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10/01/14 Composition Committee Meeting
Posted on October 3, 2014 | No CommentsMinutes: Composition Meeting, 10/01/14 Attendance: John Talbird, John Yi, Mike Dolan, Danny Sexton, Kat Alves, Pete Gray, Robin Ford, Melissa Dennihy, Jean Murley, Vartan Messier, George Fragopoulos, Chris Leary, Tammi Rothman, Joost Burgers, Stephen Tumino, Ben Miller, Aliza Atik, Mark Schiebe, Jean Darcy, Zivah Perel […] -
Link for Piece on Facebook and Intimacy (Thanks to Barbara Emanuele)
Posted on November 13, 2013 | No CommentsBarbara sent this really interesting New York Times article on intimacy, social relations, and Facebook that might spark class discussion on social media and technology. I was surprised by the lack of investment in Facebook a lot of my younger students expressed this semester. I’m […] -
Examples of Multimodal Composition
Posted on October 23, 2013 | No CommentsSince we’ll be discussing multimodal composition at next week’s meeting (and hopefully beyond), I thought I’d share w/ you some work a colleague has been doing. Dan Wuebben is a lecturer in the Writing Program at UC Santa Barbara and a former Writing Fellow […]
