[Time & Date]
　10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Friday, November 8, 2019

[Venue]
　Seminar Room 2F, Information Media Center

[Participants]
　Researchers of Hiroshima University
　*Graduate students are welcome.
　*This is a faculty development program.

[Instructor]
　Gavin Furukawa, Ph.D.
　Assistant Professor
　Department of English Studies, Sophia University

　Roehl Sybing
　Writing Advisor Fellow
　Hiroshima University Writing Center

[Outline]
What are some strategies to write about other people’s ideas in your paper? This presentation will explore academic English writing for the various ways that writers reference and build on prior knowledge. This workshop will teach you the essential skills of rewording other writers’ ideas or quoting them in your academic paper, while also emphasizing the importance of giving credit through proper citations. This workshop is appropriate for graduate students and faculty who want to know about the specific expectations in academic English writing for four important skills – paraphrasing, summarizing, quoting and citing other people’s work in a meaningful and ethical manner.

[Schedule]
　10:00 – 10:15        Analyzing genres for four important skills
　10:15 – 11:15        Workshop on paraphrasing, summarizing, quoting and citing
　11:15 – 11:30        Advice and considerations for paraphrasing and grammar
　11:30 – 12:00        Question and answer session

[Registration]
　https://www.lib.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/?page_id=7790　 Closed

[Contact]
　Writing Center, Hiroshima University  
　E-mail: wrc-research@office.hiroshima-u.ac.jp