Guidelines for Assignment Submission:
All assignments are due at the beginning of the class period on the day specified on the syllabus. Late assignments will  be penalized one letter grade for each class day late. Final essays must be submitted with all preliminary materials (including drafts, peer reviews, copies of pages from sources when required, and any other required materials). You must submit all major papers to me via e-mail attachment and must name your file with your SU e-mail address and LIT, PER, etc. (for example, President Obama would name his Literacy Narrative paper "bhobamaLIT.doc") and e-mail it to me from your Samford e-mail address.  All submissions must be original with sources clearly and correctly documented. All papers must show evidence of text-level revision.  Work previously submitted for other courses is not acceptable. Any student who represents the work of another as his or her own is guilty of plagiarism and will be subject to the penalties outlined in the Student Handbook, including expulsion from the course and the University.  All major assignments must be completed in order to pass the course; unless you make arrangements to receive a grade of Incomplete, all assignments must be submitted before grades are due.

Absences
Since a workshop depends on your active participation, you should try to attend every class meeting. Students who miss more than two weeks of class (four meetings for T,H; six for M,W,F) will receive an "FA" for the course. Students who must be absent due to university business should notify the teacher early in the course. Arriving late or leaving early from a class is disruptive; three tardies/early exits will be considered the equivalent of an absence. Students who come to class unprepared may be dismissed by the teacher, and such dismissal will be counted as an absence.

Samford's Inclement Weather/Emergency Policy:
Inclement weather or other events beyond the control of the University that might cause risk or danger to students, faculty, and staff may occasionally result in changes to normal University operations, including cancellation of classes or events; the calendar schedule may be adjusted.

Passing Grades
Students are required to earn a C- or better in order to receive credit for UCCA 101 and 102.

Students with Disabilities
Samford University complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.  Students with disabilities who seek accommodations must make their request through Disability Support Services (phone 726-4078)  in room 205 of the Career Development Center in the University Center.  A faculty member will only grant reasonable accommodations upon notification from the Advisor for Students with Disabilities.  Come see me during office hours and we will discuss your accommodations.