| Apprenticeships:
Spring 2009 Schedule
| Writing Center Apprentice Schedule - Spring 2009 |
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| Last |
First |
Sun |
Mon |
Tues |
Wed |
Thurs |
| Cable |
Bill |
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4-5
Dylan Essertier |
| Clark |
Erin |
|
9 - 10 |
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10-11
Fiona Carmody |
| Eisenberg |
Jill |
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2-3
Jake Winckler
3-4 Megan Venable |
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| Estep |
Meagan |
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10-11
Jessie Pascarelli |
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|
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| Gehrke |
Sarah |
6 - 7 Lizzie Petkanics |
7 - 8 |
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1-2
Johanna Gehlbach
2-3 Mona Hovaizi |
| Hegwood |
Colin |
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3-4
Marianne Williams |
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| Hull |
Taylor |
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10 - 12 |
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| Lietzau |
Kathleen |
4-5 Aleena Sorathia |
3-4 Chris Hilpl |
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| Mitchell |
Sam |
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7-8
Maria Ribas |
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| Reilly |
Megan |
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8-9
Madeline Small |
4 - 5
Emily Dowd |
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| Venable |
Catie |
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1-2
Elon Ng |
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2-3
Alex Child
3-4 Erin Edwards |
Writing Center
Training
Each week, you will
work one hour at the Writing Center; you will have a choice of shifts,
but you must choose an hour when a supervisor is working.
Early in the semester you will observe tutor-supervisors at work.
At first, you should conduct a few team tutorials with your supervisor.
Once you begin tutoring on your own, you will be able to consult Joe
Essid or the supervisor on your shift who will serve as your coach.
Later, if demand for the Center's services warrants it, some of you
might change shifts and work without a supervisor. All Writing Center
reports that you type for instructors will be reviewed by Joe Essid
or a supervisor.
Apprenticing
as Writing Fellows
During your weekly hour
at the Writing-Center, you may be assigned drafts from my Eng. 103
class. In class, we will discuss the assignments and best approaches
for assisting these writers. You can find links to my Core schedule with descriptions of assignments
at this link.
Attendance
Policy During Apprenticeships
Your apprenticeships
at the Writing Center not only affect your grade, but they can also
greatly determine whether or not you will be invited to work with
us in the future.
Do not switch hours with another
tutor, unless you've cleared it with Joe Essid and notified your supervisor.
Skipping a session is grounds for dismissal from the program after
the semester ends, and it will lower your grade in class.
Conversely, some students who provide
us drafts can be cavalier about keeping their appointments with tutors.
If you are "stood up," return the paper to Joe Essid. In
some cases he may ask you to make one "good faith" effort
to contact the writer.
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