In this assignment, you will write a narrative essay about an experience or conflict you have had that led you to realize a larger point or see the bigger picture.
For example, you may have been pressured into doing something you did not want to do, you may have been forced to react quickly to a situation without
having time to think, your actions may have led you closer to danger than you anticipated, or you may have reacted to a situation in anger or fear or even with
humor. Your essay can be serious or light in tone. Use elements of descriptive language to purposefully advance your story. Considering how to introduce,
support, build, and resolve the conflict will help you develop the structural guide that you can use to write and shape your narrative.
If you mention an outside source or use language from such a source in your essay, full, formal citation format—in-text references and documentation in an
appropriate section at the end of the essay—is required for each reference to an outside source. Paraphrasing, quoting, and mentioning others’ ideas (your
outside sources) means acknowledging the sources and not representing their ideas or concepts as your own original thoughts or work.
Requirements of Submission: The first draft of your narrative essay should follow these formatting guidelines: It must be at least 2 and no more than 3 pages long, double-spaced, use 12-point New Times Roman font, with standard one-inch margins, and follow MLA or APA conventions.
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