Dual Submission Policy

The same paper may not be submitted for a grade in more than one class.

Students should be encouraged to explore areas of work they are doing in other classes; however, such a process should strive to research, develop, and synthesize areas not covered in those other classes and, therefore, to generate distinct papers to meet distinct assignments.

DESIGNING COURSES IN THE PROGRAM IN WRITING AND RHETORIC

• Selecting an Effective Theme
• Writing the Section Description
• Selecting Effective Texts for PWR Classes
• Ordering Textbooks
• Constructing a PWR Syllabus
• Required Syllabus Information
• PWR and University Policies to be Included in PWR Syllabi
  • Fundamental Standard and Honor Code
  • Attendance
  • Conferences
  • Grade Disputes
  • Intellectual Property, Copyright, and Plagiarism Policies
  • Dual Submission Policy
• Student Resources to be Included in PWR Syllabi
  • University Resources
    • Office of Accessible Education
    • Sexual Harassment Policy Office
  • PWR Resources and Partners
    • Stanford Writing Center
    • Oral Communication Program
    • PWR Director and Associate Director
    • PWR Undergraduate Advisory Board
    • Stanford Libraries
    • Cantor Center for the Visual Arts
    • Resources to Support Research
• Daily Schedule for the Quarter
• The Library Tutorial (SKIL) and Library Workshops
• Mid-Term and Final Course Evaluations
• Presentation of the Syllabus on the Web