Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at TCC
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Wednesday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m.
Creative writing professor and translator Carolina DeRobertis, author of best-selling novel The Invisible Mountain, published in 16 countries and 12 languages, will present the college-wide keynote address followed by a reception.
TCC Advanced Technology Center, Virginia Beach Campus
Click here for the various campus events and to contact the person in charge.
And now the extra credit for my students:
You can earn up to 30 extra points total, ten each for different kind of event you attend, up to three events. My suggestions:
- The Keynote Address
- Motorcycle Diaries (¡Viva la Revolucion!)
- Frida Kahlo exhibit
Consider addressing at least one or several of these bullets:
- Use specific details, painting a picture for your audience: What was the tone of the presentation, the mood, what were the audiences' responses?
- How did the speakers/art/film make you feel?
- What did it make you think?
- What did you learn?
- Praise it or critique it, or both.
- What did you like most and/or least?
- What does it tell us about how we construct identity and/or culture?
- What other unique response can you give?
Word Count: 400+ words each, but make sure you've got a complete essay in the end, therefore if it needs to be longer, make it longer. ¿Comprende?
Value: 10 points possible for each event
Due Date: 20 October 2010 for all responses.
Submission: Responses accepted as Google Doc or blog posts:
- Google Docs responses must be in MLA format, proofread, spell checked, etc. Good writing, you know?
- Blog posts should have spaces between paragraphs, proofread, spell checked, etc. Good writing, you know? Any student who creates and posts on a blog must send me their main blog address, to which I will link from my blog here.
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