Honor Code: You will be expected to read and follow St. George's honor code.  You may collaborate in your preparation for tests but all written work (essays and tests) must be your own unless explicitly state otherwise.  Also, all sources used in the preparation of assignments must be properly cited. We will varying forms of citation and will spend ample time determining what constitutes proper citation techniques. 

A Note on Essays/Presentations: I'll allow you to rewrite essays (and to reflect and tweak presentations after the fact) so let's approach due dates with a "best by" date. What's a "best by" date? Think of it like produce or milk. It's best by a specific date (when it's due in this case) but with proper planning and communication you can turn it in after the due date, but with less profound feedback from me. Here's the link for the Due Date Change Request Form.

You will find ways to make the spaces you live and work in more democratic. You will practice using your voice and influence to make change through public narrative, collective action, and media.

"What is my role and responsibility as a participant in this democracy?" "As a young person in society?" "As a member of the St. George's community?"

Comprehension Surveys (10%)---these are quizzes. They will be routine and check for understanding of basic concepts from nightly homeworks. Should we allow you to retake them? You're annotating this syllabus. You tell me.