If you have questions or comments at any time during the course, please come see me. In keeping with the English Department's policy for ENWR 201, however, I will not affix specific letter grades to any of your papers. The intent of this policy is not to create mystery and anxiety about your progress, but rather to keep the emphasis of the class on developing your writing instead of on merely boosting your masks. Furthermore, your degree of success with a particular assignment should be evident from my comments on the paper. Finally you should know that you have the right to come to my office and inquire about your progress in as much detail as you like at any time during the semester.
All papers are due at the beginning of class.
The third late paper results in the reduction of the final grade by a whole letter grade. A fourth late paper results in No Credit for the course. A student may not turn in a late paper on the day that his or her paper is to be workshopped. Since the primary text for this course is your own essays, much of the work that we do will consist of reworking earlier versions of your work. It is necessary that you use Word Perfect 5.1 or 6.1 in order that we have the capability to access these documents in Bryan 203.