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you to come to class with two or three movements that you are
considering. The clearer you are on where you are going the
more helpful the session will be.
On Thursday, Jan. 28th, you will need to hand in a research
prospectus which is a 1-2 page document which contains: Your
thesis (this should not be a question or a mere statement of a
topic), a tentative outline of your papers organization and an
annotated bibliography of the sources you intend to you. There
are very helpful links on d2l which should help you get clarity
on each of these aspects. In the annotated bibliography, I
would like you to briefly summarize the source and how you
intend to use it in your paper.
On Thursday, Feb. 18th, your polished draft is due. A polished
draft is NOT a rough draft. By this point, you should have a
clearly articulated thesis and, for the most part, fully developed
essay including a Works Cited or Bibliography Page. I will be
conferencing with each of you on your polished drafts. If you
fail to hand in your paper on time, you will not receive a
conference from me as I need time to read and respond
to the papers.
Your final draft is due Tues. March 8th. On this day, you will also
produce a poster session of your research paper. This poster
session will provide a synopsis of your paper with specific
examples/images of this particular movement.
Please note that if you are dealing with a movement that would
benefit by handing in your paper electronically, that would be
fine. For example, if you need to incorporate sound or videos
that would be beneficial in showing your movement then you
should consider submitting your paper electronically.
Your grade on this is broken down as follows:
Research Prospectus
Polished Draft
Final Draft
5%
10%
15%