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Inclusive Classroom Workshop
The Inclusive Classroom Workshop is required for all faculty members, Feb 19th 1-2pm. The location has yet to be determined.
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Green Dot Training
Green Dot Training will be January 24th 2020 1-2PM in Ross 212
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Department of English Winter Break Hours
The Department of English will be following the plan listed below during winter break. December 23rd, Open 7:30-4PM December 24th-January 1st, Closed. The main number will be monitored for messages by Admin. Specialist Taylor Petersen; see below re: Dec. 26 January 2nd-10th, Open 7:30-4PM Points of contact will be Department Chair (Volker Hegelheimer) and Associate … Continue reading Department of English Winter Break Hours
CATEGORIES: ALT, Department Events
ENGL 510, Intro to Computers in Applied Linguistics, end-of-semester showcase
The students of ENGL 510, Intro to Computers in Applied Linguistics, cordially invite you to an end-of-semester showcase of the projects they have developed while learning how to code in Scratch. Scratch is a visual programming language developed at MIT’s Media Lab to teach essential computer programming concepts and skills. This fall’s ENGL 510 group has … Continue reading ENGL 510, Intro to Computers in Applied Linguistics, end-of-semester showcase
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Rhetorical Fashion Show
Hi all, and happy nigh-end of semester! My English 150 Apparel/Design LLC classes are putting on a “Rhetorical Fashion Show” this Thursday, the 12th in Ross 212, at both 9:45-10:30 and 2:30-3:30. Using rhetorical analysis and texts from the semester, they assumed the role of fashion designers and assembled outfits for fictional characters in funky … Continue reading Rhetorical Fashion Show
ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) final projects showcase
The students of ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) would like to invite you to a showcase of their final projects Today (12/9) and Wednesday (12/11) from 12:10-1:00 pm in Ross 212. If you have a few minutes, please feel free to stop by to visit with our students and engage with them on their poster … Continue reading ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) final projects showcase
ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) final projects showcase
The students of ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) would like to invite you to a showcase of their final projects Today (12/9) and Wednesday (12/11) from 12:10-1:00 pm in Ross 212. If you have a few minutes, please feel free to stop by to visit with our students and engage with them on their poster … Continue reading ENGL 120 (Computers and Language) final projects showcase
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Designing Disciplinary-Specific Literacy Support Challenges & Opportunities
Higher Education Institutions in Australia are facing increasing pressure to ensure graduates can not only demonstrate knowledge of their field, but are also equipped with the communication and professional skills necessary to perform successfully in their future workplaces. This has witnessed growing recognition of the need to provide ongoing language support for students enrolled in … Continue reading Designing Disciplinary-Specific Literacy Support Challenges & Opportunities
CATEGORIES: Creative Writing, Department Events
Kristen Iversen Craft Talk
Please join us for a craft talk hosted by author Kristen Iversen. As part of the Pearl Hogrefe Visiting Writers Series, she will talk about research, art, ethics, and aesthetics in creative non-fiction.
CATEGORIES: Department Events, Graduate Student News
Enhancing Writing Productivity
As part of our series on writing, Carol Chapelle, Deb Marquart, and David Russell will be joining us to share their strategies for enhancing writing productivity. Although this is a Grad Connections event I wanted to extend the invitation to all department members. I hope to see many of you there! As always there will … Continue reading Enhancing Writing Productivity