Thursday Thoughts: Course-Specific Writing Resources Will Soon be Your Best Friend

Did you know that the Walden University Writing Center has writing guides for common courses that are offered regularly at Walden? To help our students manage and excel in the writing-rich online classroom environment, we've created guides you can use as you move through your course. 

These week-by-week guides will help you complete your writing tasks by:

• Providing Writing Center resources that will assist you in your assignment
• Offering targeted writing tips that will give you strategies for completing the writing task you've undertaken for the course 
• Granting access to sources required to complete assignments via the Walden University Library's Course Guides

If you're enrolled in any of these common Walden graduate courses, check out the link and see what we've got for you:

• Writing Resources for DDBA 8005: Foundations for Doctoral Administration Business Studies

• Writing Resources for EDUC 6005 Foundations: Early Childhood Studies

• Writing Resources for EDUC 6610: Teacher as Professional

• Writing Resources for EDUC 8005 The Changing Context of Postsecondary and Adult Teaching and Learning

• Writing Resources for HINF 6100: Introduction to Health Informatics

• Writing Resources for WMBA 6000: Dynamic Leadership

We have these course-specific writing resources available for undergraduate courses:

• Writing Resources for HMNT 1001
• Writing Resources for HMNT 1005D
• Writing Resources for HMNT 3001C
• Writing Resources for NURS 3000/3001
• Writing Resources for NURS 4000/4001
• Writing Resources for SOCI 4080

We certainly hope these course-specific resources will be helpful. If you'd like to make a suggestion for the next course guide we create, let us know in the comments below. 

The Walden University Writing Center is a part of the Walden University Center for Student Success. The CSS also houses the Walden Library, Career Services Center, and Academic Skills Center. As part of this four-pronged approach, the Writing Center strives to increase the writing skills of all writers, students, and agents of positive social change. 

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