lblochwritingassignments

Course Schedule

Week-by-week schedule of readings, workshops, and due dates for all writing assignments.

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Key Dates

8/26

Turlington 2319

Gainesville FL

Session info

9/2

Turlington 2322

UF campus

Workshop guide

9/9

Library 201A

UF Libraries

Peer review

8/28

Online Zoom

Online

Assignment brief

9/4

Online Canvas

Online submission only

Submit draft

9/11

Little Hall

Gainesville USA

Final upload

8/30

Library West

Campus wide

Reading list

9/6

Pugh Hall

Gainesville Florida

Rubric PDF

9/13

Computer Lab

UF campuswide

Exam overview

Weekly Readings and Activities

Download schedule

Use this schedule to plan ahead, track progress, and coordinate drafts with deadlines.

Check Canvas regularly for updates to readings, assignment details, and any adjusted deadlines.

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