SM 2003, Research Methods and Practices (Garrett & Coleman), Spring 2020, Louisville Seminary
Title
SM 2003, Research Methods and Practices (Garrett & Coleman), Spring 2020, Louisville Seminary
Description
This is a MAR (Master's in Religion) requirement; open to M.Div students as a General Elective.
Purpose: The purpose of this course is to help students become better researchers and better writers. The research and writing skills gained here will be valuable in any career after seminary. Moreover, in the process of learning to be proficient researchers, other skills will be acquired or improved along the way, such as efficiency in note taking, effectiveness and compliance with best practices in using citations, ability to construct sound and persuasive arguments in written form, and use of a distinctive professional voice as a writer.
Purpose: The purpose of this course is to help students become better researchers and better writers. The research and writing skills gained here will be valuable in any career after seminary. Moreover, in the process of learning to be proficient researchers, other skills will be acquired or improved along the way, such as efficiency in note taking, effectiveness and compliance with best practices in using citations, ability to construct sound and persuasive arguments in written form, and use of a distinctive professional voice as a writer.
Creator
Susan Garrett
Anita Coleman
Publisher
Date
Spring 2020
Relation
Master of Arts (Religion), Louisville Seminary
Format
Adobe PDF
Language
English
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Text
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Citation
Susan Garrett and Anita Coleman, “SM 2003, Research Methods and Practices (Garrett & Coleman), Spring 2020, Louisville Seminary,” Antiracism Digital Library, accessed April 24, 2024, https://sacred.omeka.net/items/show/287.
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