The steps you take toward its completion and your education as a history major will familiarize you with the some of the primary and secondary sources in early American history, teach you about the evaluation of those sources, and develop your understanding of the interpretive process that produces written history. Essential for your education and success, thus both are highly recommended. Extensions will not be granted for exams or paper assignments, nor will late papers be accepted for any reason. Do your work early. Please, do not ask for you shall not receive.
Plagiarism is intellectual theft and lying.
It will result in a failing grade for the course and referral to your advisor without any opportunity for making redress. Do not consider attempting it. Students with legitimate needs must first consult the Office of the Dean of Community Life, Beck Center 213. Do not submit any work in a binder or folder. Your work will not be accepted if it is not formatted properly.