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LibWIS: Plagiarism - What Is It & How to Avoid (3:15-4:15pm)

Plagiarism: What Is It & How to Avoid It
3:15-4:15 pm, Ellis Library Room 4D11

Your class syllabus has a statement about “academic dishonesty” and “academic integrity.” What does this mean at MU? Plagiarism is an important—but sometimes confusing—issue for domestic and international students alike. Many people unknowingly commit plagiarism when writing their papers. Join us to learn how to identify and avoid plagiarism in your academic writing. We will look at common errors in citing resources, paraphrasing, and summarizing research as well as how to correct those errors and prevent plagiarism in your academic work.

What is LibWIS?

LibWIS means Library Workshops for International Students. These no-registration sessions are open to anyone, but international students are particularly encouraged to attend. All workshops will be in Ellis Library, Room 4D11 from 3:15-4:15 pm during the week of September 11-15, and on alternating Wednesdays throughout the remainder of the semester,  Come to one or all of the workshops! You may bring your own laptop or use the desktops located in the classroom.

Date:
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Time:
3:00pm - 5:00pm
Location:
4D11 Ellis Library
Categories:
Other

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Cindy Cotner