Close analysis of literary works as the basis of effective critical writing.

Close analysis of multicultural literary works as the basis of effective critical writing.

Expository themes on both general and literary topics developed by basic rhetorical methods.

Expository themes on both general and literary topics developed by basic rhetorical methods.

Expository themes on both general and literary topics developed by basic rhetorical methods, with a focus on writing for non-profit and service organizations.

Course trains students to adapt their writing to meet various educational, professional, and civic expectations for written communication. Students will engage in genre analysis, critical reading, and primary and secondary research as they draft and revise their writing projects.

Course trains students to adapt their writing to meet various educational, professional, and civic expectations for written communication. Students will engage in genre analysis, critical reading, and primary and secondary research as they draft and revise their writing projects.

Course trains students to adapt their writing to meet various educational, professional, and civic expectations for written communication. Students will engage in genre analysis, critical reading, and primary and secondary research as they draft and revise their writing projects. Students will also practice the skills of reflective writing in response to the service-learning experience.

Themes on fiction, poetry, and drama using multicultural literature.

Practice-based writing mini-course on various skills, genres, and special topics on writing aimed to supplement coursework across the university.

Practice-based writing mini-course on various skills, genres, and special topics on writing aimed to supplement coursework across the university.

Writers typically include the Beowulf poet, Gawain poet, Chaucer, Spenser, Sidney, Marlowe, Donne, Jonson, Shakespeare, and Milton.