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• IE (Intellectual Entrepreneurship)
  IE is one of the founders of the Graduate Writing Project. IE offers several for-credit courses, including Academic and Professional Writing (GRS 390W) and The Culture of Academic Writing (GRS 389W).
  
• The Undergraduate Writing Center (UWC)
  Although graduate students are not eligible to meet with consultants at the Undergraduate Writing Center, everyone is welcome to use the Writers' Advice Line (475-VERB) during business hours (Mon-Th 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Fri 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.). The line is intended for quick questions only. Please remember that you can always contact the iSchool GWP to make appointments for personalized, confidential, in-depth assistance.
  
  The UWC staff has compiled an extensive list of online resources for writers. The UWC also offers handouts on their Web site that are extremely "handy" to writers at all levels. The following are among our favorites:
  
  (You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the following UWC handouts)
  • UWC Article Handout (pdf)
  • UWC Avoiding Cliches Handout (pdf)
  • UWC Passive Voice Handout (pdf)
  • UWC Verb Tense Handout (pdf)
  • UWC Eliminating Wordiness Handout (pdf)
    
• Academic Integrity at The University of Texas at Austin
  This site is incredibly important for all UT students to be familiar with. It provides UT Austin's definition of plagiarism, examples of the proper way to paraphrase, and more.
  
• UT System Crash Course in Copyright
  Another extremely important resource. The site includes a section on fair use as well as a wealth of other information about copyright.
  
• UT Austin Research Web
  This is the official place to find information if you are conducting research. If you are working on any sort of research project involving people, the Human Subjects portion of the site will provide you with necessary policies, procedures, and application materials to seek IRB approval of your research.
  
• APA Style Electronic References
  The APA Style site is very helpful for finding the latest APA guidelines for citing online sources.
  
• Bartleby.com Bartleby is a lot of fun (although we warn you there are many pop-up ads). Bartleby includes full text versions of works in the public domain, including several reference works. The following examples are especially useful for writers:
  
  • Bartlett's Quotations
  • The Elements of Style
  • Roget's International Thesaurus
    
• Purdue University Online Writing Lab The Purdue OWL is among the oldest and most reputable around. We recommend that you take a look at their resources, including their handouts.