A bit late, I’ve posted my syllabi for the Spring ’12 semester.
The info for my grad class, ENGL 614, 20th Century Rhetorical Theory, may undergo some refinements, and largely is intended to fulfill the needs of our rhet/comp MA students preparing for their comprehensive exams, but with my own spin.
I have also revised and updated the syllabus for my version of our sophomore rhet/comp course, ENGL 202 Rhetorical and Critical Inquiry. I haven’t gotten the major assignments posted for this one yet, but will have them up within 48-72 hours. I’ve left more wiggle room in this syllabus than in the past, so some things will be filled in as we go along.
As always, please feel free to crib from here, or from any of my past courses, but I appreciate attribution.
I’ve finally gotten around to posting the syllabi and assignments for my fall courses, ENGL 202: Writing and Critical Inquiry (sophomore level, required, two sections) and ENGL 610: History of Rhetoric (graduate). As always, I will probably tweak things over the course of the semester, giving students appropriate notice.
Fellow teachers, also as always, please feel free to crib from me if you see something you like, but I of course appreciate attribution.
I’ve posted syllabi and most assignments for my undergraduate and graduate courses for Spring 2011. All class materials can always be found on the Courses page.
Materials for both sections of the undergraduate course ENGL 102: Writing and Critical Inquiry can be found here: ENGL 102-09 and ENGL 102-13.
Here are the materials for the graduate course ENGL 695: Visual and Digital Rhetorics.
I hope everyone enjoyed the snow days. I did. And it sure is a lot easier to deal with snow days in the beginning of the semester than in the middle of it . . . See you all in class.
As always, if you’re an instructor at another institution and would like to crib something from me, feel free, but please do attribute. I’m happy to answer questions about my syllabi and materials as well.
