Resources for Anthropology 362 Assignments (Fall 2011)

For general information on requirements for the course, click HERE.

Late Paper Policy: Deadlines are strict. Barring personal crisis, family emergency, or severe illness (please let me know ahead of time), all late papers will be subject to one half grade off per day late. Except for abrupt crises, no requests for extensions will be heard within 48 hours before the deadline (that includes for reasons of computer malfunctioning, minor illnesses or being "behind").

• Leading a Good Discussion
  All members of the class must lead a week's discussions. I take this requirement very seriously. Click here for details on what makes a good discussion leader.
  
• Avoid Plagiarism!
  Plagiarism is a big deal, yet you can be doing it without even knowing it. Click here to learn more about what it is and to avoid it through proper citation practices.
  
• Critically Assessing Information on the Web
  Remember that materials on the web MUST be evaluated as critically as any other texts we consider in this course. See this page at UCLA for brief guidelines on thinking critically about the web.
  
• Citation Practices for Anthropology Papers
  Anthropologists use a different style of citation than many other disciplines. You will be expected to learn and use it in your assignments for this course. Click here for detailed information.
  
• Informational Handouts for Historical Background
  These chronologies provide points of departure for grounding your understandings of Sino-Tibetan relations in space and time.
  
• Multimedia Film Commentaries
  
• Final Paper

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