Jenna Seehafer English Department College of Arts and Letters

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How to Contact Me Messages Summer and Fall 2005 Projects and Interests

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How to Contact Me

Email:	seehafer@ csus.edu I'm easiest to reach through email.	Office:	CLV 127 also check the computer lab in CLV 131
Office Hours Summer 2005	Tuesdays        1:15-2:15 p:m. Wednesdays   2:00-3:00 p.m. and at other times by appointment	Phone:	916-278-5726 (voice-mail only)
		Mail:	Jenna Seehafer CSUS English Department 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6075
Office Hours Fall 2005	Tuesdays   10:30-11:45 a:m. Tuesdays     1:30-2:30 p.m. and at other times by appointment

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Web Assisted Courses
The following course uses web assisted course materials. After the first day, the class will meet in CLV131, which is a computer lab.  Note that English 109M, Section 2 is not a distance learning course. It still meets on campus, face-to-face, Mondays - Thursdays as scheduled. Students who sign up for this class should know how-- or be willing to learn how-- to use computers to prepare compositions and complete exercises. An active Saclink account, preferably before class begins, and regular access to an online computer are required. Students who do not have their own computers, should plan on using campus computer labs to complete and submit their daily homework online in Word and WebCt.
	English 109M, Section 2	Writing For Proficiency (Multilingual)	M, T, W, R 10:30 a.m.-12:05 p.m.
	Session B: 07-11-05 to 08-21-05

Fall 2005

Web Assisted Courses
The following courses use web assisted course materials and have some online class meetings. However, English20, Section 28 & 30 are not primarily distance learning courses. These sections still meet on campus face-to-face for the majority of classes as scheduled. Students who sign up for these composition classes should know how-- or be willing to learn how-- to use computers for composition and research. An active Saclink account, preferably before classes begin, and regular access to an online computer are required. Students who do not have their own computers, should plan on using campus computer labs to complete and submit their weekly homework in Word and in WebCt.
	English20, Section 28	College Composition II	TR 7:30-8:45 a.m.
	English 20, Section 30	College Composition II	TR 9:00-10:15 a.m.
Traditional Course
	English 109W, Section 12	Writing For Proficiency	TR 12:00-1:15 p.m.

My Projects and Interests

	Literary Theory and Criticism
	Argumentation and Rhetoric
	English as a Second Language
	World Association for Online Education

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