyleYou will cite your paper in the MLA Citation style we have used throughout the span of this course. Include a Works Cited page in the same citation style.Sources:You final paper must use five credible sources that support your argument or add to the conversation around your main point. Two of your sources must be peer reviewed journals.Acceptable credible sources include:Books/ebooksScholarly or Professional JournalsMagazinesNewspapersThe paper should keep in mind all of the basic conventions of academic writing learned in ENG 100 and 101. The paper should be thoroughly edited and proofread.Final papers should be submitted to the drop box as a Microsoft Word document (doc or docx.), or as a .rft file. Do not submit as a .pdf, a Microsoft works file, or a Word Perfect file. Please review our Course Policies for more details on acceptable file types.No Recycling!If you took English 100 here at National a few of the subjects (notably Education and Media Studies) were also subjects covered in your ENG 100 textbook, and it is possible you wrote a paper on one of those subjects. It may be tempting to think: well, I’ll just improve my ENG 100 paper and turn it in for ENG 240.This is against the rules. You are expected to write a wholly new paper. Your instructor in this class will have taught ENG 100 before and will be familiar with the authors and texts in that book.On the flip side of the coin, since we are focusing in on disciplines in this class, it might be tempting to try to recycle a research paper you have written in another class. This is also against the rules and will easily be detected by your instructor.To use the work written in one class to fulfill the requirements of another will be considered academic dishonesty and you may be reprimanded by the university.So, please, recycle your aluminium cans and your plastic water bottles, but recycling papers is not allowed in college level work.

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