The student handouts offered here are ones submitted by faculty, and have been particularly successful.

Division I

• The Division I Portfolio (pdf)
• Division I Goals (pdf)
• Guidelines for Finishing Div I (pdf)

Division II

• Preparing Your Division II Portfolio (pdf)
• Division II Primer (pdf)
• How to Start and Keep Your Div II Portfolio by Laura Wenk (pdf)
• Guidelines for Organizing Your Division II Portfolio by Fred Weaver, Fall 2005 (pdf)
• Starting Div II (pdf)
• How to Set Up a Division II portfolio (pdf)
• Preparing for Div II Final Meeting and the Div III Transition (pdf)
• Setting Up Your Div II Portfolio and Preparing for Your Final Meeting (pdf)
• Guidelines for Finishing Div II (pdf)
• What Students Say About Div II (pdf)

Division III

• Division III Proposal (pdf)
• Senior Thesis (Division III) Rubric (pdf)
  

General Course-Related

• Planning and Making an Argument (pdf)
• Critical Response Paper (pdf)
• Reader's Memoir (pdf)
• Writing for Philosophy Classes (pdf)
• Writing in the Humanities (pdf)
• Peer Review Guidelines for Evaluating a Paper (pdf)
• Rubric for Paper Evaluation (pdf)
• Ten Commandments of Philosophical Writing (pdf)

Science Course-Related

• Tips on Reading and Writing about Primary Articles in Science by Chris Jarvis
• Merle's Handy Final Paper Writing Hints by Merle Bruno
• Case Report Rubric A guide to tell you how we evaluate the differential diagnosis you write up in your case report, by Merle Bruno
• Article Review Rubric A guide to tell you how we evaluate the analyses you write of primary scientific articles, by Merle Bruno
• Introduction to Data Analysis (Adapted by Merle Bruno from a handout by Ann McNeal)
• Guidelines for Giving a Truly Terrible Talk by Dan Pratt and Lev Ropes, with annotations by Merle Bruno (Planning Effective Presentations in Science)

Writing-Related

• HACU130T by Michele Hardesty (pdf). Reviewer's rubric to respond to paper.
• HACU241 by Michele Hardesty (pdf). Writer's questionnaire for a draft.
• HACU241 by Michele Hardesty (pdf). Questions to guide peer review readers.
• RubricMBurch by Michele Burch (pdf). Rubric for writing a research proposal.
• Primary Literature Feedback Rubric by Laura Wenk (pdf).