For registration information contact the Office of Correspondence Study . To determine if a course meets the General Educational Requirements for Western Kentucky University , check this link. Topics normally include environment and food, economics, social and political organization, marriage and family, culture and personality, religion, social movements, and social change. An introductory course in biology for the non-science major which emphasizes the diversity of life and major principles of biology. A general introduction to written communication.
Concentrated attention is given to mechanics and theme writing.
Introductory study of fiction, poetry, and drama demonstrating techniques by which literature reflects human experiance. An interdisciplinary writing course. Students will read a variety of essays and two novels. They will also do various kinds of writing. It also counts toward the English Dept.