INSTRUCTOR: Mat Wenzel, MFA, M.Ed.
EMAIL: mwenzel@fsu.edu
OFFICE: Williams 331
OFFICE HOURS: TUES/THUR 9:15 to 10:45 and by appointment
This course will develop your skill in identifying, researching, and manipulating genres that are practical to your chosen field of study and that you find interesting.
Genre knowledge and practice will be applied to communities in which you have been or are already a part of, communities you are gravitating toward, and communities for which you have an important message.
Create a podcast segment about a source you have found. Tell your audience about the source. Establish your own tone, purpose, focus, etc, as you plan your segment. As always, comment below with a link to your segment, your name, and a brief description.
https://soundcloud.com/user-299392163-864470456/source/s-mmFO9
Rachel Bailey
This source from the BAU of the FBI is very valuable to research because of its credibility and the experience behind the information.
Teresa Martin
https://soundcloud.com/user-96557809/segment-7
For this podcast, I chose to focus on the CHAARG website because this was one of the most important texts in my community. It was a great source when I conducted my research.
https://soundcloud.com/leh19/segment-7/s-3XsqC
Here is my podcast on one of my sources.
Chandler Holloway
https://soundcloud.com/user-138499060/segment-7
Here is a podcast on one of and the most important sources listed in my works cited page that I used to help show that extracurricular clubs and organizations that effectively promote the making of compassion positively correlate with how successful students are in med school.
Kylie Gibbs
https://soundcloud.com/user595153430/a-source/s-ag7ue
This is one of the sources that I will use for my research