Our 1102 Spring course has a Caribbean theme - "Voyages in the Caribbean". Each student has "adopted" an island or country in the Caribbean Basin -the area in and surrounding the Caribbean Sea. Their research projects focus on learning more about their island or country and its history and culture. As in other classes, the goal is for students to read and write from a rhetorical perspective that views texts as W.O.V.E.N. artifacts (Written, Oral, Visual, Electronic, Non-verbal). In other words, language and texts are more than just print symbols. We communicate through multiple modes. Therefore, we practice W.O.V.E.N through "writing" blogs.
Want to see what students have done? Click on any of their blogs and let them know how they are doing.
Want to see what students have done? Click on any of their blogs and let them know how they are doing.
| Last Name | First Name | Island/Region | Blog Address |
| Asim | Saad | Cuba | https://piratekingsaad.blogspot.com |
| Bacon | Conner | pending | https://caribbeanconner.blogspot.com/ |
| Coley | Gaston | Dutch ABC Islands | https://tropicalabc.blogspot.com/ |
| Hernandez | Tony | US Virgin Islands | https://tbenher.blogspot.com/ |
| Kebe | Sidiki | Jamaica | https://guinea27.blogspot.com/ |
| Magar | Gopal | Bahamas | https://sujin3.blogspot.com/ |
| Malembo | Didi | Puerto Rico | https://dmalembo.blogspot.com/ |
| Rose | David | Antigua & Barbuda | https://bzdrip.blogspot.com/ |
| Unterman | Rachel | Suriname | https://roscoebiggles.blogspot.com/ |
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