This course is designed to provide entering students with an introduction to college-level writing, reading, and thinking processes. It is a workshop style course connecting students to the various academic, social, and cultural contexts that inform their reading, writing, and thinking. Credit earned in this course will not count toward the university's 128 credit hour minimum required for graduation.
Enrollment is continuous until students earn a 'C' or better.
I Developing skills in sentence construction and in organizing shorter forms of college writing. College Writing II Introduces students to research writing and continues the work in composition begun in English 101. An intensive writer's workshop where participatnes and facilitators work individually and in small groups to fine-tune the craft of their writing. Course may be repeated up to 4 credits. Interpreting Literature Students read and interpret a variety of texts from any time period or geographical location.