You're a good writer and a great researcher. You have been told that by mentors, instructors, peers, and probably your family! But why does it seem like your written product sometimes doesn't work? Perhaps it is a case study, a client report, or a family narrative. It might have been during a course, a peer study group, or an institute setting that you struggled with putting it all together. If this sounds like you, then Assemblage: Preparing, Writing, and Revising Proof Arguments, coordinated by Jan Joyce, could be what you seek.
Assemblage is the writing, splicing, dicing, editing, and piecing together of your proof argument and other writing. You will want to take this course for a variety of reasons, including:
- preparing for certification through BCG or accreditation through ICAPGen
- fine-tuning articles for submission to journals
- enhancing client reports
- crafting work for sharing with family
- writing proofs of kinship for attachment to online family trees.
- Shannon Green, CG
- Debra Koehler
- Cynthia Richardson
- Kim Richardson
See the SLIG Fall Virtual 2023 course webpage for more information, including updates.
SLIG Fall Virtual 2023 registration opens Saturday, May 20, at 12:00 Noon MDT.
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