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Dr. Jules of Superior Editing Services of Camano Island, Washington, reads,edits, and formats* your writing, including dissertations, theses, novels, and journal articles. (*APA expert!)
As the founder and sole proprietor of Superior Editing Services, she began editing academic papers in 2008. Since then, she has published three books to assist masters and doctoral students write dissertations, theses, and journal articles!
Keep it Simple, Scholars! Volume 2: Outlining The Elements Of The Dissertation, Step-By-Step
Her second book is titled, Keep it Simple, Scholars! Volume2: Outlining the Elements of the Dissertation Step-by-Step.
This book helps scholars outline a dissertation, from Chapter 1 through Chapter 5! The more you can learn about the dissertation and thesis writing process, the more successful you can be on your journey!
Disrupting the Journal Article Publication Process in the 21st Century
NEW!! For journal article authors:
After noting the lack of support, encouragement, and guidance for master's and doctoral scholars to publish informative and relevant journal articles, Dr. Julie Conzelmann [aka: "Dr. Jules"] designed a plan of action to enlighten, encourage, and empower experienced and new scholars to the writing and publication realm to meet their journal article writing and publication goals! Disrupting the Journal Article Publication Process in the 21st Century comprises several chapters with basic step-by-step information for scholars to develop a publishable research article, either from a thesis or dissertation, or new research. Topics include collaborative authorship, avoiding plagiarism, when to obtain IRB approval, and finding the appropriate publication for scholar's work. Also included are two workbook sections and a chapter with importation multiple-choice questions--and answers in the following section.
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