The papers (e-versions) are now in the Angel Dropbox, and final grades have been submitted to the Registrar’s Office. If you turned in a paper version of your paper, you can stop by my office to pick it up beginning January 10. I will be away from email until January 7.
Happy holidays, and have a good break!
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You know how in The Wizard of Oz, the wizard says “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain”?
Please, please–pay no attention to the averages in Angel. Because of Angel’s gradebook structure, it can’t calculate some of the assignments accurately.
You have all the information you need to do this yourself: the percentages in the syllabus http://public.wsu.edu/~campbelld/engl372/sched372f12.htm and your record of your grades. That is what I use to calculate your grades, in an Excel spreadsheet. I don’t use Angel to calculate grades at all; I just post them there so that you can see them.
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The Study Guide for Exam 2 is now available: http://www.wsu.edu/~campbelld/engl372/study2.htm.
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Here are the links to the final projects for class members who are doing a web project. If you haven’t sent yours yet, please email the link to me when you submit the project.
Erik Monahan and Stephanie Hassel: http://erikmonahan.wix.com/english-372
Stephanie Hicks and Samantha Herriot: http://stephanieahicks.wix.com/372final-awhiteheron.
Tenika Eddings, Katie Griggs, Amanda Bridge: http://tenikaeddings.wix.com/katechopin
Amanda Chapman, Josh Osborn, Brady Reichert, and Mary Wakeling: http://joshhammer.pbworks.com/w/page/60439306/Analyzing%20Gothic%20Texts#view=page
Savannah Tiedman: https://katechopinanalysis.wikispaces.com/Introduction
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The grades on Angel have been updated, including the total score for blogs. Scores cannot total more that “30″ since 30/30 is 100%.
The blog assignment is now completed, so no additional posts are necessary or will be counted. Since there were no comments possible on the last (extra credit) blog post due yesterday, if you completed that, you received a “3/3″ for it.
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Today is the first day of our final presentations. Remember, your paper or project is not due until 11/29 even if you are presenting today.
Check the schedule to be sure that you know the day of your presentation. The schedule is here:
http://public.wsu.edu/~campbelld/engl372/presentation.htm
If you have materials to show the class, email them to yourself so that you can bring them up on the class computer.
We will not be filling out the response cards as we did for the formal reports.
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From the organizers. This is additional information in case you’re interested; it’s not a class requirement.
Northwest Undergraduate Conference on Literature (NUCL) 2013
Dear Students:
Do you have a paper, personal essay, or set of poems you are proud of and would like to share with others? Please consider doing so through the University of Portland’s Northwest Undergraduate Conference on Literature (NUCL), to be held this year on Saturday, April 13th, 2013.
NUCL brings together college and advance high-school students from around the northwest region for a day-long event featuring themed panels with student presenters and respondents, an awards lunch, and a keynote address by a prominent scholar of literature. This year’s keynote speaker is Professor Cindy Weinstein, Professor at the California Institute of Technology.
For more information on what to submit, how to submit it, and much more, visit our website, and/or email us at nucl@up.edu. To keep up on NUCL-related news, follow us on Facebook and Twitter!
Most importantly: submissions will be accepted between December 1, 2012 and January 21, 2013. Please consider submitting before you leave for winter break!
-the NUCL 2013 organizing team
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