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Reminder on Important Assignments Due


ENC 1101--PowerPoint Group Presentation on assigned group speech due Tuesday, November 13th; individual reading and note taking on all speeches also due on this day; Reflection Essay due on November 14th; MyLabsPlus completed by November 15th.

ENG IV--PowerPoint Group Presentation on assigned group speech due Tuesday, November 13th; individual reading and note taking on all speeches also due on this day; Reflection Essay due on November 14th; Word List Four due on November 15th.

You have known about all the above assignments for a long time. They have been posted on the board. You have been given explanations, handouts, and many reminders. No late work will be accepted.

Work hard to succeed.

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