Office: Warde Academic Center, N426, Telephone: 773-298-3237, email: kolich@sxu.edu |
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Hours (Fall, 2008), TTH 9:30-11, 1-2 & by appt. |
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| Academic
Biography: BA in English, Rutgers University; MA and PhD,
University of Chicago. Areas of Specialization: 19th- and 20th- century American literature, literary theory, and business communications. Pre-SXU Teaching Experience: Penn State University, Wabash College, and Bucknell University |
| Present
Position: Associate Professor at SXU for over 20 years |
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| English 101.07.2009F |
| Composition |
| English 207.02.2008F |
| Literary studies |
| Signs 1 |
| Signs 2 |
| English 360.2008F |
| Contemporary American Fiction |
| English
203: Survey of American Literature (Spring, 2008) |
| Course
Outline: Syllabus |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #1 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #2 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes:
Test #3 English 203: Lecture Notes: Test #4 |
| English
102 Sections 6 & 7 (Spring, 2008) |
| Course
Outline: Syllabus |
| Short Essay Instructions |
| Documented
Essays Instructions Instructions: Oral Presentation |
| Signs #1 |
| Signs #2 |
| English
207.01: English Studies (Fall, 2007) |
| Course
Outline |
| Short Essay
Instructions |
| Documented
Essay Instructions |
| Group
Report Instructions |
| Study
Guide: Mid-term and
Final |
| Signs #1 |
| Signs #2 |
| English
395: Senior Seminar: Don DeLillo (Fall, 2007) |
| Course
Outline |
| Map to my
house |
| Readings:Critical
Essays |
| Report Group
Members |
| English
360: Contemporary American Fiction (Spring, 2007) |
| Course
Outline |
| Guidelines:
Group Reports |
| Short
Essay Descriptions |
| Study
Guide: Test Questions |
| English
203: Survey of American Literature (Spring, 2007) |
| Course
Outline |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #1 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #2 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #3 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #4 |
| English
207: English Studies (Spring, 2007) |
| Course
Outline |
| Short Essay
Instructions |
| Documented
Essay Instructions |
| Group
Reports: Instructions Study Guide; Mid-Term and Final |
| Signs #1 |
| Signs #2 |
| Courses for Fall, 2007 |
| English
207: English Studies --Course Syllabus --Short Essay Instructions --Documented Essay Instructions --Group reports: Instructions --Signs #1 --Signs #2 |
| English
321: American Literature, Romantic Period --Course Syllabus --Major Tenets of Transcendentalism; Study guide #1 --Final--Study Guide --Oral Presentations: Instructions --Short Essay Instructions |
| Courses for Spring, 2006 |
| English 354: Business
Communication |
| --Course
Syllabus --Projects --Resume Information |
| English 102: Research and Writing |
| --Course
Syllabus --Short Essays: Descriptions, continued --Documented Essay: Descriptions-Updated for Essay #2 --Signs #1 --Signs #2 |
| English 360: Modern American
Drama |
| --Course
Syllabus |
| --Open
Workshop:
Assignments/Instruction --Description: Research Essay on a dramatist --Production Book Assignment |
| English 203: Survey of American
Literature (Fall, 2005) |
| Course
Outline |
| English
203: Lecture Notes: Test #1 |
| English_203:
Lecture Notes:: Test #2 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #3 |
| English 203:
Lecture Notes: Test #4 |
| English 360: Contemporary American Fiction
(Fall, 2005) |
| Course
Outline |
| Guidelines:
Group Reports |
| English_360:_Short
essay
Description English 360: Test Questions |
| English 207 (Spring, 2005): Study Documents |
| Signs:
Lesson 1 Signs: Lesson 2 |
| Spring
Course Syllabi (2005) |
| English
354.02: Business
Communications (Tuesday/Thursday 8-9:20) --Business Communications Projects English 321.01: American Literature of the Romantic Period (Tuesday/Thursday 11-12:20) English 160.01: Introduction to the American Short Story (Tuesday/Thursday 12:30-2) English 207.07: Introduction to Literary Interpretation (Tuesday/Thursday 3:30-4:50) |
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