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This document outlines the deadlines and work required for an MS3 student over the course of an academic year. It includes deadlines for drafting a research essay in November, January, February, and March, with the final essay due at the end of March. It also lists deadlines in October and January for beginning and completing work on a media product, with filming and editing to be finished by early February and the final product due in early April. The document notes that drafts will be reviewed with comments and may involve short meetings, and failure to meet a deadline will delay submission of further drafts until the next deadline.
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Ms3 coursework deadlines
This document outlines key deadlines and deliverables for an MS3 student. It includes deadlines for blogging academic sources, submitting drafts of a research essay in July, October, January, and March, and developing and filming a media product between October and April. It notes that draft essays will be reviewed and comments provided to incorporate in further drafts, and that missing a deadline will delay submitting additional drafts until the next deadline.
Ms3 coursework deadlines
This document outlines key deadlines and work to be submitted for an MS3 student. It includes deadlines for drafting a research essay with minimum paragraph and quotation requirements, beginning work on a media product, submitting drafts and final versions of the research essay and media product, and notes that missing a deadline will result in not being able to submit again until the next deadline.
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