Courses Fulfilling Requirements
Course Requirements
All courses are to be Writing Enriched or Writing Intensive. In certain cases, the program director may permit students to substitute other courses for those required or permit other exceptions to the guidelines. A maximum of five courses may be taken from any one department.
Writing Practice Courses
(Three courses must be taken from this category.)
| ENG 2000 - Adv Expository Writing ENG 2003 - Intro to Creative Writing ENG 2005 - Writing of Short Story ENG 2006 - The Writing of Poetry ENG 2007 - The Writing of Screenplays ENG 2009 - Writing the Traditional Novel ENG 2010 - Technical Writing ENG 2011 - Writing the Experimental Novel ENG 2012 - Advanced Creative Writing ENG 2015 - Business Communication ENG 2020 - Journalism ENG 2041 - Travel Writing ENG 2045 - Sp Top in Writing & Rhetoric - Teaching English as a Foreign Language ENG 2045 - Sp Top in Writing & Rhetoric - The Craft of the Popular Essay ENG 2045 - Sp Top in Writing & Rhetoric - Professional Writing ENG 2050 - Writing for Magazines ENG 2060 - Desktop Publishing ENG 2070 - Legal Writing and Analysis |
COM 3205 - Adv Speaking & Speechwriting COM 3240 - Performance for Social Change COM 3241 - Performance of Literature COM 3243 - Performance Art COM 3246 - Performance of Greek Lit COM 3303 - Screenwriting COM 3305 - Radio Broadcasting COM 3307 - Multimedia Production COM 3360 - Introduction to Journalism COM 3361 - Journalism Practices COM 3362 - Feature Writing COM 3363 - Broadcast Journalism COM 3460 - Public Relations COM 3462 - Public Relations Writing COM 3290 - Spec Top in Rhetoric & Perf COM 3390 - Spec Top in Media & Film COM 3390 - Spec Top in Media & Film - Mass Communication in the Digital Age HON 5600 - ENG: Creative Non-Fiction & Writing THE 3007 - Playwriting (open to select undergraduates only) GIS 4277 - Writing Brazilian Culture |
Courses in Theory of Composition, History of Language, Rhetorical Theory or Critical Theory
(Two courses must be taken from this category.)
ENG 2042 - Web Writing Theory & Practice
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COM 2200 - Theories of Rhetoric COM 2210 - Rhetoric and Public Discourse COM 2240 - Theories of Perform Studies COM 2280 - Theories of Persuasion COM 2300 - Theories of Mass Communication COM 2340 - Theories of Visual Com & Cultu COM 2350 - Rhetoric & Social Ritual COM 2400 - Theories of Interpersonal Com COM 2440 - Theories of Organizational Com COM 3201 - Rhetoric & Social Justice COM 3202 - Rhetoric, Identity & Conflict COM 3203 - Communication Law & Policy COM 3204 - Rhetoric and Democracy COM 3206 - Argumentation & Advocacy COM 3207 - African American Rhetoric COM 3304 - Documentary Theory & Practice COM 3341 - Gender and Film COM 3351 - Media & Society COM 3352 - Media & Technology COM 3353 - Media & Politics COM 3354 - Media Criticism COM 3390 - Spec Top in Media & Film (Credit depends on course. See Director) COM 3403 - Intercultural Communication COM 3406 - Gender & Communication COM 5150 - Spec Top in Communication - Communication and Social Change COM 5150 - Spec Top in Communication (Credit depends on course. See Director) COM 5200 - Topics (Credit depends on course. See Director) |
| 3. One practicum course ENG 2030 - Tutoring Writers - Theory and Practice |
ENG 2060 - Desktop Publishing (students work for campus organization or non-profit) Non-Credit bearing internships are also possible if they involve a substantial amount of writing. The iinternship must be approved by the Director of the Writing and Rhetoric Program. |
| 4. Two Writing Enriched or Writing Intensive upper level literature courses |
| Selected from English Department offerings which include a rhetorical approach (broadly defined). All writing enriched or writing intensive literature courses above 2100 will satisfy this requirement. |