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E100 Program Core Beliefs
UW-Madison English 100 Program
Introduction to English 100
UW-Madison English 100 Program
How to Use This Web Text
UW-Madison English 100 Program
English 100 Program Policies and Resources
UW-Madison English 100 Program
Approaches to Rhetoric, Writing, and Revision in English 100
UW-Madison English 100 Program
Composition Resources
1. Ten Ways To Think About Writing: Metaphoric Musings for College Writing Students
  E. Shelley Reid
2. Movies Explain the World (Of Writing)
  Nikki Mantyla
3. Establishing Tone In Your Writing
  Christopher Blankenship
4. Story As Rhetorical: We Can’t Escape Story No Matter How Hard We Try
  Ron Christiansen
5. Backpacks V. Briefcases: Steps Toward Rhetorical Analysis
  Laura Bolin Caroll
6. Critical Reading
  Jenn Kepka
7. Navigating Genres
  Kerry Dirk
8. So You Wanna Be An Engineer, a Welder, a Teacher? Academic Disciplines and Professional Literacies
  Marlena Stanford and Justin Jory
9. What Does the Professor Want? Understanding the Assignment
  Amy Guptill
10. Strategies For Getting Started
  Monique Babin; Carol Burnell; Susan Pesznecker; Nicole Rosevear; and Jaime Wood
11. Reading Games: Strategies for Reading Scholarly Sources
  Karen Rosenberg
12. Annoying Ways People Use Sources
  Kyle D. Stedman
13. The Traditional Research Paper Is Best
  Alexandria Lockett
14. Patterns of Organization and Methods of Development
  Monique Babin; Carol Burnell; Susan Pesznecker; Nicole Rosevear; and Jaime Wood
15. Transitions and Organization
  Jenn Kepka
16. Developing Relationships Between Ideas
  Monique Babin; Carol Burnell; Susan Pesznecker; Nicole Rosevear; and Jaime Wood
17. Providing Good Feedback
  Jenn Kepka
18. Receiving Feedback
  Jenn Kepka
19. Writing Is Recursive
  Christopher Blankenship
20. What is Revision?
  Jenn Kepka
21. Reverse Outlining
  Monique Babin; Carol Burnell; Susan Pesznecker; Nicole Rosevear; and Jaime Wood
22. Memorability: 6 Keys for Success
  Nikki Mantyla
23. Dash That Oxford Comma! Prestige and Stigma in Academic Writing
  Christie Bogle
Additional Selected Readings
1. The Danger of a Single Story
  Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
2. Politics and the English Language
  George Orwell
3. Lessons for Losing
  Mary Louise Pratt
4. The Appleshaped Earth and We Upon It
  Aurora Shimshak
Student Award-Winning Essays: Narrative
1. The Post-Antibiotic Era: An Imaginative Remediation of “The Spread of Superbugs” from The Economist
  Jared Godfrey
2. The Chapel
  Jake Horwitz
3. Ko-ma-to-rae Stationery Store
  Jade Park
4. The Keeper
  Alexandra Pleasant
5. Oklahoma!
  Alicia Lawson
6. “An Eye For An Eye” Leaves Everyone – With a Lifelong Autoimmune Disease?
  Katie McGlasson
Student Award-Winning Essays: Informative/Explanatory
1. Specialty Coffee: The Pour-Over
  Sophie Chung
2. The Decemberists
  Libby DeGregorio
3. An Accessible Campus
  Brock Gilsdorf
4. Understanding Mass Incarceration of African American Women
  Ruthie Sherman
5. Walleye War
  Jacob Graboski
6. Recognizing PTSD’s Effects on Health Care Professionals
  Sarah Lutz
7. The Red Squiggles: A Cultural and Historical View on Entomophagy
  Emily Jorgensen
8. The Boys Who Fall: The Impacts of Concussions on High School Football Players
  Allison Siegert
Student Award-Winning Essays: Critical/Analytical
1. Community Destruction in North Dakota Oil Boomtowns
  Katharine Berry
2. Look Out for Killer Tomatoes! Similarities Between Genetically Engineered and Traditionally Bred Plants
  Andrew Cunningham
3. The Fight Continues
  Bailey Curtis
4. Genetic Testing: A Question of Morality
  Madeline Longo
5. Introductory Science Courses: Generating Interest in Students
  Ian Zangs
6. Ditch the Jury, Do Justice
  Giovanna Stern
Student Award-Winning Essays/Compositions: Multimodal
1. The New Institution
  Paul Sohn
2. Homework Podcast
  Sophia Madore
3. Grass Lawns in America and Alternative Solutions (zine)
  Lucy Hildebrand
Appendix
English 100 Program: Outstanding Teacher Award Guidelines

English 100 Course Readings

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