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EBM I Assignment Guide for Anhui University Students (Archived): Literature Review Assignment

This guide has assignment information for Anhui University students.

Announcements

  • See help session tab - about literature review help session information
  • Assignment due on Tuesday, October 16th at 5 pm. Email professor McEwen your paper and journal articles. 

Possible Paper Topics

See the other literature review assignment guide for a list of possible paper topics.

Literature Review Instructions

  • You will need to write a two page paper on the research topic of your choice.
  • Choose one peer-reviewed, research article. You can use other professional resources if needed.
  • You will need to summarize one research article and discuss how it could be applied to patient care.
  • Anhui students are not required to submit a TurnItIn report with their paper.

Support Services for ESL Students

The Learning Center has hired a part-time ESL tutor from Kent State University’s Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) graduate program. This tutor, Amanda Balch, will collaborate with Learning Center staff, and faculty from both the COM and COP to offer one-on-one meetings to address students’ concerns with writing, communication, public speaking, field-specific vocabulary, and more.

 

Sessions will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings throughout the academic year.

  • You can sign up for a 30 minute session with Amanda, one-on-one, from 4:00-8:00 pm, while additional availability from 12-4 PM may become available as well. All sessions, including their specific location, are currently available for you to view and sign-up in AIMS.

We look forward to enhancing our support for ESL students throughout this semester and beyond. If you have any questions about these services, please contact Amanda Balch (abalch@neomed.edu).