Schedule of Discussion leaders – COR 302-210 (11am)

 

19.  March 24, Tuesday

·         Totalitarianism, 3-86

·        ____ Nekisha Charles___

·         ___Brendan Pilger___

 

March 26, Thursday – No class

 

20.  March 31, Tuesday

·         Totalitarianism, 158-77

·         ___Avery Livingston___

·         Under a Cruel Star, 5-38

·         ___Amanda Rowell___

 

21.  April 2, Thursday

·         Web: Harold Marcuse, “Legacies of Dachau.”

Article 1

·         ___Stephanie Jefcoat___

·         ___Cynthia Belinga___

Article 2

·         ___Chloe Edwards___

·         ___Michael Muller___

 

22.  April 7, Tuesday

·         Under a Cruel Star, 39-137

·         ___Emelia Short___

·         ___Ashley Wrigley___

·         ___Stephen Sabsowitz___

 

 

23.  April 9, Thursday

·         Under a Cruel Star, 138-92

·         ___Michael Hicks___

·         ___Gia Gibbs___

 

April 14, Tuesday – No class: Symposium in the Liberal Arts

 

24.  April 16, Thursday

·         Wretched of the Earth, 1-96

·         ___Allen Bernhardt___

·         ___Elena Ponizhaylo___

·         ___Luka Cerenko___

 

25.  April 21, Tuesday

·         Second paper due

·         Wretched of the Earth, 97-180

·         _____________________

·         _____________________

·         _____________________

 

26.  April 23, Thursday

·         Wretched of the Earth, 181-240

·         ___Sam Hutcheson___

·         ___Mary Beth Bidgood___

·         ___Meredyth Yoon___

·         ___Josin Meagley___

 

27.  April 28, Tuesday

·         Web: S. Huntington, “The Clash of Civilizations”

·         ___Lauren Schwendel___

·         ___Andy Farrey___

·         Web: E. Said, “The Clash of Ignorance”

·         ___Sam Garbe____

·         _____________________

 

 

Discussion Leading Expectations

            Students will be expected to send their classmates questions for discussion by 8pm the night before class to allow everyone time to prepare responses. In presenting their reading, students should also start with a statement about what s/he thinks the thesis of the author is; this can serve as the beginning of discussion as people compare what they think is the point of the section. A rubric will be made available later in the semester that will indicate the weighting of my expectations. Missing class the day you are scheduled to present or not notifying the professor of an absence by 8pm the night before will result in a 0/F for this part of the grade.

 

 

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