Unit 3 homework schedule
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WRT 303
Researched Argument in the Twenty-First Century
Section 1, Fall 2005
Syracuse University
Time: Thursdays 11 - 12:20 p.m.
Place: 323 HB Crouse
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Rebecca Moore Howard
Office: 237 HB Crouse
Office hours
Phone 315-443-1620
rehoward@syr.edu
FAX: 315-691-9821
AIM: ProfBfromWV
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6 December
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Prepare for class
- Choose a classmate's Unit 2 project that you wish to pursue.
- Ungraded exercise: prepare a one-page statement of purpose, explaining why you have chosen this project to pursue and also explaining the direction in which you wish to take further research.
- Prepare interview questions for the person who began the project.
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Bring to class
- Your statement of purpose
- Your interview questions
- A copy of your Unit 2 project
- A copy of your Unit 2 oral presentation
- Notes and sources from your Unit 2 research
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In class
- Milissa's, Jason's, Joyce's oral presentations
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8 December
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Interview the person whose research you wish to continue
Provide detailed, concrete answers to the people who interview you
Offer advice to the people who will be following your research: alert them to important issues and pitfalls that they might encounter.
Course evaluations
Optional individual conferences regarding Unit 3 projects
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15 December, 2:45-4:45 p.m.
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Final exam period; our class will not have a final exam, but this will be your last opportunity to hand in work.
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Final exam period; our class will not have a final exam, but this will be your last opportunity to hand in work.
Unit 3 paper due.
Submit your work digitally, in the Blackboard dropbox.
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