Roaming the range at Douglas Lake Ranch
Posted on: September 12, 2016
Hailey Manke is a Natural Resource Science student at TRU, currently on her first co-op work term at Douglas Lake Cattle Co. Canada’s largest ranch.
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Posted on: September 12, 2016
Hailey Manke is a Natural Resource Science student at TRU, currently on her first co-op work term at Douglas Lake Cattle Co. Canada’s largest ranch.
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Kyle is working on a coop this summer as a research assistant working on developing rigorous proofs while independently researching a branch of graph theory…
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Revising your paper is essential if you want to get a good grade.
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By Jessica Messerer-Trosin As a university student, it’s easy to procrastinate. You plan to read your textbook today, tonight, or tomorrow. But it turns into…
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Hi – I’m Sarah! I am in the Bachelor of Business Administration program here at TRU, with a major in Human Resources and a minor…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin Quotations are one of the most important parts of your paper. Not only do they provide evidence to support your thesis, but…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin The “Salami” Technique • Try to break a large, daunting task into smaller jobs that you can easily accomplish—just like a salami needs…
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Kamloops, BC: Thompson Rivers University (TRU) and Venture Kamloops will be hosting a free lunch at TRU to discuss how the community can help keep…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin Writing a summary is a common assignment for first-year English students, yet the idea of condensing a 10-page academic article into 500-750…
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by Danielle LaRocque What is a substantive editor? A substantive editor, in short, is someone who edits a piece of writing as a whole. In substantive…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin One of the most important aspects of writing—some would argue the most important aspect—is revision. With revision comes the improvement of clarity,…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin Here’s the situation: A professor or fellow student has recommended the Writing Centre, and after some deliberating, you’ve registered for an appointment.…
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by Mackenzie Cassels One of the most frightening moments in a university student’s life is opening up a blank Microsoft Word document. It’s plain scary…
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A running head, also called a page header, is a line at the top of each page of a document that gives the reader important…
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Once you complete a first draft of your essay, it can be tempting to put it down, hand it in to your professor, and never…
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by Gavin Hayes If you are writing an academic essay or other assignment, eventually you will face questions about formatting. Formatting is complicated by the fact…
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by Martin McFarlane When writing, it is important to keep in mind the people who will read your work. Depending on the situation, each reader…
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Often, one of the hardest things about academic writing is deciding what to write about. Unless you are given a predetermined question by your instructor,…
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by Jessica Messerer-Trosin Sentence Variety To keep your reader engaged and your writing interesting, it is important that you use a variety of sentence types. There…
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Huge co-op success story! Carlee is a BSC Co-op student currently completing an 8-month work placement at TRIUMF in Vancouver. She realized that she wanted…
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