English Composition II – ENGL 1102

Description

A composition course that develops writing skills beyond the level of proficiency required by English Composition I. English Composition II emphasizes interpretation and evaluation, and incorporates a variety of more advanced research methods.

Name	Office	Phone	Email
Khalilah Ali	Clayton State University	0	khalilahali@clayton.edu
Erin Andersen	University of North Georgia	706-864-1775	erin.andersen@ung.edu
Brandi Arrington	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4959	barrington@abac.edu
Justin Barbaree	University of North Georgia	706-864-1964	Justin.Barbaree@ung.edu
Jamie Barker	Albany State University	229-317-6515	Jamie.Barker@asurams.edu
Arthur Basler	University of North Georgia	803-417-3821	arthur.basler@ung.edu
Laura Beasley	University of West Georgia	678-839-6512	lbeasley@westga.edu
Amanda Campbell	University of West Georgia	678-839-4875	acampbel@westga.edu
Tara Causey	University of North Georgia	410-726-3546	Tara.Causey@ung.edu
Rebecca Cofer	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4918	rcofer@abac.edu
Jason Dew	Georgia State University	770-274-5489	jdew@gsu.edu
Lisa Diehl	University of North Georgia	706-864-1964	lisa.diehl@ung.edu
Leigh Dillard	University of North Georgia	678-717-3428	leigh.dillard@ung.edu
Andrew DiNicola	South Georgia State College	912-260-4366	Andrew.DiNicola@sgsc.edu
Karen Dodson	University of North Georgia	678-717-3870	karen.dodson@ung.edu
Ashley Dycus	University of West Georgia	770-900-4226	adycus@westga.edu
Jonathan Fegley	Middle Georgia State University	478-934-3348	jonathan.fegley@mga.edu
Ebony Gibson	Georgia Gwinnett College	404-416-8471	egibson5@ggc.edu
Nathanael Gilbert	Middle Georgia State University	478-934-3529	nathanael.gilbert@mga.edu
Wendy Grisham	University of West Georgia	678-839-5288	wendy.grisham@usg.edu
Cortney Grubbs-McLeod	Gordon State College	678-359-5081	cmcleod@gordonstate.edu
Cyndy Hall	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4955	chall@abac.edu
Joy Handelman	Albany State University	229-317-6483	joy.handelman@asurams.edu
Vivien Harris-Murphy	Savannah State University	912-358-3493	murphyv@savannahstate.edu
Jonathan Hendrix	University of West Georgia	802-466-2750	jhendrix@westga.edu
Stephanie Hollenbeck	University of West Georgia	678-941-9899	shollenb@westga.edu
Napolita Hooper-Simonga	University of West Georgia	678-891-3970	nhooper@westga.edu
Michelle James	University of North Georgia	843-754-9940	michelle.james@ung.edu
Rhonda Kelley	South Georgia State College	912-260-4303	rhonda.kelley@sgsc.edu
Alan Keith Kelly	Georgia Gwinnett College	678-939-9276	akelly@ggc.edu
Jeff Kozee	Georgia Highlands College	678-872-8126	jkozee@highlands.edu
Juliet Kozee	Georgia Highlands College	678-872-8079	jukozee@highlands.edu
Mary Lamb	Clayton State University	678-466-4706	marylamb@clayton.edu
Michael Lewis	Savannah State University	912-358-3345	lewismi@savannahstate.edu
Lisa Lishman	University of North Georgia	229-296-3921	lisa.lishman@ung.edu
Jade Loicano	University of West Georgia	678-839-4744	jadel@westga.edu
Lisa Mallory	Atlanta Metropolitan State College	404-756-4700	lmallory@atlm.edu
John Marinan	Georgia Gwinnett College	678-407-5601	jmarinan@ggc.edu
Christina Matthews	Fort Valley State University	478-825-6674	matthewsc01@fvsu.edu
Chaunda McDavis	Atlanta Metropolitan State College	404-756-4702	cmcdavis@atlm.edu
Marissa McNamara	Georgia State University	678-891-3726	mmcnamara@gsu.edu
Mary Mears	Middle Georgia State University	478-471-5717	mary.mears@mga.edu
Joseph Milford	Georgia Highlands College	678-353-9514	jmilford@highlands.edu
Karen Morris	Valdosta State University	229-333-7345	kamorris@valdosta.edu
Clay Morton	Middle Georgia State University	478-471-5750	clay.morton@mga.edu
Jeffrey L. Newberry	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4972	jnewberry@abac.edu
Eugene Ngezem	Clayton State University	678-466-4734	eugenengezem@clayton.edu
Matthew Paproth	Georgia Gwinnett College	470-955-2473	mpaproth@ggc.edu
Tim Payne	University of West Georgia	678-839-6512	tpayne@westga.edu
Karen Redding	University of North Georgia	706-310-6325	karen.redding@ung.edu
Billy Reynolds	University of North Georgia	229-391-4959	Billy.Reynolds@ung.edu
Pete Rorabaugh	Kennesaw State University	404-413-5043	proraba1@kennesaw.edu
Lisa Russell	Kennesaw State University	770-655-1577	lrussel7@kennesaw.edu
LaRonda Sanders-Senu	Middle Georgia State University	678-359-5444	laronda.sanderssenu@mga.edu
Matthew Sherling	University of West Georgia	770-833-7163	msherlin@westga.edu
Nancy Sherrod	archive	912-344-2591	nancy.sherrod@armstrong.edu
Amanda Shoemake	University of West Georgia	678-922-9126	amandas@westga.edu
Sarah Shope	Dalton State College		sshope@daltonstate.edu
Amelia Simmons	East Georgia State College	478-289-2183	ajsimmons@ega.edu
James Sisson	Middle Georgia State University	773-643-1284	james.sisson@mga.edu
Elizabeth Steere	University of North Georgia	678-839-6512	elizabeth.steere@ung.edu
Charla Sutton-Terrell	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4997	cterrell@abac.edu
William Teem	University of West Georgia	0	wteem@westga.edu
Duane Theobald	University of West Georgia	678-839-5312	dtheobal@westga.edu
Laura Thomason	Middle Georgia State University	478-471-5765	Laura.thomason@mga.edu
Shane Trayers	Middle Georgia State University	478-471-5793	shane.trayers@mga.edu
Jeremiah Walker	University of North Georgia	770-757-2559	jeremiah.walker@ung.edu
Patricia West	Savannah State University	912-358-3356	westp@savannahstate.edu
Kaci West	Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College	229-391-4959	kwest@abac.edu
Dianne West	University of West Georgia	678-839-6570	diannew@westga.edu
Frank Williams	Savannah State University	912-358-4158	williamsf@savannahstate.edu

Credit Hours

Prerequisites

See your home institution's prerequisite requirement.

Free Textbook

Open educational resources (OER)

Course Equivalency

After completing this course, you will be able to

Enhance your appreciation of various types of texts, both visual and written.
Reflect upon and respond to the ideas of others.
Refine your thinking, reading, and writing skills.
Use the writing process to understand different texts.
Increase your working vocabulary of literary terms.
Improve your research and documentation skills.
Improve your electronic communication skills.
Apply critical perspectives to various genres.
Demonstrate critical thinking skills in reading and writing assignments.
Write well-developed and logically organized essays.
Plan and conduct a research project using a variety of research sources.
Navigate and communicate effectively online.
Expand your awareness of these themes and explore the connections between these themes and your own experiences.
Critically evaluate resources and assess varied perspectives and viewpoints.

How to Succeed in this Course
Unit 1: Introduction to Literary Analysis
Unit 2: Analyzing Poetry
Unit 3: Analyzing Short Stories
Unit 4: Analyzing Drama
Final Reflection Paper

Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.

Discussions - 42%
Unit 1 Literary Criticism Assignment - 6%
Unit 2 Thesis and Outline Assignment - 6%
Unit 3 Essay - 12%
Unit 4 Essay - 12%
End-of-Course Reflection - 8%
Unit 2 Poetry Reading & Response Video - 6%
Plagiarism Quiz and Discussion - 7%
Attendance Verification - 1%

Courses

Course Descriptions

English Composition II – ENGL 1102

Description

Prerequisites

Free Textbook