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Sandra L. Giles

English and Creative Writing,

Dept. of Literature and Language, School of Liberal Arts

 

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Office: Conger 310, 391-4961

Office hours for Spring 2012 (Jan 9-Apr 27)  MWF 9:30-10, 11-1. TR 12:15-1, 3-3:30. Other times available by appointment. Call or email.

sgiles@abac.edu

 

 

Syllabi/Course Policies for the Current Semester

ENGL 3050 Writing the Rural Life

ENGL 2112 World Lit II

ENGL 1102 Honors

ENGL 1101

 

Course Descriptions

Writing the Rural Life (ENGL 3050)

Fiction Writing (HUMN 1100)

 

 

Schedules

World Lit II Schedule for 18th Century

1102 H Schedule for Essay 1

1102 H Schedule for Summary Unit

1101 Schedule for Essay 1

 

Essay Assignment Sheets/Topics

1102 H Essay 1--Argument

1102 H Summary Assignment

World Lit II Researched Essay--see "Handouts for Literature Classes" below

1101 Assignment/Topics for Essay 1

 

Journal Lists

 

 

Handouts for Creative Writing Classes

Responding to (Workshopping) Fiction

Setting in Fiction

Character in Fiction

Plot in Fiction

Revising at the Level of Story

Revising at the Level of Scene

Revising at the Level of Language

 

 

Handouts for Literature Classes

18th Century Terms Handout

Studying Drama

Moliere Study Questions

World Lit II Research Paper Assignment

Researching Literature

Peer Workshop Instructions for Literature Classes

Researched Essay Hints for Literature Classes

 

 

Handouts For Composition Classes

Proofreading Fun

Grading Descriptions for Composition Classes

Make-Up Peer Workshop Instructions

Revision Hints for Researched Essays

Revising an Essay at the Levels of Meaning, Structure, Strategy

Getting More and Better Content into an Essay

Letter to the Reader Assignment

FSU's Avoiding Plagiarism Handout/Exercise

 

 

Other Handouts

TurnItIn.Com instructions for students

Permission Form for Recommendation Letters

 

 

 

Professional Information

Ph.D., Creative Writing and Composition/Rhetoric, Florida State University, 2008

M.A., English, Valdosta State University, 1991

B.A., English, Valdosta State University, 1989

A.A., English, Abraham Baldwin College, 1987

 

Sandra has been teaching college writing and literature classes since 1991 and has been at ABAC since 1997. She writes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and scholarship, and has had work published in Wilderness House Literary Review, The Southeast Review, Writing Spaces, The AWP Pedagogy Papers, On Writing: A Process Reader, Feeling Our Way: a Writing Teacher’s Sourcebook, and Pegasus. She has presented at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference (AWP), the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC), as well as other writing and teaching conferences. She also serves as a Teacher-Consultant for the Blackwater Writing Project, a unit of the National Writing Project out of Valdosta State University. Click here for my current Vita (resume).