305w: Syllabus

English 305w, Syllabus
	Week and Date	Theme	What to have Read	What to have Done	What We'll Do
1	August 30/ Tuesday	Rhetorical Principles	THE ONLY DAY YOU DO NOT NEED TO COME TO CLASS PREPARED.		Introduction to Course Introduction to Peers
	September 01/ TH	If you are unfamiliar with WebCT-Keep Friday mornings available for WebCT consultation.	Rhetoric (online) Start Reading from Module 1 (Lecture Theme; Ethos)	What is Rhetoric? A Brief History of Rhetoric The Argument Additional Work for Further Study Rhetoric (Stanford)	Lecture: Rhetoric In-Class Writing/Discussion
2	September 06/ T	Medical and Social Work Rhetorical Principle: Ethos Writing Emphasis: Audience and Purpose	Audience and Purpose (Lecture Theme) Rhetorical Principle (Ethos) Cox, P. "Will Tribal Knowledge Survive the Millenium?" (Cline Reserves) Self-Assessment Paper Due (see Module 1 in WebCT)	Notes from Reading Multiple Intelligences (become familiar with the terms)	Student Presentations Lecture: 7 Multiple Intelligences
	September 08/ TH		Hurdel, D. "Native Hawaiian Tradtional Healing" (Cline Reserves) Karthas, N. "When Children Have A.I.D.S." (Cline Reserves)	Notes from Reading Response Paper 1 (hard copy)	Student Presentations
3	September 13/ T		"AIDS Definition Expanded" Nursing. (Cline Reserves) IAS Conference Website AEGIS Website		Student Presentations
	September 15/ TH		Soloman, H. (1992, Sep/Oct). Magic Johnson. (Cline Reserves) AIDSArms LifeWalk Website	Notes from Reading Rhetorical Analysis-Reading Due (see Module 1 in WebCT)	Student Presentations
	Week and Date	Theme	What to have Read	What to have Done	What We'll Do
4	September 20 / T	Peace Week // Language and Action	"We the Peoples" Website "Culture of Peace" Website	Notes from Websites	Student Presentations
	September 22/ TH		"Roots and Shoots" Website PeaceCorps Website	Notes from Websites Rhetorical Analysis- Websites Due (see Module 1 in WebCT)	Student Presentations
5	September 27/ T		"Linus Pauling Interview" (best if you have access to a computer with sound and video) "U.S. Institute of Peace"	Response Paper 2 (hard copy)	Student Presentations
	September 29/ TH	WEBCT	Reading images and sound Review clips from Module 1: Women Physicians and Heart Surgery (Choose "Nancy Jasso"-3rd from top, right hand corner).	WEBCT/SEE YOU ONLINE	Discuss the video clip online.
6	October 04/ T	Environment and Social Consequence Rhetorical Principle:Logos Writing Emphasis: Document Design	NO READINGS DUE! /Note: Your proposal is due in 1 week/	come to class	Rachel Carson Video
	October 06/ TH		Williams, Robin. "Chapters 1-2." Non-Designer's Design Book.	Notes from Reading Article Paper Due (see Module 2 in WebCT)	Student Presentations
	Week and Date	Theme	What to have Read	What to have Done	What We'll Do
7	October 11/ T	Conferences	No F2F Class	Proposal Due (see Module 2 in WebCT) Bring proposal with you to the conference
	October 13/ TH		Williams, Robin. "Chapters 3-5." Non-Designer's Design Book. Massachusetts Science Fair How To (for High School) Website PosterGuide USGS, Website (pdf) U.S. Census Bureau "Facts" Website		Student Presentations
8	October 18/ T	Music and Culture Rhetorical Principle: Pathos Writing Emphasis:Sentence Control	Wadsworth Handbook - Reviewing and Mastering "Chapter 9" - Specifically pp 160-166.	WebCT Discussion Response Paper 3 (hard copy)	Student Presentations
	October 20/ TH	No Class, darn. I am away at a conference.	Prepare for the Quiz Areas Covered on quiz: Rhetorical Principles, C.R.A.P. Principles, Audience.	Quiz / Please complete by Sunday, 10 p.m.	WebCT
9	October 25/ T		Wadsworth Handbook - Reviewing and Mastering "Chapter 9" - Specifically pp 167-181		Student Presentations
	October 27/ TH		Wadsworth Handbook - Reviewing and Mastering "Chapter 9" - Specifically pp 182-190.	Response Paper 4 (hard copy)
	Week and Date	Theme	What to have Read	What to have Done	What We'll Do
10	November 01/ T		Wadsworth Handbook - Reviewing and Mastering "Chapter 10 " - Specifically pp 191-203.		Student Presentations
	November 03/ TH		Wadsworth Handbook - Chapter 42 Chapter 44		Student Presentations
11	November 08/ T	Conferences	Nothing. See you at the Conference.	Progress Report (see Module 3 in WebCT) Bring progress report with you to the conference.
	November 10/ TH		Prompt on WebCT	WebCT Discussion / SEE YOU ONLINE
12	November 15/ T	Science and Ethics Writing Emphasis: Workplace Writing	Pearsall, T.E., et al. Persuasion and the Scientific Argument (Cline Reserves) Wadsworth Handbook - Chapter 28. (Note: p. 624)
	November 17/ TH		Wadsworth Handbook - Chapter 28.	Memo 1 Due (see Module 3 in WebCT)
	Week and Date	Theme	What to have Read	What to have Done	What We'll Do
13	November 22/ T	WEBCT		Draft of Presentation Due (see Module 4 in WebCT)
	November 24/ TH	THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY No Class
14	November 29/ T		Final Presentations
	December 31/ TH		Final Presentations
15	December 06/ T		Final Presentations
	December 08/ TH		Final Presentations	Paper 5: Final Paper/Project/Presentation Outline Due (see Module 5 in WebCT)
Finals		Good Luck	Have a Good Holiday.