Amy Sexton Writing Center Tutor, Kaplan University Plagiarism. The word alone can invoke fear and anxiety in students. At our online writing center, we often work with students whose […]
Jan Chozen Bays’ How to Train a Wild Elephant & Other Adventures in Mindfulness (229 pages) Reviewed by Kathleen Bishop, Adjunct Faculty, Kaplan University Health Sciences Dept. Who should read […]
The In-Between by Jeff Goins (164 pages) Reviewed by Chrissine Rios MA, Writing Tutor Who should read this book? Anyone who has ever been in a hurry, said, “I can’t […]
Kyle Harley, Kaplan University Writing Center Tutor When I first began thinking about the concept of “It,” as one with a twisted imagination might, I pictured a creepy circus clown […]
David Healey, Kaplan University Composition Faculty Hooking your readers turns out to have a lot in common with pretending to be a shark. One of my favorite childhood memories is […]
By Jay Busse, Kaplan University Writing Center Tutor Reading to improve your writing is like brushing your teeth. It is far better to do a little daily than to wait […]
By Kyle Harley, KUWC Tutor Over the past few weeks, students have been coming into our services at a rising rate seeking help with APA citation and formatting. One particular […]
Dr. Tamara Fudge, Professor, Kaplan University, School of IT Long, long ago, having a college education indicated that a person had attained a general literacy, which can be defined as […]
Lauren Young, LCSW, Kaplan University Human Services Instructor As a human service professional and Kaplan University Instructor, I am continuously mindful of the importance of students becoming engaged in the […]
