Written forms include journals, biographies, personal essays, research reports, annotated bibliographies. Each course involves library work and one or more documented papers. Readings may include fiction and non-fiction texts, poetry, travel literature, films, and other appropriate cultural documents. Readings may include fiction and non-fiction texts, poetry, travel literature, films, and other appropriate cultural documents. Focus on the theory, research, and practical applications of writing for a variety of media.
Students write, revise, and submit documents suitable for print and non-print publications.
Students write a series of papers which emphasize the processes of generating ideas and revising texts. A small-group workshop to help students develop basic writing, revising, and editing skills. May be taken for credit a maximum of two times. RHE-195 Theories of Human Communication Introduces communication as the process by which human beings use symbolic expression to establish and negotiate meaning. RHE-210 Journalism Practicum For Cosmos staff members.