COMMUNITY RHETORICS:
Assignments
WRITTEN WORK
The Leap-of-Faith Essay: A Contextual Analysis
The Leap of Faith: Part 1
The Leap of Faith: Part 2
The Leap of Faith: Draft (Assignment Sheet and Criteria)
Peer Review Form
Conference Schedule for Peer Review Conference on the Draft
Community Organizations Partnered with Our Class
Current Students' Projects
Examples of Past Students' Community Writing Projects
Community Writing Project CONTRACT
Conference Schedule for Individual and Group Conferences on CWP Drafts
NOTE: Throughout your research project, refer to SKIL (Stanford's Key to Information Literacy: An Interactive Tutorial) as an essential supplement to our texts. This new and excellent source of information will instruct and advise you about undertaking research at Stanford and beyond. Familiarity with specific aspects of this site will be actively assigned from time to time.
Assignment Overview
Stage 1: 3 Topic Ideas
Stage 2: Research Proposal (draft to be ready for workshopping in class on Thursday, October 16; revised proposal to be submitetd in class on Tuesday, October 21)
Research Topic Form (Please fill this form out and print it out for class on Tuesday, October 21. I will deliver these forms to the libraian who is leading our workshop on Thursday, October 23.)
The Library Workshop (during class time on Thursday, October 23) will be designed around your research paper topics. To prepare for your library workshop on, please take the Green Library Online Tour
Stage 3: Working Annotated Bibliography
Stage 4: Outline
Stage 5: Draft
Peer Review Form
Conference Sheet for Peer Review Conferences on the Draft
Stage 6: Revision
PWR Research Paper Examples: Boothe Prize Winners 2000-2001
ORAL WORK
Reading or Film Presentation: A Rhetorical Analysis
Presentation Guidelines: Rhetorical Analyses of Written and Film Texts
Community Writing Project Presentation
Presentation Guidelines
Presenters and Dates
Multimedia and Oral Communications Resources
The Oral Communication Program at The Center for Teaching and Learning
The Multimedia Studio (located on the second floor of Meyer Library; the Multimedia Studio provides consultants to help students develop multimedia projects)
Assignment Guidelines: Cover Letters & Introductions
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