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Thank you for your interest in leading a reading circle! IDS 2100 exposes students to relatively recent (published in the last 20 years or so) high-quality recreational reading, both fiction and non-fiction. All books selected for the reading list should be in print and readily available. QEP Reading Circle facilitators compile a list of fifteen books based around a particular genre (e.g., science fiction) or topic (e.g., sports) from which the four books read by each student will be chosen. Training workshops and a facilitator's manual will be provided for instructors.
Reading circle facilitators must hold a master's degree or higher and are paid for 1 semester hour at the rate based on their faculty rank.
From the MU academic catalogue:
IDS 2100 READING CIRCLE 1 s.h.
The Reading Circle is a one semester-hour credit reading group designed
to promote self-selected reading. Reading comprehension and critical
thinking skills will be strengthened through group discussion, journaling,
and response papers. Class sections representing a changing variety
of genres are offered every semester. This course may be repeated
for up to three hours of credit. Prerequisite: IDS 110 (unless exempt
from IDS 110). This course is a core requirement for any student
not completing at least one semester of the Honors Program.
If you have questions, please contact (Reading Circle subcommittee chair) or QEP Director.
If you're interested in leading a section please submit the following information.
