Author: Professor Sean Scanlan (Page 6 of 6)

Hi Class,

We will have a brief reading quiz on Wednesday over these five authors: Helen Keller, Bilal Rahmani, Esmeralda Santiago, Howard Gardner, and Alfred Lubrano.

Bring in questions pertaining to Essay 1.

Best,

Prof. Scanlan

Hi Class,

Here is the homework for Monday, February 10:

1. Read Helen Keller (OpenLab), Esmeralda Santiago, and Bilal Rahmani ( both in The Place Where We Dwell–our textbook)
2. Write Journal 3: 300 words describing the intellectual home of Keller, Santiago, and Rahmani (review the definition of Intellectual Home on the Essay 1 assignment sheet)
3. Prepare for vocabulary Quiz over 12 words

**I FORGOT  to mention that I’ve had to change my office hours: Mondays and Wednesdays from 10-11 in my office, Namm 511.

Enjoy your weekend, and continue to think about home and intellectual home.

Cheers,

Prof. Scanlan

Hi Class,

Please print out your summary of Malcolm X, and be prepared to discuss your summary and the article.

We will also discuss sentence types, especially the importance of compound and complex sentences in college-level writing.

Best,

Prof. Scanlan

Welcome Students!

Please familiarize yourself with our OpenLab website. I will refer to it often. And it will become a sort of academic home for us. Our assignments, readings, reflections, and helpful links will all be here.

Make sure that you buy the right edition of our textbook: Juanita But, Mark Noonan, and Sean Scanlan, eds. The Place Where We Dwell: Reading and Writing About New York City. Kendall Hunt, 2014. Note: this textbook is only available in print version. It is also available used, for rent, and in the library.

Best,

Prof. Scanlan