As part of their instruction in ww courses, students work closely with each other and the instructor as they define topics and revise drafts. Students will always find an attentive audience in a writing workshop. Writing-workshop courses meet for an additional fifty minutes each week. Students receive recognition on their transcripts for taking a writing workshop although no additional course credit is awarded. Most importantly, students learn important skills that are less frequently emphasized in other course formats.
Enrollment is limited to twenty students, but class size is usually smaller.
Except in certain mathematics and engineering courses, prerequisites are English 1 and 2, or their equivalents. Additionally some courses have prerequisites specified by the department. The following writing-workshop courses are offered in fall 2001. Be sure to sign up for both the general and ww sections of these courses. For complete course descriptions, see departmental listings and the writing workshop course booklet published each semester three weeks prior to registration.