Our class is open to all kinds of relevant presentations. You can talk to me or your peers if you are stumped for ideas. But first think about what you would like to hear about yourself and chances are that you should report on that. Your job is to teach us something interesting!
PRESENTATIONS-Schedule Week 9/19 - 9/21 1. 2. 9/26-9/28 1. Bryan Gollicker, Xmas Carol & Film 2. 10/3-10/5 1. Aimee McAleer on Cranford 2. 10/10-10/12 1. 2. Shantia Johnson, The legal system 10/17-10/19 1. Pirooz Kalayeh, biography 2. Meredith Wunderlich, panopticism 10/24-10/26 1. Leandra Cate, gender & Dickens 2. Jessica Washburn, Victorian philanthropy 10/31-11/2 1. Cathy Gray, Detective fiction 2. 11/9 1. Bill Dougherty, The History of Historical Fiction 11/14-11/16 1. Marisa Leong, The French Revolution in a nutshell 2. Casey Schmidt, Carlyle, Dickens, and The French Rev 11/21 1. Cindy Johnson, Frozen Deep & 2 Cities; Mike Frazer, ? 11/28-11/30 1. Chris Tischer, the death penalty 2. Tim Sullivan, the public readings 12/5 1. Paul Mathews, Dickens in modern times