# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
See all the wonderful things mfankon has made

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
See all the wonderful things Henry K has made

# data[].attributes.body
Literature Review

Proposed argument/ Research question
valid sources
In-text citations
Counter argument

# data[].attributes.body
The most important thing to having a good screenplay is having a good story. If you don't have an interesting story, then no one is going to want to read your screenplay. It also has to be something that you are able to describe in only a sentence or two. Another important aspect of a screenplay is believable characters. If you have believable characters, then you'll be able to do whatever you want with the dialogue. You just have to make sure that it makes sense for the character. There's another aspect that a lot of people might not know about and that's the format. All screenplays are written in the same format and if yours isn't properly formatted, no one will read your script.

# data[].attributes.body
Criteria for Grassroots article
-Brief introduction to CHAT
-Individualized story or finding that relate to CHAT
-Relate topic to CHAT
-Present examples of how CHAT helped you in a situation
- Overall Goal: present a story or experience of yours, preferably related to your discourse community, that is an example of how genre analysis helped you. Present an incident and connect it to genre

# data[].attributes.body
English majors are on the decline in a world where stories are more important than ever. Not only does the author make a case for story tellers, but also story readers, suggesting that things like the housing bubble was caused, in part, by people's belief in the story of home ownership for all.
The head of Australia's central bank urged colleagues to focus on stories instead of numbers, as those stories for an integral part of the public views the world. Stories provide an avenue to communicate how policies and actions will effect the public.

# data[].attributes.body
- People are going away from English and Humanities because STEM majors create more steady pay

- Parents don't want their kids to go in to English

- English is Subjective

- English gives you better thinking skills, whereas math does not

- English majors in 2017 had a lower unemployment rate than Math majors

- Overall, humanities degrees salary increases over the years, whereas in science you stay stagnant

- Do you think that the lack of English Teachers will impact the future generations English understanding?

# data[].attributes.headline
Maddie, Liza, Response to why we need English 

# data[].attributes.subject
Maddie, Liza, Response to why we need English 

# data[].attributes.body
We need English because for one it gives diversity for the work place having many like-minded people may cause for a lack of innovation. Many business majors who all take similar business classes then take some sort of business job all relatively bring the same thing to the table but a English major may have different views or skill sets to help a business succeed. The article mentioned that there were lower unemployment rates for  English majors than math and computer science majors. This is probably due to a shift what people are using college for now-a-days. Like the article mentioned many students in college have their parents pushing them to do something "practical" and college is used as "Job" training instead of how it used to be used which was for higher education and gaining cultural capital.

Do you think Graduate programs want undergraduate majors in the same program or do they want different majors? For example do Graduate Psychology programs want psychology majors or do Business graduate programs want business majors?

# data[].attributes.body
-There are more storytellers and story analyzers around

-The perception is that STEM is the path to employment. Majors in computer science and health fields have nearly doubled from 2009 to 2017.

-It’s the biggest drop for any major tracked by the center in its annual data

-we need people to know how to write and use grammatical stuff

-To add diversity to the workforce

-It is important to not always talk about numbers and computers, but giving people stories that they will understand

-Stories matter even to the marketplace

# data[].attributes.body
There was a big decline in English Majors while there was a big increase in STEM Majors.  We believe English expands your communication abilities which is just as important if not more important that math.  English Majors had a lower unemployment rate than math and computer science majors which shows that English can give you more options in the working field.

What fields would English Majors be able to find jobs in that you wouldn't expect?

# data[].attributes.body
-An annotated bibliography is a set of summaries or evaluations of sources related to one large topic

-Searching for multiple sources related to a topic can take a lot of time, but having a variety of summaries of those sources can help with the writing process for any kind of research

- Tuhe length of the annotations depends on the source

-language of the summary comes form an academic language/ source

# data[].attributes.body
An annotated bibliography is a set of summaries or evaluations of sources related to a larger topic. These help you be more prepared for large research projects or presentations. When you set out to to write an annotated bibliography , you need to know the purpose of your writing.

# data[].attributes.body
Angela Gentile explains how she uses annotated bibliography. She starts her research by compiling her list of possible sources, and creates and annotated bibliography to organize and record basic information from each article to come back to later.
1. Focuses on broad summaries, not intricate details
2. Length of bib. is dependent on length of research.
3. Language is mostly academic, though personal tone and understand are important.
4. First step in her writing process after she creates the paper's title.
5. Used to create a sort of table of contents for the selected texts to reference later during writing.
6. Angela used sources less reliable sources such as Youtube for inspiration/topics to continue researching, but not as proof.

# data[].attributes.body
1. What is your name?
2. What's your occupation?
3. How long have you been at your current position?
4. How did you transition from being new in the industry to where you are now?
5. What kind of writing do you do on a daily basis?
6. Are there any limitations on your writing?
7. What advice would give someone just starting out?
8. What kind of writing do you see on a day to day basis?
9. How frequently do you need to write?
10. What forms of writing do you do?
11. Where do you get your writing inspiration?
12. When do you most commonly write?

# data[].attributes.body
1. What are some common forms of communication you use in your workplace?
2. What form of communication due you use with your colleagues?
3. Can you name a time that a lack communication impacted your work?
4. How does your intended audience affect your writing?
5. How much of your time working is spent communicating?
6. How many distinct groups do you communicate with?

# data[].attributes.body
What Genres made you successful?
What forms of communication were most important to get you into Grad school?
What was your uptake process in applying to Grad school?
What research, if any, did you conduct while engaging in this activity?
Were there other people involved in the production of this genre?
What is all the writing done in your career?

# data[].attributes.body
1st article:
Author writing letters to her friend that was away and the article mentioned how she had to learn how to use different genres because she went from texting to having to write letters.
2nd article:
It was a different approach to CHAT by acknowledging that the clothes you wear sends messages to other people.

# data[].attributes.body
"I'll write to you" analysis
--

The ecology of military letters has a heightened importance, as there is a long chain of events which must work together to get the letters to their destination.
This also plays into the narrators choice to limit the number of letters she sent, and to keep them concise, as they would be delivered in batches.
Production - the service member was unable to view contemporary electronic communication, and so "snail mail" became the choice method.

"Wrestling Shirts"
--
It is surprising how much socialization something as simple as a T-shirt can provide. While some use a T-shirt to clothe them self, others see them as an opportunity to send a message about themselves.

# data[].attributes.body
Key Points

Wrestling T-Shirts

1)  The author is relating CHAT to everyday life, specifically the clothing that people wear.

2)  He states that he thinks socialization fits well with clothing choices because  clothing can represent ones social and cultural practices.

3) Do you try to have your clothing represent your social and cultural practices?

# data[].attributes.body
1. 3-5 key points
• learned persuasive and analytical writing in undergrad english classes
• different areas (emails, SAP) with unspoken guidelines within all types of writing within his job
• communication is crucial in his company and is important for everyone to explain simply and in the most understandable way
• while navigating new writing situations there was very little formal training had to learn on the go.
2. how article is related to our course
• deals with our class because it deals with the production of genres as well as dealing with genre in your professional occupation.
• good for us to see how an interview goes, what questions to ask, how professional to be as well as how to format it.
3. quote
• "The one thing that I wasn’t adequately prepared for, which is a surprise in the global world of today, was how to write to someone who may not speak your language very well, or someone who may not understand the subject that you’re writing about very well." (PG 154)
4. questions
• did CHAT and learning about genres actually help or prepare your for the needs of your job?

# data[].attributes.body
1.
a. Jordan is a part of many discourse communities and must tailor his language to each one.
b. He mainly writes persuasively on the job.
c. As part of his job, he must "translate" real world problems into language his developers can understand.
d. He job seems to be entirely comprised of writing.

2. Jordan's job exemplifies the need for technical writing in the workplace, and proves that CHAT can be a valuable resource when working.

3. " The kinds of writing that I do professionally align slightly with the types of writing I was asked to do in college and even more so with the types of writing I was asked to do when getting my MBA. "
Relates to "mutt" genres, and demonstrates how learning the tenants of technical writing is more valuable than learning specific forms, as those forms may not prove useful in the future.

4. Do you have any experience with writing to groups with very different sets of knowledge than your own? (Young readers, foreign readers, etc)

# data[].attributes.body
1.) Key points:                              He talked about how he had to persuade his coworkers/customers.

Write according to his audience

Grammar was important

2.) The article is related to our course because it shows how even in the real world their are many genres that apply to our work outside of school.

3.) "The majority of the time, however, I’ve learned how to write or how to improve my writing simply based on experience, trial, and error." page 154

4.)  How do you think college writing transitions to your profession ?

# data[].attributes.body
1. Some of the key points were that he had to learn how to communicate with other people who didn't primarily speak English, he had learn new software as well create new ways to communicate with the software, and it's important to speak to your audience in the correct tone and dialect. For example you wouldn't speak to your friend in the same way you would speak to your boss.

2. He conducted a similar interview to how we are going to interview our industry professionals. Also he used different genres to communicate with numerous people for his job.

3. "In all of those cases, persuasive writing from college comes into play and is very helpful." This stuck out to us because it highlights how important your work in college can be. All of the writing skills that the interviewee learned were later put into practice for his job.

4. If you were interviewing someone you knew for a job, how would it be different from someone you didn't?

# data[].attributes.body
my field is sales

10 genres in sales

self-help books

a contacts list

Thank you notes

meeting notes from your boss

conferences (learning how to sell with special tips and tricks)

advertising/marketing the product

pamphlet for the product

a referral sheet

weekly sales reports

income statements

# data[].attributes.body
Genres of Health safety

·       Dietitian

·       Nurse

·       Doctors

·       Environmental science

·       Biologists

·       Pharmacist

·       Health management

·       Psychologist

·       Sociologist

·       Epidemiologists

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
See all the wonderful things Henry K has made

# data[].attributes.body
Marketing genres: Powerpoints, Youtube posts, customer service, Proposals, Website, Sales, emails, writing articles

# data[].attributes.body
- Homework
- Lesson Plans
- Group Projects
- Standardized Tests
- Curriculum
- Administrative Postions
-  Experiments
- Research Papers

# data[].attributes.body
Business :
Memos,
Annual Reports,
Income Statements,
Power Points,
Emails,
Cash Flow,
Taxes, Phone Calls, Meetings, Negotiations

# data[].attributes.body
Discourse Community: Marketing  and  Fashion design & merchandising

Genre in community:

Mood boards

Websites

PowerPoint presentations

Case studies

Research Papers

Magazines

Advertisements (commercials, print, online, ect.)

You tube videos

Instagram posts

Blog posts

# data[].attributes.body
Marketing genres:

# data[].attributes.body
Genres in Psychology
- IEP plans
-504 plans
-Bibliography
-DSM handbook
-Treatment plans
-Observations
-Psychological exams
-Behavioral/patient notes
-Medical prescriptions
-Medical records
-Analysis of patient records
-Conducting surveys

Case studies

experimental studies

research papers

lab reports/empirical papers

journal articles

statistics

novels

research proposals

dissertation

# data[].attributes.body
Genres in Biology
-Lab report
-Manuscript
-Graphical data
-Analysis (analytics)
-Lab experiment (procedure)
-Lab Manual
-Binomial Nomenclature
-Diagnosis
-Manuscript Abstract
-Prescription

# data[].attributes.body
Accounting : Auditor, Budget Analysis, Forensic Accountant, Tax Accountant,

# data[].attributes.body
clinical social worker

professional counselor

educational school counselor

substance abuse counselor

behavioral disorder counselor

marriage and family therapist

# data[].attributes.body
Family consumer sciences- dietitian, interior design, fashion, food management -Cam D

# data[].attributes.body
My discourse community is psychology...  careers in this field include helping people

# data[].attributes.body
Psychology, psychotherapy, behavioral health coordinator, High school therapist, Clinical psychologist, psychiatrist

# data[].attributes.body
Sales

Customer Relations

Purchasing/Procurement

Retail

Banking

Market Research

Brand/Product Management

# data[].attributes.body
Marketing

# data[].attributes.body
Fashion design & merchandasing Professions:

Apparel Designer

Clothing Industry Specialist

Distribution Coordinator

Fabric Designer

Fashion Merchandiser

Merchandising Coordinator

Product Developer

Production Analyst

Project Manager

Pattern Designer

Quality Control Specialist

Researcher

Retail Consultant

Sales Analyst

Textile Scientist

Visual Merchandising Designer

Retail Salespersons

Fabric and Apparel Patternmakers

Fashion Designers

Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing (except technical and scientific products)

# data[].attributes.body
Different marketing positions

Marketing and Promotions Manager

Marketing Promotions Specialist

Marketing Specialist

Marketing Assistant

Marketing Associate

Direct Marketing Manager

Analyst Performance Marketing

Database Marketing Analyst

Direct Marketing Specialist

Direct Marketing Representative

# data[].attributes.body
My major is Marketing but that's only because it sounds creative. Professions: Media planner, Brand/Product manager, Event planer, Public relations representative, Marketing manager, Sales representative.

# data[].attributes.body
Disclosed community : Marketing and Fashion design & merchandising

# data[].attributes.body
I belong to the communications discourse community! This major is a large umbrella that encompasses many different jobs! Specifically, I am involved in the Mass Media aspect of the major.

Programming

Production

Promotion

News Reporting

News Producing

News Videography

Sportscasting

Weather Forecasting

Anchoring

Management

Sales

# data[].attributes.body
Education

# data[].attributes.body
Biology
-Marine biology
-Ecology
-Research
-Biological Engineering
-Medicine (M.D, D.O, Nursing, P.A)
-Physical Therapy
-Dental Professional (Oral hygienist)
-Chiropractic
-Biotechnology
-Pharmaceutical
-Laboratory Analyst

# data[].attributes.body
psychology

# data[].attributes.body
Education professions include teachers, principals, deans, counselors, etc.

# data[].attributes.body
1.     Knowledge Articles

2.     Forum posts

3.     Ticketing Software

4.     API Documentation

5.     Emails

6.     Youtube Guide

7.     Research Paper/Article

8.     Code Commenting

9.     Research Proposal
10.  GUI

# data[].attributes.body
1.     Data Scientist

2.     Computer Engineer

3.     Software Developer

4.     Systems Analyst

5.     Hardware Engineer

6.     Information Systems

7.     Information Security

8.     Web Developer

9.     Database Administrator

# data[].attributes.body
Family consumer sciences

# data[].attributes.body
Hi, y'all! How about using this padlet for sharing your posts about the discourse community you are going to research in our course and the list of professions in this field?! Make your posts and comment on your peers' posts - find people who are in the similar discourse community with you and work together on the list of professions!