Consider: What is the relationship among corporations and youth?

• How does popular culture and media frame historical events? Examine how race, class, gender, sexuality, and social histories are represented in popular culture and media.
•  How can we take action for a just society and/or promote awareness of social issues?
•  How can we use popular culture and media to transgress, break the rules and challenge the status quo?

Rhetorical Situation: • The Author – You – What is your author identity?

      • The Audience – Your peers and professor; can you narrow this?

       • The Purpose – To Inform; To Evaluate; To Review

       • The Stance – Objective

       • The Situation /Context – Why have you chosen this particular topic? Is it relevant to our local community? Our global community? Is it personal to you?

        • The Media – APA formatted, scholarly paper

        • The Design – Word document APA collage paper. Citing sources: Follow the APA format for Annotated Bibliography including cover page. Each annotation entry will consist of:

 1. APA formatted citation – this goes before each of the corresponding paragraphs.

2. Summary (150 words) – summary thesis will include the author, genre and title of the piece along a paraphrase or summary of the author’s main message. Include one direct quote per summary.

 3. Analysis (50 words) – Analyze the source’s credibility. (See Powerpoint.)

 4. Reflection (50 words) – Reflect on how you will use this source in your research. Requirements. As you compose your Annotated Bibliography, be sure to meet the following requirements:

 Final Essay Due: See Course Calendar for actual date.

 Length: 10+ pages (2500 words) in APA format – no reference page on an Annotated Bibliography. (Remember that the + means “more than.” This mean “7 or more full pages not counting your cover page.)

  Formatting: Follow the template and example for the bibliography. This will not look like a traditional essay. Follow the convention of APA – font type and size, margins, line spacing. No headings other than title. (Use The Little Seagull Handbook.)

 Sources: 10-15 sources (Tip more sources, less writing per source. See page requirements.)

  In your instructions and Powerpoint notes, the first sentence of your summary is a formal thesis on the author’s message. Include author(s) and title of article in a complex and intriguing overview of the article (not just the topic.)

  Include ONE (and only one) quote with intext documentation for each summary.