Week 1: Friday, January 4: Online Class Only	Read Course Syllabus and complete the first week online Friday forum.
Week 2: January 7, 9, and 11	Read Stephen North's Chapter 1 from Making of Knowledge in Composition; Begin Career Projects Research
Week 3: January 14, 16, & 18	Read Lance Massey and Richard Gebhardt's Introduction to Changing of Knowledge in CompositionContinue Career Projects Research
Week 4: No Class on Monday, January 21. Meet January 23, & online January 25	Read Louise Wetherbee Phelps and John M. Ackerman "Making the Case for Disciplinarity"
Week 5: January 28, 30; February 1 &	Read Maureen Daly Goggin "Composing a Discipline" Read Diana George and John Trimbur "Whatever Happened to the 4th C?"
Week 6: February 4, 6, & 8	Job Market/Career Projects due; Begin Archive Research Projects; Read Maxine Hairston "The Winds of Change"
Week 7: February 11, 13, & 15	Read Robert Connors "Dreams and Play: Historical Method and Methodology"
Week 8: No Class	Winter Break!
Week 9: February 25, 27, & March 1	Discussion of Methods Due for Archival Research Projects Read Robert Connors "Handbooks: History of a Genre" Read Debra Hawhee "Composition History and the Harbrace Handbook" Draft of Archival Research Projects due.
Week 10: March 4, 6, & 8	Read Kathleen Blake Yancey - "Made Not Only in Words" Read Deborah Balzhiser and Susan McLeod "The Undergraduate Writing Major" Read "Writing Majors at a Glance"
Week 11: March 11, Online classes on March 13 & 15	Begin Current Programs Group Project Read Lisa Meloncon "Master's Programs in Technical Communication"
Week 12: March 18, 20, & 22
Week 13: March 25, 27, & 29	Revised Draft of Archival Research Projects Due
Week 14: April 1, 3, & 5
Week 15: April 8, 10, & 12	Peer Review of Current Programs Group Projects
Week 16: April 15 & 17	1. Present Current Programs Group Projects 2. Submit Final Drafts of Archival Projects and Portfolios