Response Paper 1 English 305w

Choose 1 author from Module 1 readings and state their main idea. Cite their examples as evidence (use APA citation guidelines).

Specifications:

1-2 pages
NO title page (name in upper right hand corner)
Due:

5 points
Response Paper 2 English 305w

Choose 2 authors from readings up to this point in the term and write a synthesis showing where they overlap with their ideas. Go here for a refresher on synthesis.

Specifications:

2-3 pages
NO title page (name in upper right hand corner)
Due:

5 points

Response Paper 3 English 305w

Choose 1 professor or a professional who either teaches or works in the field you are interested in. Informally talk with this individual (email works) and ask this person about the kinds of writing they do, as well the kinds of writing they are aware of. Ask them to focus on entry-level writing expectations.

Ask the individual who the imagined audience is for their writing. If they say they do not write, ask if they ever need to write memos, emails, notes, to other co-workers or administrators. Sometimes, the word writing is relegated to a novel.

We are interested in forms of communication that rely solely on the written word. Ask if they ever find it necessary to explain their points with full sentences, narratives, statistics, etc. When do they consciously choose the method of organizing their message (memos, reports, essays). Listen for examples of ethos, pathos, logos, purpose, audience, and of course, author.

This response has 2 parts. You will have the respondent's answers (paraphrased, do not list every word they said), and your own thoughts on those answers. You are encouraged to combine or weave your thoughts into your respondents answers.

Specifications:

2-3 pages
NO title page (name in upper right hand corner)
Due: March 15

5 points
Response Paper 4 English 305w

Lucky You. No Response Paper 4. Ever. At all. Focus on your final paper, presentation, and project.

Specifications:

Work with our librarians, writing consultants, and remember these final documents often influences the final grade in this course.
Due: All documents due on Friday, May 5th, 12 noon (Class time). No late papers, projects.

Zero points but lots of luck!