From Prof

• Checklists: Cultural and Research Competencies
• Paper Templates 2022
  • In-class Demo Template 1 & Demo Template 2
  • Google Drawing templates for the “Methods” flowchart
  • Example student papers from 2021
• 2022 Resources From Community Partner Projects… and more
• Final Project Gradesheet

Cultural Competency Guides

Please be sure to read these thoroughly and be prepared to use these guides to justify how you describe minority and marginalized groups.

• Protected Classes (a.k.a. Protected Identities) defined by the laws of:
  • New York City
  • New York State
  • United States
    
• IMPORTANT Style Guides for writing about marginalized populations
  • APA 7, Bias-Free Language Guidelines (See the full chapter here).
  • Diversity Style Guides for various Protected Identities (from SFSU Journalism School)
    • Also note the menu on “Topic Glossaries”
  • Dart Guide for Trauma-Informed Journalism
  • Prison populations & justice-involved communities:
    • Words Matter: Using Humanizing Language (Fortune Society)
    • NY Scraps the use of the word “inmate” in state law
      
• Additional Style Guides & Notes
  • Cal State Diversity/Inclusivity Style Guide
  • Study.com DEI Style Guide
  • Global socioeconomic status (SES):
    • If You Shouldn’t Call It The Third World, What Should You Call It? (NPR)
    • Third World Definition – investopedia.com
    • The World by Income and Region (World Bank) – with animation!
      • World Development Report 2021 (World Bank)
      • UN Human Development Reports (multidimensional)
        

Research Competency Guides

• Types of Research Papers (Purdue Univ. OWL)
  • Argumentative or Analytical (Purdue Univ. OWL)
  • Lit Review or Experimental / Research Report (Purdue Univ. OWL)
• Types of Research Designs
  • Types of Research Designs (Sacred Heart Univ.)
  • Types of Research Designs (USC)
  • The Selection of a Research Design (Sage Publications)
• APA Style and Grammar Guidelines
• NYU Libraries Research Guides
  • Finding stats for your “Problem / Significance” section: NYU Data Sources and ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research)
• NYU: Capstone Project Guide
• Purdue OWL (Online Writing Lab): pay special attention to the APA guide
• UCLA: types of literature reviews

See even more resources in this Google Doc

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