Week 15: April 24 Week 16: May 1 Close of classes is May 5 The attached Common Policies and Practices document constitutes part of this syllabus. [Note you must attach the current version of this document as part of the syllabus, whether the syllabus is handed out in hard copy or posted on ICON or elsewhere. This is a College requirement.] RHETORIC DEPARTMENT COMMON AND PRACTICES FOR ALL GE RHETORIC COURSES: RHET:1030 RHET:1040 RHET:1060 The University of Iowa The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Rhetoric clas.uiowa.edu/rhetoric Department Chair: Steve Duck, 164 EPB. Call 319-335-0186 or email Department Main Office: 170 EPB. Call 319-335-0178 or To help your transition to university-level scholarship, The Rhetoric Department provides free, individualized instruction and assistance with both writing and public speaking . The Writing Center (110 EPB; phone: 319-335-0188) offers suggestions and feedback on all sorts of writing, including course papers, articles intended for publication, theses and dissertations, creative writing, and multimedia projects. (http://writingcenter.uiowa.edu) (412 EPB; phone: 319-335-0205) offers one-on-one and small group The Speaking Center tutoring and consultation to students and instructors on campus who would like to work on any aspect of oral communication. () The Conversation Center (; phone: Ben Hassman at 319-384-4176. The Conversation Center helps undergraduate students develop intercultural awareness and communication skills. Through the Intercultural Conversation Hour and our Conversation Partners Program, students build confidence and cultural fluency with the English language; with informal, verbal “low-stakes” interactions; and with other cultures (http://clas.uiowa.edu/rhetoric/conversation-center).
Week 15: April 24 Week 16: May 1 Close of classes is May 5 The attached Common Policies and Practices document constitutes part of this syllabus. [Note you must attach the current version of this document as part of the syllabus, whether the syllabus is handed out in hard copy or posted on ICON or elsewhere. This is a College requirement.] RHETORIC DEPARTMENT COMMON AND PRACTICES FOR ALL GE RHETORIC COURSES: RHET:1030 RHET:1040 RHET:1060 The University of Iowa The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Department of Rhetoric clas.uiowa.edu/rhetoric Department Chair: Steve Duck, 164 EPB. Call 319-335-0186 or email Department Main Office: 170 EPB. Call 319-335-0178 or To help your transition to university-level scholarship, The Rhetoric Department provides free, individualized instruction and assistance with both writing and public speaking . The Writing Center (110 EPB; phone: 319-335-0188) offers suggestions and feedback on all sorts of writing, including course papers, articles intended for publication, theses and dissertations, creative writing, and multimedia projects. (http://writingcenter.uiowa.edu) The Speaking Center (412 EPB; phone: 319-335-0205) offers one-on-one and small group tutoring and consultation to students and instructors on campus who would like to work on any aspect of oral communication. () The Conversation Center (; phone: Ben Hassman at 319-384-4176. The Conversation Center helps undergraduate students develop intercultural awareness and communication skills. Through the Intercultural Conversation Hour and our Conversation Partners Program, students build confidence and cultural fluency with the English language; with informal, “low-stakes” verbal interactions; and with other cultures (http://clas.uiowa.edu/rhetoric/conversation-center).
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