Jodi Campbell and Caitlin Holton are conducting three workshops in the month of October that focus on the basics of essay writing. On completion of the full workshop series, students will:
- Be able to recognize and create excellent thesis statements
- Understand the importance structure plays in essay writing and be able to manipulate it to its best effect
- Recognize the role evidence plays in essay writing
- Evaluate sources, particularly online sources, for appropriateness in history essays
Jodi Campbell and Caitlin Holton are conducting three workshops in the month of October that focus on the basics of essay writing. On completion of the full workshop series, students will:
- Be able to recognize and create excellent thesis statements
- Understand the importance structure plays in essay writing and be able to manipulate it to its best effect
- Recognize the role evidence plays in essay writing
- Evaluate sources, particularly online sources, for appropriateness in history essays
On Thursday, October 20 from 4:00 to 5:30pm Dr. Ian Mosby of York University & the University of Guelph will speak: “Tealess Teas, Meatless Days, and Recipes for Victory: Food, Gender and Citizenship in Wartime Canada, 1939-1945."
Readings & roundtable discussion on the practice and poetics of
editing in Canada by renowned poet-editors.
Robert Bringhurst, George Ell
iott Clarke, Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, Frank Davey, Roy Miki, Daniel David
Moses
Everyone is welcome, register via email at transcan@uoguelph.ca or
by calling 519-824-4120 x56825
www.transcanadas.ca/editingmodernism.ca
Ian Mosby will talk about "Tealess Teas, Meatless Days, and Re
cipes for Victory: Food, Gender and Citizenship in Wartime Canada, 1939-19
45".
For more information visit - http://www.uoguelph.ca/history/wartime-f
ood-gender-dr-ian-mosby-canada-community-identity-talk