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Lonny Butcher
I’m so disappointed in UCF for not listening to the voice of their stakeholders/students.
Why does UCF pay so little for on-campus positions?
Paying $8.56 or $9 an hour for some of these positions is insulting. Unless they’re offering benefits or something that i’m not aware, I see very little incentive for students to work here. I’m surprised these guys haven’t kept up with the times.
This is random af, but what is the water hardness level of the UCF dorm showers?
My hair hasn’t had the same level of volume since I’ve stopped using those showers and I just wanna know 😭🤌🏻✨
Stuff to do in Orlando for college kids
Hey guys me and a couple of my friends are going to be in Orlando for four or five days, what are some fun day activities that aren't Disney or Universal you might recommend to us? Thanks in advance!
Stuff to do in Orlando for college kids
Hey guys me and a couple of my friends are going to be in Orlando for four or five days, what are some fun day activities that aren't Disney or Universal you might recommend to us? Thanks in advance!
Grad School
For all those waiting like I was... I just got accepted into the History MA program at UCF this past week! So be on the look out this upcoming week if you applied to grad school on June 1st and good luck!
Looking for plant people at UCF!
Hello! I've recently been learning more about plants and growing my little plant collection and would love to meet other plant lovers at UCF! It's been difficult trying to meet other people during the pandemic so I thought maybe there are some people on this subreddit who are also looking to meet new plant people 🌿
Course Description
Course Policies
- Attendance and Participation
There are no required face-to-face nor synchronous online meeting times for this course. I do, however, expect you to check in daily. Besides submitting assignments in a timely manner, "real-time" is important in keeping up in discussions and the collaborative work with your fellow class… - Missed/Late Assignments
Assignment deadlines will typically be on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 11:59 pm EST. Plan your own schedule accordingly. If you know you’re not going to be available on a certain day or have other work you need to focus on, feel free to work ahead as much as you like. Assignme…
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Required Statement Regarding Covid-19
I recognize and understand the difficult times we are all in. The COVID-19 pandemic impacts us all in many ways, including physically, mentally, emotionally, financially, academically, and professionally. I will work with you on challenges you may be encountering and to provide support to help you succeed. However, please keep in mind that I will hold you accountable, especially i…
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Writing Resources
- University Writing Center
You can schedule an online Writing Center appointment on the UWC's website here: https://uwc.cah.ucf.edu/Links to an external site. Physical Locations: 1. Trevor Colbourn Hall 109 2. Hitt Library 3. Rosen College Library Phone: 407-823-2197 The University Writing Center (UWC… - Stylus
The Department of Writing and Rhetoric publishes a journal for outstanding writing produced by First-Year Composition students called Stylus. You may find the student work published in this journal helpful during our exploration of writing this semester. Also, you should consider submitt…
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Composition Program and Department of Writing and Rhetoric Commitments
- Language Diversity as the Norm
The Composition Program at UCF believes that writers need to understand that language variation is the norm and not the exception in all situations and writing activities. Thus, the goal for writers is not a singular standardization, but how to build upon their existing proficiencies to negotiate l… - Statement on Inclusivity
Every student in this class, regardless of background, sex, gender, race, ethnicity, class, political affiliation, physical or mental ability or any identity category, is a valued and equal member of the group. We all bring different experiences to this class and no one experience has more value or i…
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Evaluation and Grading
- How You’re Graded
Revision is an integral part of the writing process. We learn best by doing, so no one ever produces their best work in the first draft of any assignment. Therefore, we use an ePortfolio at the conclusion of the semester as a way to demonstrate how you have grown as a writer and as … - University Grading Policies
1. A grade of “D” may be earned for individual assignments but is not an option for a final course grade in ENC 1101 or 1102. Any grade below a C- in ENC 1101 or ENC 1102 will result in an “F” as a final grade. 2. “Incomplete” (IC) grades are not given in ENC 1101 or 1102 courses under any ci…
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Assignment Overviews & Percentage Breakdown
- Low-Stakes Work: 30% of Overall Grade
The following are the kinds of low-stakes work that we'll be doing to allow you to test out your ideas and develop your understanding of course concepts. These will typically be graded as complete/incomplete. 1. Group Discussions: Since writing and knowledge are social activities, y… - High-Stakes Work: 70% of Overall Grade
1. Research Proposal 10% 1.1. In this paper, you propose a topic for your Research Paper and begin gathering information. 2. Literature Review & Annotated Bib. 10% 2.1. In this paper, you will create annotations for the six scholarly secondary sources that you will include in your Researc…
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Feedback in Enc 1101
In order to develop as a writer, it's critical that you practice revising your work based on peer and instructor feedback. Each Major Paper in this course will follow the same general timeline: rough draft to peers for peer review--> completed draft to me for big picture feedback and a provisional "shadow grade." Throughout this process, you will also complete smaller assignments and atten…
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Important Dates
Drop/Swap/Add Deadline - Friday, January 14, 2022 by 11:59pm Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Monday, January 17, 2022 (no classes) Payment Deadline - Friday, January 21, 2022 Research Proposal due - Friday, February 5, 2022 by 11:59 pm* Literature Review & Annotated Bibliography due - Monday, March 1, 2022 by 11:59 pm* Spring Break - Sunday, March 6, 2022 to Sunday, Mar…
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