The reaction may be to an assigned reading, the supplemental materials, a video shown in class, or appropriate current event material from newspapers, magazines or journals. These assignments may be submitted by Email to the instructor. Our topics of discussion may be used, or you may choose to come up with your own topic in selecting your topic. You are encouraged to research your topic in depth in the library or on the Internet in preparing to write this paper. At least longer than a reaction paper, but not longer than you need to give an accurate reporting of your research.
Papers are due the last session of class.
Come to class prepared to discuss what you read or viewed, just as you would at those sessions where there was a required reading assignment. Gay Decades . Virtual Equality . Essays on gay history, politics, and the university . Virtual Equality .