On this page will be posted your various assignment topics. 

They will be available well in advance of the due dates.  Simply click the appropriate link in the box below.

MARK DISTRIBUTION IN PERCENT:

• Students who did not submit all major assignments will receive a failing grade in the course, even if the grade is mathematically a pass.
• All assignments must be submitted by the last day of classes.
• I do not accept rewrites of essays or additional assignments for credit. However, I am happy to assist you with any of your assignments to improve your grades.

For your final examination, your grades may be converted from a percentage to a letter grade using the following Department of English conversion table:

This link leads to my list of marking symbols when I grade your assignments. 

NOTE:   

All grades will be assigned using King's University College 's alpha scale (A+ - F). Please make copies of your assignments before submission. Keep all assignments in electronic form (on file or on disk) until the semester is over and you have received your official final grade. Essays are due at the beginning of class on the due date. Essays submitted past the due date without medical certificate or a prior arrangement with me will be penalized one alpha grade per day. No faxed or e-mailed assignments will be accepted.

Academic dishonesty is a serious offence with potentially disastrous consequences, and I intend to hold you to the highest standards of integrity and honesty. Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with University policies regarding scholarly ethics and academic integrity (see current King's calendar).

There is a zero tolerance policy and incidents remain permanently on your academic record. Stiff penalties apply for offenders:

•  First offense = automatic zero on the assignment.

•  Second offense = automatic failure of the course.

•  Subsequent offense = convening of Discipline Committee with power to recommend penalties up to and including expulsion from the University.

Please discuss with me any concerns you may have regarding your research or other matters. I will also address plagiarism and proper citation methods throughout the semester, and post information on our website.