You will also have the possibility of publishing your work on the World Wide Web. Furthermore, because this class focuses on building and understanding community, you will explore what constitutes a community, where you fit into different communities, and what our role as citizens of the world community involves. The secondary goal of ENWR is that you learn how to read and write critically, as well as apply principles of good style. And the rest of your university career depends on your ability to write and think clearly, in other words, to communicate effectively in the larger world. When you turn in your revision, always turn in your draft with it.
Papers are due at the beginning of class on the dates indicated on the syllabus.
You should make back-up copies of your paper. During the semester, I may ask you to download all of your papers onto the computer. Also, you will be accountable for all of your papers at the end of the semester when you submit them as a portfolio. All students are required to read their e-mail at least once a day. You will be responsible for reading and responding to e-mail messages within 24 hours after they are posted.