Nicholas Klingaman

Email: pappas@udel.edu

Current Assignment:
ENGL 167-080
Rhetoric and All That Jazz

 

Years as a Writing Fellow: One

Major: Environmental Science, Atmospheric Science concentration

Minor: History

Class of: 2005

Activities: Undergraduate Research, Presbyterian Campus Ministry, Task Force on Oral and Written Communication

Awards: Dean's List, General Honors Award, Phi Beta Kappa Clift and DeArmond Award, duPont Scholar

When people ask me why I wanted to be a Writing Fellow, I tell them, "Well, it wasn't for the money."  And that's true: it wasn't for the money.  The money's good, but it's not about the money.  In fact, the money doesn't have anything to do with it at all.  Anyone who wants this job shouldn't be so concerned about the money.  We're here to help our fellow students, not make money; the money shouldn't even enter into the equation.  So stop asking me about the money, okay?

Seriously though, this is my first semester as a Writing Fellow and I'm loving every minute of it.  The opportunity to become involved at the grass-roots level and help others become better writers was just too exciting to pass up.

Outside of my Writing Fellow-type duties, I have a major in Environmental Science and a minor in History.  Once I finally earn enough credits to leave Newark, I plan on pursuing my Ph.D. in climatology before embarking on a professional career in meteorology: the only job where you get paid to be consistently wrong.

REMINDER!

English 167 students: I will be holding conferences this week (November 10 - 14) in the Library Commons on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.

If you cannot attend for any reason, please be sure and send me an e-mail.