Paper instructions:
1. Identify a central event in your own life that involved a conflict and led you to realize a larger point.
2. Articulate your main point; the essay will use the account of your experience to make a larger point or illustrate a bigger idea.
3. Demonstrate a unique point of view that is appropriate to your narrative essay, using effective voice and perspective.
4. Selectively include meaningful, specific evidence, such as pertinent actions, dialogue, and/or sensory details (appealing to sight, smell, touch, taste, and
hearing) to engage readers, advance the narrative, and show how your experience connects to the main point of your narrative.
5. Apply a clear organizational structure that enhances readability.
6. Describe the resolution to the central event and conflict with insightful details that support the meaning behind your main point.
7. Follow either MLA or APA formatting conventions; choose the one you prefer, and use it consistently.
8. Apply appropriate syntax and rules of grammar for clear readability.

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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