Editing Practice of scholarship (Spring 2019)

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Your final project for the course is a submission-ready manuscript for a peer reviewed conference or journal of your choosing. It should follow the style, length, and formatting guidelines of the venue in which you seek to publish it.
Your final project for the course is a submission-ready manuscript for a peer reviewed conference or journal of your choosing. It should follow the style, length, and formatting guidelines of the venue in which you seek to publish it.
[https://canvas.northwestern.edu/courses/91705/assignments/575733 Submit via Canvas]


== Evaluation and grades ==
== Evaluation and grades ==
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=== Week 11: June 10 — Final projects due ===
=== Week 11: June 10 — Final projects due ===


No class meeting today. Submit your final projects [https://canvas.northwestern.edu/courses/91705/assignments/575733 via Canvas].
No class meeting today. Submit your final projects via Canvas.


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