English 207Q Studies in Poetry: Oral Presentation Instructions
You will choose any one poem you find interesting and worthy of the
class's attention. You may choose a poem from the Seagull Reader only if it is one
not on the syllabus already. You have several options to make a paper
copy available to the class:
1) bring a paper copy to class and we can project it on the document
camera
2) send me a file copy of your poem at least one day before you
present, and I will put it up as html
3) send me a url at least a day before you present if there is a full
copy of your poem available anywhere online
You will read your poem aloud to the class. If you wish to talk about
why you chose the poem, what you like about it, or any other
information abou the author of the poem, you may and are ecouraged to
do so. This presentation constitues a substantial portion of your
participation grade. Just as I expect you to of course be here to read,
I expect you to attend when your peers read. Failure to show on either
end, as reader or audience, will cost you.
Order and dates and who reads when:
Wed. Nov. 8
Ted Barnett
Kristen Barr
Joshua Berrian
Alyson Boswell
Fri. Nov. 10
Harrison Caldwell
Elllen Frazier
Miranda Hammond
Mon. Nov. 13
Lauren Johnson
Kim Josey
Craig Knox
Joseph Mann
Shayna Martin
Wed. Nov. 15
Chris Pova
Kayla Richter
Chelsea Robertson
Alegrea Robinson
Fri. Nov. 17
Heather Stevens
Crystal Tabor
Katie Tigani
Jewel Williams