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Robert Goldberg
Professor, English Department

Contact Information
Office
: Marlboro 3052
Telephone: 301-322-0566
English Dept.: 301-322-0561
E-mail: goldberj@pgcc.edu 
Office Hours: listed on course syllabi, and posted outside my office door

Prof. Goldberg at PCA Conference

 

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT:

Spring 2012 classes at Prince George's Community College will begin on JANUARY 23.

If you have any questions, please send me an e-mail message: goldberj@pgcc.edu.


Welcome to my academic home page. Through the links on the sidebar (the vertical navigation menu on the left), you will find useful information and links to other sites.

At the top (and bottom) of each page, click on the links to go to the semester and see what courses I am teaching. On those pages, you will find course information. Feel free to explore!

If you have any questions about a particular course, please e-mail by clicking on the mailbox icon in the sidebar.

To view the courses I am teaching during spring 2012, click on this link: SPRING 2012.

For a great 2000-level English courses, read below:

EGL2430: Survey of Science Fiction Literature is for you if you're looking for an excellent and fun, exciting and "out-of-this-world" online 2000-level literature class.  
  •  Dream of soaring through spacing and exploring the stars?  
  •  Want to travel back in time to see what “really” happened?  
  •  Have a vision of what the future will be like?  
  •  Ever ask yourself, “What if?”

In EGL2430, we will discuss a variety of science fiction literature, primarily in print, including short stories and novels, looking at space travel, time travel, alien encounters, robot stories, and more. We will discuss the purpose and function of this literature. We will also consider, to a degree, fantasy literature (and science fiction as a form of fantasy) and the mythology behind some of the science fiction.

I will consider Honors Contracts!


View a PowerPoint presentation on plagiarism, by Prof. Baldwin of the English Department. It explains plagiarism, gives many examples, and describes how to prevent it. Click the link: Plagiarism


Important information for students with disabilities: Please click on the following link and read the information: DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES



Site Updated
12/07/2011