Timothy, When the text that follows a bulleted list is intended to be part of the same paragraph as the text that proceeded the list, how is indentation handled? Is the text following the list indented like a new paragraph, or can it be not indented to indicated that it is part of the preceding paragraph? Example (trimmed down from the original): *********************** In order to remain a robust source of data, it must recruit new patients and retain existing patients. For my service learning, I will review recruitment methods. Areas of focus will include • patient newsletter; • outreach to rheumatologists; • invitations to inactive patients to resume participation; • polling active patients; and • online marketing. My capstone experience will focus on retention. ... ************************** I'd like the service learning and capstone descriptions to be part of one paragraph that falls under the main idea outlined in the first sentence. Thank you! Kate