Phase 4: The Exhibit Proposal

Once you've finished the outline, your next step is Phase 4: The Exhibit Proposal. Here's a digital version to go along with the hard copy you got in class. As you already know, the proposal is due Tuesday, May 4th, and the final exhibit is due Monday, May 24th. Good luck!

Phase 3: The Detailed Outline

Here it is: the all-important outline skeleton (no, not *that* kind of skeleton...). Whether your choose to type or hand-write this, you need to submit a hard copy for the due date on April 30th.

Want to review the guidelines for the outline? Here's a digital copy of the Phase 3 overview we reviewed in class (you should have a hard copy of this as well).

Good luck conquering the outline - rest assured that your hard work here will pay off in the end!

Remaining due dates?

As a reminder, here are the remaining due dates (directly from your Phase 2 handout):

PHASE 3 (Detailed Outline): due Friday, April 30th – OR, turn in your outline a day or two early for a bit of extra credit! (See handout for details)

PHASE 4 (Exhibit Proposal): due Tuesday, May 4th

PHASE 5 (First Draft): due Wednesday, May 12th

PHASE 6 (Final Draft): due Tuesday, May 18th

PHASE 7 (The Interview) & PHASE 8 (The Exhibit): due Monday, May 24th

Some final bibliography tips

First, make sure you review the Phase 2 handout for all the key deets. Keep in mind that this is a *working* bibliography - it's not set in stone!

To ace the bibliography, you'll want to check these 2 documents:

1) This shows you exactly how your bibliography should look - make sure to take care of the little things here!

2) If you're still unclear on how to cite, either check your Bedford handbook or this nifty citing guide from EasyBib.

Where can I get more notesheets?

Each of these links will take you to another page - then just hit the "download" or "print" button in the bottom right.

Click here for books...

Here for "non-books"...

And here for that nifty half-sheet!

Where are we meeting the rest of the year?

Good question! This handy calendar spells it all out for April...













...and May: