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The Nutz & Boltz of it...

Each of our lives have taken extremely different shapes following the global outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, I am NOT requiring for all of us to come together to follow a lecture at a certain time on a certain day.  

But rather, you will have the opportunity to complete all of our course work when it is convenient for you, on your own time. 

Make sure you are onboard with all of your course readings  and other course requirements on the following:
Ancient Greece 
Ancient Romans & Etruscans
Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art 
Medieval Art 
Gothic Art - I will introduce, although will not complete the chapter
* I have not strayed off too much from our original syllabus, but know, that I am tightening up some chapter areas with less information to be delivered.

By all means, please strike ahead in your notes if you feel you can with readings, viewing YouTube videos and other links I will be posting.

1. As a student of FA111 you need to check into our class blog SP2020CazFA111.blogspot.com between the hours of 9 am and 6 PM on TUE & THU and to our blog.
Make note of this in your personal calendars.

2. I will alert you to any new updates to our blog pages through your CAZ email as I post them. 
This is your responsibility alone to keep a close eye on your CAZ email.

3. Make sure to comply with all DUE dates.  Should you not understand something or are having problems with anything you need to pose those questions to me by email at jpepper@cazenovia immediately.


4. You have two research papers to complete.
One is due tomorrow, TUE MAR 23 by 6 PM.
The second research paper is due in WK 14 on TUE APR 28

5. *Students will complete 5 tests evenly spaced throughout the semester.  I will drop the lowest grade on one. 
**Students will complete 2 research papers
***Students will send a short Comparative Analysis of two forms, one from our text, the other produced in the last hundred years.  I will be launching this assignment shortly on our blog.  This will replace the multi media presentation from the original syllabus.


6.  Below is our new Course Calendar, please follow it.
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WK #6 Pepper distributed Student Mid-term Progress Reports to all students. 
You should have a good idea where you stand at this point of the semester.
WK #7 Spring Recess
WK #8 Spring Recess 

WK #9 
TUES MAR 24 @ 6 PM
- DUE Research Paper #1/2
- Ancient Greece Chapter #5
THU MAR 26 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Ancient Greece Chapter #5

WK #10 
MON MAR 30 @ 6 PM Pepper will pose a question for students to review and respond to that will be drawn from the last 1/2 of Ancient Egyptian chapter to 1/2 Ancient Greece Chapter Review Response. 

TUE MAR 31 @ 6 PM
- DUE Chapter Review Response (above) by 6PM sent to jpepper@cazenovia.edu
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Roman Art Chapter #6 

THU APR 02 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Open Book TEST #3/5
- Chapter Review Response DUE FRIDAY APR 03 @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu

WK #11 
TUE APR 07 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Roman Art Chapter #6 

THU APR 09 @ 6 PM
- Roman Art Chapter #6 
- Chapter Review Response #2/5 DUE FRIDAY APR 10 @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu

WK #12 
TUE APR 13 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art Chapter #7

THU APR 16 @ 6 PM
- Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art Chapter #7
- Chapter Review Response #3/5 DUE FRIDAY APR 17 @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu

WK #13 
TUE APR 21 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- Jewish, Early Christian Art & Byzantine Art Chapter #7
- Early Medieval Art Chapter #10
- Complete course evaluations
THU APR 23 @ 6 PM
 Open Book TEST #4/5
- Chapter Review Response #4/5 DUE FRIDAY APR 24 @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu
- - DUE Comparative Analysis of two works 1. from our text and the 2. created in the last 100 years 1920-2020 *See assignment page on blog
- Chapter Review Response #4/5 DUE FRIDAY APR 24 @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu


WK #14 
TUE APR 28 @ 6 PM
- Check into Blog to make sure you have read all new class notes and assignments
- DUE Research Paper #2/2 > 1000 words
- Early Medieval Art Chapter #10

THU APR 30 @ 6 PM
- Reading Day (Professors have the option to hold classes) ** I will be asking for you to check into the BLOG for any additional materials.
- Early Medieval Art Chapter #10
- Gothic Art Chapter #11
- Chapter Review Response #5/5 DUE FRIDAY MAY 1st @ 6 PM send to jpepper@cazenovia.edu

Scheduled Final Exam: 
FRI - TUE MAY 1 - 5  Final Exam Week > 

Final Exam: MON MAY 4 > 10:15 - 12:15 PM Test #5/5


TUE MAY 12  Final Grades Due to Registrar*

*NOTE: This calendar is subject to change depending on the pace of the student populous overall.  The professor has the right to make adjustments to this pacing schedule and will notify all students of any changes she sees fit.

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