The Celebration of English Studies event provided faculty members, administrators, graduate students, and our distinguished alumnus Karl Sandelin with the opportunity to view ENGL 2000 students' collaborative poster presentations and to honor our amazing team coaches for the work they've done this semester assisting their learning teams. The photos that follow were taken by team coach Lizze Fowler and by me. PDF files of the students' posters, as well as clips from the students' interviews of faculty members, are located in earlier posts.
For more photos of the event, use this link to the Department of English's Gleanings Blog:
Post: ENGL 2000 Celebration Attracts Numerous Visitors
Link: http://wmuenglishevents.blogspot.com/2009/11/engl-2000-celebration-attracts-numerous.html
Setting Up the Classroom for the Poster Presentations
Team Eight Waits to Put Its Poster Up
The usual chaos ensues as students rearrange the furniture in 2208 Dunbar.
Moving the tables: it's an ENGL 2000 thing.
Just before our guests arrived.
Helena, one of our team coaches, reminds us of a very important rule.
The 15 dozen cookies that we made disappear so as not to be in violation of the very important rule.
Poster Set Up
Team Five displayed examples of ye olde books and ye newfangled Kindle.
Team Two's enthusiasm for Romantic poetry cannot be contained.
Team Three's Challenging Title Drew Much Interest
Team Nine is ready to talk about Wild Things.
Speaking With Our Guests
President Dunn looks at Team Eleven's Poster on Banned Books
Our distinguished alumnus, Karl Sandelin, talks with team coach Staci Stutsman, as other guests view the posters.
Dr. Cynthia Klekar discusses Team Six's poster on the Guerrilla Girl movement.
