College Writing Crossword Puzzle

6. Aid A topic that the Solution Center Staff can assist students with.
12. These constitute 40% of the total course grade.
14. A formal reference to sources, demonstrating academic integrity.
15. Center A free resource where students can receive tutoring services at any stage in the writing process.
16. The act of presenting someone else's work as your own, considered cheating.
19. The term for the specific learning outcomes that students will work towards during the semester.
20. Special arrangements provided in accordance with the ADA and University policy.
21. Guidelines describing how each essay in the course will be graded.
23. To combine information from multiple sources, a skill required for at least one major project in the course.
24. The form of currency that can be added to a student's UCard for printing services in the library.
25. A status that, if applied to first drafts, means they won’t receive written feedback from the instructor.
26. B The nickname students can use for the instructor, whose full name is Jason Bellipanni.
28. The course code for College Writing I at the aforementioned university.
29. A documentation format that might be appropriate for some majors, abbreviated.

1. Type of equivalent given for letter grades in the course.
2. A service that provides crisis intervention, assessment, and referrals.
3. A crucial aspect of this workshop course that affects students' grades.
4. Those for whom the writing is intended, and whom students must learn to engage.
5. Valued in all its forms, whether expressed through race, ethnicity, gender, etc.
7. A place where research, computing and printing services are available.
8. A required material for the course, often paired with a pen.
9. One step in the writing process that comes after pre-writing but before revising.
10. A type of knowledge students will develop, related to effective or persuasive communication.
11. This policy prohibits recording of video or audio of the course or private conversations without consent.
13. A document outlining the structure, expectations, and policies of this course.
17. A retention program that the course participates in at UMass Lowell.
18. The online platform where all readings and assignments will be made available.
22. The abbreviation of the university where this course is offered.
27. Information from others that students should use to build substantial content.