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Prof. Lloyd Worley, Ph.D.
Professor of English
The School of English Language and Literature
The University of Northern Colorado



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Summer 2010 Office Hours - Online

My Summer 2010 online office hours are MTWTh 8:30 - 9:15 AM. You can also email me at any time. For other contact information, see your syllabus.

I'm also available by appointment and can actually meet with you in person at my UNC office. To make an appointment with me, you should notify me via email that you are coming during my office hours.

I also occasionally hold office hours at the UC or at the Java Joint on 16th Ave (next to The Book Stop). I will announce these special office hours in class and/or by email via our elist.

To contact me via email, click this link:


Summer 2010 Class Information and Links

ENG 123 — 970 — College Research Paper
Online

You will be invited via email to join your Eng e123-970 egroup at WIGGIO.
Download your syllabus from the Files folder at your e123-970 egroup at Wiggio.
Read your syllabus and and come prepared for the first week's work.
To take your online quizzes, you will need THIS FREE PROGRAM.

ENG 123 — 971 — College Research Paper
Online

You will be invited via email to join your Eng e123-971 egroup at WIGGIO.
Download your syllabus from the Files folder at your e123-971 egroup at Wiggio.
Read your syllabus and and come prepared for the first week's work.
To take your online quizzes, you will need THIS FREE PROGRAM.


Contact Phone: see your syllabus


GETTING YOUR TEXTBOOKS
Get your books in person at The Book Stop on 16th St or at the Barnes and Noble Book Store in the University Center.

Prefer to order your books online? Try one of these, but be sure to check delivery times and shipping costs:

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On the left you will find links to help you in your classes.


On the right are links that will lead you to sample class syllabi and to essays some of you will need (your syllabus will tell you which essays).


Student & Other Organizations You Might Like!

Sigma Tau Delta
The International English Honor Society

This Honor Society is for Juniors and Seniors and Graduate Students. Sigma Tau Delta at UNC, an award-winning Chapter, gathers every two weeks and sponsors various activities. Students in the field of English (both Liberal Arts and Education) enjoy SigTau very much. The Society sponsors socials, discussion groups, and campus-wide programs such as the very popular "A Little Night Music: Readings from the World's Scariest Literature" (a Hallowe'en program). Also popular is the marathon reading of Dickens' A Christmas Carol held in late November. The members of Sigma tau Delta are presented with an honor pin, an honor certificate, and the Society's honor cords which are worn at graduation.

The president of UNC's Zeta Psi Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta is Trevor Meyer. The faculty sponsor is Prof. Lloyd Worley.

If you are a Junior or Senior (or Graduate Student) at UNC, we invite you to apply online to the UNC Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta by clicking HERE.

  • To visit the home page of Sigma Tau Delta International Headquarters, click HERE

Lambda Gamma
The English Honor Society for Freshmen and Sophomores
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A "companion society" of Sigma Tau Delta, Lambda Gamma honors those Freshmen and Sophomores who have excelled in the field of English. The Society meets simultaneously with Sigma Tau Delta and participates in all its activities. Prof. Worley is Faculty Sponsor. Members receive an honor pin and honor certificate.

  • The president of a LamGam Chapter is called a Dean.
  • If you are a Freshman or Sophomore at UNC, we invite you to apply online to the UNC Chapter of Lambda Gamma by clicking HERE.

The Varma Goths
The Varma Goths, known as "VGC1" (stands for Varma Goths Castle #1), is a science fiction and fantasy group for all students of any major/minor/emphasis. Currently, VGC1 is seeking officers for the academic year 2008-2009.

  • If you are a science fiction & fantasy fan and are interested in serving as an officer, contact Prof. Worley by clicking !
  • For more information about VGC1 in a popup window, click HERE.

Prof. Worley is Faculty Sponsor.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon
There are many fine Greek Fraternities and Sororities at UNC. If you are interested in Fraternity at UNC, Contact ProfW by clicking this link:

To go to the web page for the National Headquarters of SAE, click HERE.

S.A.M.
Not a UNC student group, but it has UNC students in it. S.A.M. is the Society of American Magicians, and the local group is called The Town/Gown Wizards. We are illusionists who do performance magic with coins, cards, and so forth. Membership is drawn from the local community (the Town) and from UNC (the Gown, referring to the academic gown). If you are interested in magic, are a magic hobbyist, or if you are a performing magician, TGW invites you to attend the monthly meetings. Beginners welcome! Contact ProfW personally for further information (office: 351-2942) or email me at:

What? Don't believe in magic?! Well, click HERE. Nakata will help you believe!

To visit the home page of The Town/Gown Wizards click HERE!

To visit the home page of S.A.M. International Headquarters, click HERE


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UNC has an Honor Code and a plagiarism policy. See them HERE.

Thinking of taking another course from me? Great! Here are sample syllabi
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English 131 Summer
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English 131 FA/SP Semester
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English 214 -- Survey of British Literature II
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English 325 -- Fantasy and Science Fiction!
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English 402-Short Fiction.
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English 497 Senior Seminar.
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English 123-Research Writing.


The Critic as Artist
by Oscar Wilde
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The Decay of Lying
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An Artist in Attitudes: Oscar Wilde
by John Symonds
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The Philosopy of Composition
by Edgar Allan Poe
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Supernatural Horror in Literature
by H.P. Lovecraft
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Ozymandias
by Percy Shelley
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