Help: Need syllabuses on syntax, pragmatics, and stylistics

[Grant Barrett]

I'm forwarding this on behalf of Wayne Glowka. Please respond to him directly if you can help.

Grant Barrett
grantbarrett at gmail.com
ADS VP of Tech and Comm

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> From: "Wayne Glowka" <awg at reinhardt.edu>
> Date: July 12, 2011 11:22:21 PDT
> To: Grant Barrett <editor at doubletongued.org>
> Subject: Favor
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> Grant,
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> I am working on a proposal for a master's degree in world languages and cultures with a concentration in Global English. The degree is designed to help ESOL teachers (who are trained primarily in non-English languages) to widen their public school certification to include secondary English. In order to mirror a class in the existing Spanish concentration, I need to compile a syllabus for a graduate class that covers three topics: syntax, pragmatics, and stylistics (of English).
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> I would like to read and compare some syllabuses that deal with these three topics, but with more and more syllabuses now hidden in the password-protected learning modules of universities, syllabus shopping has become a little difficult.
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> Would you mind asking ADS-L participants if anyone would be willing to share such a syllabus with me? It could be sent to my email at awg at reinhardt.edu.
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>  
> Wayne Glowka
> Dean of Arts and Humanities
> Reinhardt University
> 7300 Reinhardt Circle
> Waleska, GA 30183
> 770-720-5628
> FAX  770-720-9219


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