Week of Term Day and Date |
What to Have Read | What to Have Completed | What We Will Do In Class |
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Week 11 Monday, 04-03 THEME: Science, Ethics |
Wadsworth Handbook - Pearsall, T.E., et al. Persuasion and the Scientific Argument (Cline Reserves) Pearsall, T.E., et al. (2000).Workplace correspondence. How to Write for the World of Work (6th Edition, pp. 222-250). Boston. |
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Wednesday, 04-05 |
(2004, June).Stem cells: A way forward. Scientific American, 290(6) 12 (1p). (2004, April 24). Two parents, same sex. New Scientist, 182 (2444), 5 (1/2p). Wadsworth Handbook - Chapter 28. (Note: p. 624) |
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Friday, 04-07 |
WEBCT |
Memo 1 Due (see Module 3 in WebCT) |
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Week 12 Monday, 04-10 THEME: Fine Art, Technology |
Hsu, C. (2004, April 5). Artists who changed how we see. U.S. News & World Report, 136 , (11) 75(1/3p) 3bw; (AN 12649133). |
Draft of Presentation Due (see Module 4 in WebCT) |
Student Presentations |
Wednesday |
Not for Ourselves Alone Make sure you have the volume turned up, and that you have Flash player. Peruse and go through a timeline. |
Draft of Presentation Due (see Module 4 in WebCT) |
Student Presentations |
Friday |
Draft of Presentation Due (see Module 4 in WebCT) |
Student Presentations | |
Week 13 Monday, 04-17 |
Please attend and participate as an audience member. Your absence during these final presentations is noted and does affect your grade. | Final Presentations | |
Wednesday 04-19 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Friday 04-21 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Week 14 Monday, 04-24 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Wednesday 04-26 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Friday 04-28 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Week 15 Monday, 05-01 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Wednesday 05-03 |
Audience Pariticipation | Final Presentations | |
Friday 05-05 |
Review rhetoric, grammar, punctuation, c.r.a.p. | Wrap-Up, Final Quiz , Hand in your |
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| Weeks 1-5 |