Discussion Leader Schedule

Dear students,

Below is the schedule for the discussion leaders.  Discussion leaders simply post their summary, comments, and questions to the blog and the rest of you post at least two 100 word comments.  Don't worry if you aren't too sure what to do.  I'll post the first entry on our first reading to give you an idea of what I am looking for.


Discussion Leader/Blog Poster:  Remember the blog post must be up by 1pm on the day of the reading, must be at least 400 words, and must have at least 2 discussion questions at the end

7/7: Andorfer, Elena

7/11: Beaver, Josie

7/12: Deng, Jing

7/13: Ellis, Ariana

7/14: Hahn, Eunice

7/17: Harkless, Alexis (Student will post link to news item, explain the connection to our course, and at least two questions for other students to comment upon)

7/18: Kline, Katina

7/19: Klopfenstein, Audra

7/21: Koskie, Desiree

7/24: Losekamp, Hunter

7/25: Miller, Sarah (Student will post link to song, movie, or TV show, explain the connection to our course, and at least two questions for other students to comment upon)

7/26: Mobley, Makayla

7/28: Musser, Daphne

8/1: Oldham, Karissa

8/2: Rice, Tori

8/4: Rocha, Alex

8/7: Shackelford, Ru (Student will post link to news item, explanation of connection to our course, and at least two questions for other students to comment upon)

8/8: Szelepski, Tammy

8/9: Thompson, Malorie


8/11: White, Teena

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