Walter Pauk
Walter Pauk is Cornell University's reading and study center director. He is the author of the best-selling *How To Study In College*. Pauk has been lauded as "one of the most influential professors in the field of developmental education and study skills". He created Cornell Notes. In 1997, Pauk was recognized for his work with the Pearl Anniversary Award by The College Reading and Learning Association. **Source**: [Walter Pauk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Pauk) on Wikipedia.
Books
- Diable, a Dog
- Case of the Six Napoleons, Planning & Resource Guide
- Musgrave Ritual, Planning & Resource Guide
- Musgrave Ritual
- The Red-Headed League [adaptation]
- The Case of the Six Napoleons
- Nam-Bok, the Liar, Planning & Resource Guide
- Red-Headed League, Planning & Resource Guide
- Using the signal words
- Recognizing traits of character
- SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARSHIP
- How to Study in College Instructor's Resource Manual
- Diable, a Dog, Planning & Resource Guide
- Essential Skills Series Book 10 (310 Grade 7 B)
- Essential Skills Series Book 19
- How to Study in College
- Recognizing Traits of Characters
- Vocabulary in context
- Marriage of Lit Lit, Planning & Resource Guide
- Essential skills
- Essential Skills Series Book 13/313 Level I
- Essential Skills Series Book 15/315 Level J
- Essential Skills Series Book 17
- Essential Skills Series Book 20/320 Level L
- Six-way paragraphs
- Essential Study Strategies and Pre and Post Web Lassi Pkg
- Reading for facts
- Succeed in college!
- Essential Skills Series Book 12
- Essential Skills Series Book 14
- Essential Skills Series Book 16/316 Level J
- Essential Skills Series Book 18
- Essential Skills Series Book 2 (302 Grade 3 B)
- Understanding figurative language
- How to Read Factual Literature Book I, II, & III
- Hamlet
- Main Idea
- Readings in English
- Case of the Five Orange Pips
- Essential Skills Series Book 1 (301 Grade 3 a)
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