​I. Final Bid'ness & Announcements 

• Please submit your final project next Monday over D2L by 4pm.  ​Click here for the assignment.
• Any announcements?  Things to be on the look-out for next semester?
• Dr. Sarah Robbins wanted you all to know about her class next semester: "Mixed-Race Youth Identity in American Literature" (click here for information)

II. Opening Writing/Reflection (inspired by @knicolewriting)

• What did I do/realize/finalize this semester that I'm most proud of?
• What were some of the best parts of this semester?
  
• What do I need to focus less and/or more on next semester?
  
• How will I honor my rest and mental health this month?​

III. Sharing of Final Projects: Speed Dating... yup!

• Side A goes first: explain your project to your "date" in 3-4 minutes.  Side B must offer a clarifying/challenging question or concrete suggestion (offer "cool feedback" not the typical TCU fake-nice veneer, but also not the "destroy mission" of academic heteropatriarchy).  
• After 5 minutes, repeat this same process with Side B explaining their project.  Side A now offers a clarifying/challenging question or concrete suggestion.
• If we are an odd number, then we will have a reflection seat.  Write a note on the "love connections" you are making so far, go get some food, and chat up Carmen.​​

IV. The Class's Syllabus Checklist: SIX STEPS

1. Spend some time individually with the form.  Write it out on your laptop if you prefer (download your own copy here or at URL below).
2. Find your peoples (two groups of 4; one group of 3) to create a collective checklist. 
3. Every person should share what they have written.
4. Fill out the form as is or change it under Group A, Group B, or Group C (link here and below). 
5. Make sure your group also titles your checklist.
6. Each group will share their checklist.

https://tinyurl.com/last-day-groups

V. Final Shout-Outs to Your Classmates/ Colleagues