English 122SA: South Asia in Popular Media
Bishnupriya Ghosh – Lectures
Jeff Beckstrand – Discussion Sections
- 53223 W 500- 550P
- 53231 W 600- 650P
Kevin Kearney – Discussion Sections
- 53165 W 800- 850
- 53173 W 900- 950
Timothy Gilmore – Discussion Sections
- 53181 W 500- 550P
- 53199 W 600- 650P
Shannon Meyers – Discussion Sections
- 53207 W 800- 850
- 53215 W 900- 950
Course Description and Required Texts
Please see About.
Grade Requirements
Paper/Project (5-6 pages) 30% See Paper Prompt
Midterm: In class short ID questions and 2 take-home essays (2 double-spaced pages each answer) 25%
Final Exam: short ID questions and 2 essays (essays are cumulative) 30%
Class Participation: 5% (There will be short in-class writing once a week; a random selection of these answers will count toward your participation grade).
Discussion 10% (Attendance and Participation in the discussion section).
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Late Policy: For late submissions you need to have a clearance ahead of time or an official note from a doctor. For all papers, your grade will drop 1/3 for every day your work is late. See due dates in calendar below.
Plagiarism: As you work on the assignments for this course, you should be particularly mindful of plagiarism and copyright violation. Every external source that you use must be appropriately cited in your work. If you are in doubt about whether or not you need citations, you might consult a CLAS tutor or www.dartmouth.edu/~sources/about/when.html. Please also see English Department policies on using wikipedia as a scholarly source.MLA Formatting and Style Policy: All papers for this course are to follow the MLA guidelines for paper formatting and style. Grades for all papers that do not follow these guidelines in full will be docked according to each TA’s discussion section policy. Some examples of MLA formatting and citation styles may be found online here.
Calendar
Please see Calendar.
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