ENGL 1020 — RECENT HANDOUTS, IMPORTANT DATES, & WEEKLY SCHEDULE

This is the gateway page for my sections of 1020 (Spring 2008). Below, you will find a list of recent handouts, important dates, and the weekly schedule. The navigation box on the left can be used to select a particular week on this page or the syllabus (with a description of the class and requirements).

RECENT HANDOUTS (available online in .rtf format)

IMPORTANT DATES

Formal Papers & In-Class Essay

Other Important Dates

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

I may make minor changes in our schedule; but I will always alert you to any changes at least one week in advance.

TS = They Say / I Say
Freud = Civilization and Its Discontents

Week 1 (Jan 15-17)

Session 1 (Jan 15)

Session 2 (Jan 17)

Week 2 (Jan 22-24)

Session 3 (Jan 22)

Session 4 (Jan 24)

Week 3 (Jan 29-31)

Session 5 (Jan 29)

Session 6 (Jan 31)

Week 4 (Feb 05-07)

Session 7 (Feb 05)

Session 8 (Feb 07)

Week 5 (Feb 12-14)

Session 9 (Feb 12)

Session 10 (Feb 14)

Week 6 (Feb 20-22)

Session 11 (Feb 20)

Session 12 (Feb 22)

Week 7 (Feb 26-28)

Session 13 (Feb 26)

Session 14 (Feb 28) Mid-Term

Spring Break (Mar 3-8)

Week 8 (Mar 11-13)

Session 15 (Mar 11)

Session 16 (Mar 13)

Week 9 (Mar 18-20)

Session 17 (Mar 18)

Session 18 (Mar 20)

Week 10 (Mar 25-27)

Session 19 (Mar 25)

Session 20 (Mar 27)

Week 11 (Apr 01-03)

Session 21 (Apr 01)

Session 22 (Apr 03)

Week 12 (Apr 08-10)

Session 23 (Apr 08)

Session 24 (Apr 08)

Week 13 (Apr 15-17)

Session 25 (Apr 15)

Session 26 (Apr 17)

Week 14 (Apr 22-24)

Session 27 (Apr 22)- Last Class

[April 23 - Last Day of Classes]


Last update: 03-Jan-08

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