Description: In this workshop, Academic Writing Advisor, Elizabeth Olsson, returns to review and help you work with referencing and how to best---and properly---engage with sources in academic writing.

Elizabeth completed her PhD in peace and development research at the School of Global Studies in 2021 and currently works at the university's Unit for Academic Language (ASK). She previously worked as a high school English teacher and university writing coach.

PowerPoint: IR1122, Writing Workshop, Referencing and Engagement with the Literature.pptx (Please download the file rather than viewing it in your browser.)

Group Activities: Referencing and Engaging with the Literature.pdf

Recommended Reading and Resources:

APA Style Introduction - Purdue OWL- Purdue University (external website)
How to Cite Sources in Harvard Citation Format | Mendeley
They Say / I Say: The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing by Gerald Graff | Goodreads (external website) Please keep in mind that copies of this book can be borrowed from the GU library.

The Unit for Academic Language (ASK) supports students at the University of Gothenburg with their academic writing and oral presentations. Specifically for IR1122, ASK will help you develop your understanding of referencing and working with academic sources and peer response.

Writing Resources with the Unit for Academic Language (ASK)
As students at the University of Gothenburg, you are also welcome to utilize other various resources offered by the Unit for Academic Language (ASK). These include:

- booking a 45-minute writing advising session with an ASK writing advisor
- meeting with an ASK advisor during drop-in hours
- writing resources together with the library; including search services and writing help: To search, read and write