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Welcome to the Purdue Online Writing Lab

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This page is brought to you by the OWL at Purdue University. When printing this page, you must include the entire legal notice. Copyright ©1995-2018 by The Writing Lab & The OWL at Purdue and Purdue University. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, reproduced, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without permission.

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What to do if you have computer/technical problem

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What to do if you have computer/technical problem

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To submit a support of service request: Contact the Help Desk at 970-247-7444 during normal College business hours Monday through Friday. Submit an online request at https://askit.fortlewis.edu. Email askIT@fortlewis.edu.

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It certainly isn't the only form of thinking. Our brains process ideas in different ways mathematically, musically, and visually But our use of language allows us to share ideas, pass on knowledge, engage in debate, and advance our understanding of the world. In college, writing is the vehicle through which we learn new ideas and share them with one another.

-Bridges to Better Writing, Second Edition, Nazario, Borchers, and Lewis (2013).

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Participation and Attendance Policy:
Online: Please participate 3-5 hours per week.  3 credits means 3 hours of "seat time" and 3 hours "at home"
HYBRID: We will meet 1-2 times per week depending on the assignments, please attend class.
It is important to keep up with scheduled assignments because I scaffold all of our work, meaning that one skill leads to the next, etc. For this reason, completing an assignment 3 or 4 weeks later does not lead to effective learning and mastery of concepts. As a result, late work has automatic deductions. This policy helps you develop good habits for success in this and all courses.
Canvas Participation Expectations
You will need to log into Canvas almost every day or make a schedule for yourself. It is up to you to check your grade and keep up with assignments, but know that I am available if you're having trouble or have questions. Don't hesitate to contact me. But please check CANVAS first!
Instructor Response Time
I usually respond within a few minutes to calls, emails or texts received during my office hours. If I'm teaching or driving, obviously, it may take a couple of hours to respond. It would be rare for me to take longer than 24 hours to respond.

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Comprehensive Info on Comp 150 Rhetoric and Research

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FLC email: gldubit@fortlewis.edu
Office Hours: Noble 242. Text me to ensure I am there! (970)759-1691, your name FIRST!
Tuesday 12-2
Thursday 12-2
Online Office hours: I am happy to Zoom with you during those office hours. Text or Email me (in Canvas Inbox not Outlook)and we can meet in my Zoom room located in Zoom LTI Pro

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Research&Rhetoric

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The Writing Center * University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Tips & Tools - The Writing Center * University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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We welcome feedback about these handouts and suggestions for additional handouts. Please email us or call us with your ideas.

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https://www.fortlewis.edu/about-flc/leadership/presidents-office/land-acknowledgment

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The history of Fort Lewis College is interwoven with the history and people of southwest Colorado and the Four Corners area - it is unique among the educational institutions in this country. It is the history of this institution that has shaped the college that overlooks Durango today and serves thousands of students every year.

Fort Lewis College exists to provide the same exceptional educational opportunities to every student who walks through the doors of any campus building.

Honor & respect

Preceding on-campus events, the following land acknowledgment is read for guests, to honor and respect the land on which we gather:

"I would like to start by acknowledging that the land we gather on today, at Fort Lewis College, is the ancestral lands and territories of Nuchu (Ute), Apache, the Pueblos, Hopi, Zuni, and the Diné Nation. We think it is important to provide this acknowledgment because the narratives of this land and region have long been told from one dominant perspective, without full acknowledgment of the tribes who lived on this land before it was Fort Lewis College. Thank you for your attention and respect in acknowledging this important history."

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The history of Fort Lewis College is interwoven with the history and people of southwest Colorado and the Four Corners area - it is unique among the educational institutions in this country. It is the history of this institution that has shaped the college that overlooks Durango today and serves thousands of students every year.