Your paper should have four sections:

1) Purpose of Paper: (Introduce your topic and state clearly what you going to write about.)

2) Review of Research: (Present your findings in a clear and logic order. Be sure to cite your references appropriately throughout the text that you write.)

3) Summary and Conclusions: (Where did your research take you? What are the implications of your findings and how do they relate to human sexuality? What did you learn that added to your knowledge?)

4) References: Use at least 4 academic sources. Appropriate sources include academic books (not class textbooks, although textbooks may be useful in finding sources or topics to use), journal articles, or Internet sources that are academically-based (such as WikiScholar.) If you have questions about the appropriateness of other sources, please contact the instructor.

Papers will be graded according to the following guidelines:

1) Appropriateness, depth, and breadth of topic covered,

2) Organization of the paper,

3) Quality of references used,

4) Appropriate citation of references throughout the paper,

5) Ability to write clearly. Misspellings, grammatical errors, and awkward sentence construction dilute your ability to communicate effectively (as well as your grade). State your message clearly

and edit your course project paper carefully!