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ENG 101: SAMPLE SYLLABI

Teachers of ENG 101 have generously provided these sample syllabi to serve as representative examples of SIUE's first-year writing courses. They offer a range of different approaches to ENG 101 in keeping with the course's standard goals & objectives. The purpose of this database of materials is not to provide "ready to go" syllabi that can be simply distributed to students; rather, the pedagogical materials on these pages are intended to inspire ideas, offer suggestions, and provide guidelines for teachers creating their own syllabi (in addition, some examples use textbooks no longer in standard use at SIUE, or are linked to other courses as part of SIUE's Freshman Seminar Program, and so forth). Wherever possible, syllabi have been linked to their corresponding assignment and/or activity sheets and handouts. Particular elements of interest for documents are noted in the "highlights/remarks" column.

While most classroom materials are to some extent collaboratively authored (instructors make use of "teaching lore" -- the pedagogical materials that we share, however formally or informally, from graduate coursework, colleagues, and other sources), the heavy revisions of and additions to individuals' course materials (especially over time) make each document unique; they have been attributed accordingly. All materials are owned by their respective authors.

Materials are provided in MS Word format (.doc) (unless otherwise noted) for convenient revisability.

AuthorHighlights/RemarksMaterials Included
Laura Dempsey Fall 2008
  • Thematic Course -- "Visual Arts"
  • Contract Grading
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Heather G. S. Johnson Fall 2007
  • Complete Representative Example
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Matthew S. S. Johnson & Erin Vigneau Dimick Fall 2008
  • Freshman Seminar -- meets with ART 111
  • Co-taught
  • Additional Policies
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Eileen Joy Fall 2003 (outside link)
  • Thematic Course -- "Personal History, Collective Culture & The Ethics of Remembering"
  • Additional Policies
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Deborah Mashibini Fall 2008
  • Thematic Course -- "On the Margins"
  • Contract Grading
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Deborah Mashibini & Lisa Tellor Kelley Spring 2009
  • Thematic Course -- "Who Cares? An Exploration of Human Interdependence"
  • Co-taught
  • Contract Grading
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Sharon James McGee Fall 2008
  • Expanded Daily Schedule
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Nicola Schmidt Fall 2008
  • Additional Policies
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Jeffrey Skoblow Fall 2007
  • Freshman Seminar -- linked with History 111b
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts
  • Camille Subramaniam Fall 2008
  • Course Outline
  • Course Policies
  • Daily Schedule
  • Unit Breakdown
  • Assignment Sheets
  • Activity Sheets/Handouts

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