Information--Office Hours etc.

Information about the course
English 102 B
Restoration & Revolution || TuTh 11:00-12:20p, HH 262  ||     A.J. Van Sant
Office Hours AJVS

Tuesday, 1:00-2:00. Wednesday, 2:00-3:00 in 144 KH (Murray Krieger Hall)

NB Office hours onMonday, 11/28: 1:15-2:30. No office hours on Wednesday, 11/30.

Required Texts

1. William Wycherley, The Country Wife, Methuen New edition: Sept.
207 ISBN: 10:0713666889

2. John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress, Oxford World Classics,
ISBN: 10: 0192803611 (We will read Part I.)

3. Mary Astell, A Serious Proposal to the Ladies, Broadview Press
(2002), ISBN: 10: 1551113066

4. Course booklet from University Readers. Click here for ordering instructions.

Course Requirements Attendance, keeping up with information on the website, participation, midterm, paper (with draft and with commentary), and final. You may choose to attend faculty/peer conferences on your course paper.

What counts what?

Attendance: Necessary for passing the course

Participation: 10%

Midterm: 20%

Paper: 40 %

Final: 30%

Important Dates
First Day of Classes: Thursday, September 22

Holidays

Veterans Day ( Nov 11) and Thanksgiving holiday (Nov 24–25). No class sessions on these dates.

Due Dates:

Midterm exam: Tuesday, 10/25

Last day to sign up for peer conferences: Tuesday, 11/8

Paper drafts due:Tuesday, 11/10
If you are participating in peer conferences, bring 2 copies, one for AJVS, one for your peer reader.
If you are not participating in peer conferences, bring one copy for AJVS. . (Don't forget: Last day to sign up to participate in peer conferences: Thursday, 11/8)

Return peer reading sheet and the paper to the writer: Thursday, 11/17

Volunary Peer Conferences: Tuesday, 11/22. No regular class.

Papers due:
Tuesday 11/22 or 11/23- if you are NOT PARTICIPATING in peer conferencs
Tuesday, 12/1 -- if you ARE PARTICIPATING in peer conferences

Last day of class: Thursday, 12/1.

Final exam:in classroomTues, Dec 6 10:30 - 12:30 p.m

Letters of Recommendation

If you would like me to write a letter of recommendation for you, please send me the following items:

Your work for the course, including exams.
Your self-description, statement of purpose
[a copy of your transcript] optional

English 102 B	Restoration & Revolution \|\| TuTh 11:00-12:20p, HH 262 \|\| A.J. Van Sant
Office Hours AJVS	Tuesday, 1:00-2:00. Wednesday, 2:00-3:00 in 144 KH (Murray Krieger Hall) NB Office hours onMonday, 11/28: 1:15-2:30. No office hours on Wednesday, 11/30.
Required Texts	1. William Wycherley, The Country Wife, Methuen New edition: Sept. 207 ISBN: 10:0713666889 2. John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress, Oxford World Classics, ISBN: 10: 0192803611 (We will read Part I.) 3. Mary Astell, A Serious Proposal to the Ladies, Broadview Press (2002), ISBN: 10: 1551113066 4. Course booklet from University Readers. Click here for ordering instructions.
Course Requirements	Attendance, keeping up with information on the website, participation, midterm, paper (with draft and with commentary), and final. You may choose to attend faculty/peer conferences on your course paper.
What counts what?	Attendance: Necessary for passing the course Participation: 10% Midterm: 20% Paper: 40 % Final: 30%
Important Dates	First Day of Classes: Thursday, September 22 Holidays Veterans Day ( Nov 11) and Thanksgiving holiday (Nov 24–25). No class sessions on these dates. Due Dates: Midterm exam: Tuesday, 10/25 Last day to sign up for peer conferences: Tuesday, 11/8 Paper drafts due:Tuesday, 11/10 If you are participating in peer conferences, bring 2 copies, one for AJVS, one for your peer reader. If you are not participating in peer conferences, bring one copy for AJVS. . (Don't forget: Last day to sign up to participate in peer conferences: Thursday, 11/8) Return peer reading sheet and the paper to the writer: Thursday, 11/17 Volunary Peer Conferences: Tuesday, 11/22. No regular class. Papers due: Tuesday 11/22 or 11/23- if you are NOT PARTICIPATING in peer conferencs Tuesday, 12/1 -- if you ARE PARTICIPATING in peer conferences Last day of class: Thursday, 12/1. Final exam:in classroomTues, Dec 6 10:30 - 12:30 p.m Letters of Recommendation If you would like me to write a letter of recommendation for you, please send me the following items: Your work for the course, including exams. Your self-description, statement of purpose [a copy of your transcript] optional