Fall 2009
MFL
CULTURAL EVENTS POLICY

In order to encourage students to enrich their academic programs and to take advantage of the cultural events offered on campus and in our region, the Department of English and Modern Foreign Languages has adopted the following policy:

Students enrolled in any 100 or 200-level foreign language course offered by the Department will be awarded extra credit for attending three (3) university cultural events during the semester.

--Students are required to attend one of the films of the English and MFL Film series
    and are encouraged to attend at least one lecture or presentation held on campus.

--Students may also attend the concerts, plays, or exhibits scheduled by the Departments
of Music and Art, Dance, Theatre, lectures in the Academic Speakers Series, or similar events offered on campus.  If they have any question about the appropriateness of an event, students should consult their course instructor.

--To receive credit for attending a cultural event, students must write a ¾ to a full-page
    commentary/critique (200-250 words) and submit it to their instructor
    NO LATER THAN SEVEN DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE EVENT.
    Commentaries submitted after this deadline will NOT be accepted.

--Students must attend and write up at least TWO events by Friday, October 23, 2009. The final event must be viewed and critiqued by Friday, December 11, 2009.

--Students should keep all commentaries/critiques returned by the instructor in a folder.
      The instructor may wish to collect the complete folder at the end of the semester.

--Upon receipt of three THOUGHTFUL, WELL WRITTEN, commentaries/critiques, the
     instructor will add three points to the student’s course grade. No vague or hastily
         prepared commentaries/critiques will be accepted.

--If students do not turn in 3 commentaries/critiques, they will receive fewer bonus
    points, according to the following scale:  two points for two acceptable reports,
    one point for a single report.

--If they do not attend any cultural event (and submit a report),
    ONE POINT will be SUBTRACTED from their course grade.  


Spring 2010
MFL
CULTURAL EVENTS POLICY

In order to encourage students to enrich their academic programs and to take advantage of the cultural events offered on campus and in our region, the Department of English and Modern Foreign Languages has adopted the following policy:

Students enrolled in any 100 or 200-level language course offered by the Department will be awarded extra credit for attending three (3) university cultural events during the semester.

--Students are required to attend one of the films of the English and MFL Film series
     and are encouraged to attend at least one lecture or presentation held on campus.

--Students may also attend the concerts, plays, or exhibits scheduled by the Departments
    of Music and Art, Dance, Theatre, lectures in the Academic Speakers Series, or similar events offered on campus.  If they have     any question about the appropriateness of an event, students should consult their course instructor.

--To receive credit for attending a cultural event, students must write a ¾ to a full-page
    commentary/critique (200-250 words) and submit it to their instructor
    NO LATER THAN SEVEN DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE EVENT.
    Commentaries submitted after this deadline will NOT be accepted.

--Students must attend and write up at least TWO events by Friday, March 5, 2010. The final event must be viewed and critiqued     by Friday, April 30, 2010.

--Students should keep all commentaries/critiques returned by the instructor in a folder.
      The instructor may wish to collect the complete folder at the end of the semester.

--Upon receipt of three THOUGHTFUL, WELL WRITTEN, commentaries/critiques, the
     instructor will add three points to the student’s course grade. No vague or hastily
         prepared commentaries/critiques will be accepted.

--If students do not turn in 3 commentaries/critiques, they will receive fewer bonus
    points, according to the following scale:  two points for two acceptable reports,
    one point for a single report.

--If they do not attend any cultural event (and submit a report),
    ONE POINT will be SUBTRACTED from their course grade.  

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