LS = Little Seagull Handbook
Date | Major Due Dates; Homework (due day listed); In class |
T 1/17 | Introduction to Course; Notes |
Th 1/19 | Read LS “Reading Strategies” and the Purdue OWL on “Organizing Your Argument – Toulmin Method” and “Stasis Theory” and smith; Notes |
T 1/24 | Read Hunter; Notes |
Th 1/26 | Topic Proposal due; Notes |
T 1/31 | Read Smarsh and Petersen; Notes |
Th 2/2 | Short Analysis due (see LS 49-53 for guidance); Notes |
T 2/7 | Public Analysis due (see LS 90-118 for research help) |
Th 2/9 | Work on Annotated Bibliography (find at least three public sources); Meet in Libary for Research activity |
T 2/14 | Read Drum |
Th 2/16 | Skim over Villanueva (Moodle), work on Academic Analysis |
T 2/21 | Academic Analysis due |
Th 2/23 | Annotated Bibliography due by end of Friday |
T 3/7 | Work on Paper 1 |
Th 3/9 | Paper 1 due for peer reviews (see LS p. 10-29 for drafting help) |
T 3/14 | Conferences |
Th 3/16 | Paper 1 due with final revisions by the end of Friday |
T 3/21 | Midterm Reflection due |
Th 3/23 | Readings |
T 3/28 | Readings |
Th 3/30 | Paper 2 activity |
T 4/4 | Paper 2 due for peer reviews |
Th 4/13 | Conferences |
T 4/18 | Paper 2 due with final revisions |
Th 4/20 | Read Febos and McIntosh; Watch Febos |
T 4/25 | Read Graeber |
Th 4/27 | Paper 3 due for peer reviews |
T 5/2 | Conferences |
Th 5/4 | Paper 3 due with final revisions |
T 5/9 | Final Reflection due |