Transcript: Helpful Resources from OASIS for Spring 2025
Speaker: Ed Watson
Hi, my name is Ed Watson and I'm an instructional support specialist in the Office of Academic Support and Instructional Services, also known as OASIS. In OASIS, we provide services and resources to help you succeed during your academic journey.
Let's hear from our students about their favorite OASIS services and resources.
Speaker: Taylor
Hi, my name is Taylor and I am currently working toward a PhD in Forensic Psychology. My favorite OASIS service is the OASIS Live Just Right sessions. These sessions provide a space to write independently among peers while seeing accountable to your goals.
For capstone specific Just Right sessions, you can even get expert guidance about doctoral capstone writing questions. I recommend this service to anyone who wants to feel connected to the Walden community.
Speaker: Amber
Hello, my name is Amber and I'm pursuing my doctorate in forensic psychology. My favorite resource is Ask OASIS. Ask OASIS helped me find a tailored resource to support my academic needs. As a student, I frequently seek help improving my writing, conducting in depth library research, and enhancing my critical thinking skills. It's really reassuring to have a comprehensive resource that helped me stay on track towards my goals.
Speaker: Nabila
Hello, my name is Nabila and I'm pursuing doctoral degree in Industrial Organizational Psychology here at Walden University. My favorite OASIS service is the Paper Review Service because I can get my writing reviewed by a team of highly educated writing experts. From personal experience, I have used the Paper Review Service for help with my prospectus form. The team’s insight and help were phenomenal and their positive feedback motivated me to keep moving forward.
Speaker: Ed
No matter where you are in your program, OASIS is here to support your academic writing.
To learn more about these and many other OASIS services and resources, visit our website.
We look forward to helping you develop your scholarly writing, APA, library research, success strategy, methodology, and or capstone specific skills this spring term.
Welcome to the Spring 2025 term!
OASIS provides you with the support you need to succeed. To learn more about some of the services and resources we offer, we invite you to watch this short video.
You will need to differentiate between sources with the same author and publication date by adding a lowercase letter to the publication year. Including this lowercase letter ensures that the reader knows which source you are citing in-text and can find that source in your reference list.
Reference Entries
Add the lowercase letter immediately after the publication year in reference entries:
Yob, I. M. (1995a). Religious emotion in the arts. Journal of Aesthetic Education, 29(4), 23–38. https://doi.org/10.2307/3333289
Yob, I. M. (1995b). Religious music and multicultural education. Philosophy of Music Education Review, 3(2), 69–82.
Yob, I. M. (1995c). Spiritual education: A public school dialogue with religious interpretations. Religious Education, 90(1), 103–117.
* Note that we have listed these entries alphabetically by title, with the lowercase letters assigned based on this order. Also note that when you cite these sources in the text, include the letter with the date so that readers can match that citation to the appropriate reference entry.
Ask OASIS 