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Kristin Scott Ph.D. Candidate, Cultural Studies George Mason University, Fairfax, VA |
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Adjunct Faculty, Department of Sociology Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program American University, Washington, D.C. |
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Adjunct Faculty, Cultural Studies, New Century College, Bachelor of Individualized Study & Arts and Visual Technology George Mason University, Fairfax, VA |
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Adjunct Faculty, Department of Organizational Sciences and Communication The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. |
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Oral Presentations of Reviews or Art/Media
At the beginning of the semester, you will each choose one week in which to do an oral presentation of a review or example of art or media that you have chosen, focusing on how it reflects, informs, or contradicts what we are discussing the week you are presenting (in other words, it must somehow relate to the “theme” that week and the assigned readings). You may choose any review or example of art/media of any length, and in 8-10 minutes, you will discuss its relevance to our topic for that week. You will be a sort of mini-teacher during that time period, and you will have full use of the computer, DVD player, screen – whatever you need to make your oral presentation. I will go over this process in more depth prior to the beginning of oral presentations. The oral presentation will count as 15% of your total grade.
Schedule for Spring Semester:
March 15th: Ben, Shannon, Mark |
March 29th: John, Kristy, Neill |
April 12th: Elena, JONathan, Jon |
April 19th: Rikki, Javier, Zachary |
May 3rd: Danielle | |
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