Writing Resources
General Writing Resources
- How to Read (pdf)
- How to Write a Paper (pdf)
- Reverse Outlining (pdf)
- “Close Reading” (pdf)
- Grammar Basics (pdf)
- Avoiding Plagiarism
- Citing Sources
Chicago Manual Quick Guide
Chicago Manual of Style Complete 16th Ed.
SBL Handbook of Style Student Supplement (pdf)
Books on Writing & Theological Writing (pdf)
Theological Writing Resources
- Church History 13 Sample Papers:
- Ten Things You Can Do Now to Help You Get Published Later (pdf)
Resources for Faculty
Narrative Grading Rubric for Faculty (pdf)
Instructions for the Narrative Grading Rubric (pdf)
Description of Grades (pdf)
Grammar Links
- Articles
- Capitalization
- Idiomatic Phrases
- Irregular Verbs
- Verb Tenses
- Possessive Nouns
- Sentence Fragments
- Verb Tense Sequences
- Verb Tense Consistency
- Verbal Phrases: Gerunds, Participles, and Infinitives
- English as a Second Language
Library and Research Links
- Research Guides and Citation Style Manuals (Designed for the Divinity School)
- Divinity School Citation Guide
- Divinity School Library Help Center Web Page
- Subject Guides
- Using the Internet for Research
Panel Discussions
- Covering Saints and Sinners
a conversation with Kevin Eckstrom of Religion News Service - Publishing and Social Justice
panel discussion
Writing Workshops
- Reading & Writing (& Surviving!) in Graduate School
led by Professor Willie Jennings - Faith & Fiction: Writing Creatively
led by Susan Ketchin
Study Aids
- Confessions of a Slow Reader
Strategies for keeping up with assigned readings
Need More Help?
- Call the Divinity School Library Reference Desk: (919) 660-3453
- Stop by the Divinity School Library Reference Desk or make an appointment with Andy Keck: (919) 660-3549.