If you are confused on how to post, simply go to Blogger after you have clicked on the link in the invitation email. The invitation will help you register with Blogger (and Gmail).
You should receive an invitation to your email account today.
The posts will be on this very website. I will archive my own informational posts once I receive student posts by Tuesday.
1/29: Nick C, Dan S
2/5: Dan K, Nick C
2/12: Meghan G, Dan K, Jake S
2/19: Lindsey B, Jake S
2/26: Seija R, Kristine S
3/5: Heidi L, Meghan G
3/12: Dan S, Dan R, Seija R
3/19: Amber C, Carolyn R, Andy E
3/26: Sammy R, Heidi L
4/9: Kristine S, Sammy R
4/16: Carolyn R, Casey H, Andy E
4/23: Dan R, Casey H
4/30: Lindsey B, Amber C
1/29: Shauna W
2/5: Erin C, Shauna W, Sam J
2/12: Erin C, Heather A, Sarah D
2/19: Andy G, Alex B, Sarah D
2/26: Billy B, Alex B, Ryan B
3/5: Tara H, Mary Kate S, Catherine T
3/12: Tara H, Sarah M, Jana C
3/19: Andy G, Jessica G, Sam J
3/26: Billy B, Mary Kate, Alidz O
4/9: Anthony P, Jessica G, Jana C
4/16: Nicole T, Sarah M, Sona S
4/23: Nicole T, Heather A, Sona S
4/30: Rebekah K, Alidz O, Catherine T
If you are worried about writing literary analysis papers, these courses provided by the Writing Center are free of charge. Registration is found at the Writing Center website:
"Learn how to write a critical analysis paper for your introductory literature classes. Note: The two-meeting classes will explore literary analysis in depth while the one-meeting classes (denoted with an *) will focus on the essentials."
Thursdays 2/1 - 2/8 3:30-5:00
Mondays 2/5 - 2/12 3:30-5:00
Tuesdays 2/6-2/13 3:30-5:00
Wednesday* 2/7 3:00-5:00
Friday* 2/16 1:00-3:00
Thursdays 3/15-3/22 3:30-5:00
For more information on classes like this, please see the Writing Center Classes brochure at the Writing Center.
