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General Writing Studies H1WRT004

This cluster (as well as the minor) draws on theory and research in writing studies to help students understand different disciplinary practices around writing, speaking, and argument. It previews the minor and writing studies as a field.

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This cluster (as well as the minor) draws on theory and research in writing studies to help students understand different disciplinary practices around writing, speaking, and argument. It previews the minor and writing studies as a field.

Fulfills the Humanities area of the Rochester Curriculum.
Declare This Cluster
Expired in the term.

Choose three courses, no more than one per category.
Choose three courses, no more than one per category.
You may choose one from the Language, Linguistics, and Writing Category
LING161 Modern English Grammar
LING162 Modern African-american Eng
Valid Starting Spring 2019
WRTG251 The Playful Sentence
WRTG252 Principles And Practices Of Copyediting
WRTG253 Cognition & Writing
Crosslisted as BCSC163, WRTG253.
WRTG262 What Do You Mean I Can't Do That? Learning To Write Like An "insider" In Your Discipline(s)
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting And Adapting
You may choose one from the Language, Linguistics, and Writing Category
LING161 Modern English Grammar
LING162 Modern African-american Eng
Valid Starting Spring 2019
WRTG251 The Playful Sentence
WRTG252 Principles And Practices Of Copyediting
WRTG253 Cognition & Writing
Crosslisted as BCSC163, WRTG253.
WRTG262 What Do You Mean I Can't Do That? Learning To Write Like An "insider" In Your Discipline(s)
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting And Adapting
You may choose one from the Digital & Multi-Modal Communication Category
WRTG247 Spoken Communication And Peer Tutoring
WRTG260 Writing Across Technologies
Crosslisted as DMST260, WRTG260.
WRTG261 Writing In A Digital World
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting & Adapting
WRTG370 Creating Digital Identities
You may choose one from the Digital & Multi-Modal Communication Category
WRTG247 Spoken Communication And Peer Tutoring
WRTG260 Writing Across Technologies
Crosslisted as DMST260, WRTG260.
WRTG261 Writing In A Digital World
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting & Adapting
WRTG370 Creating Digital Identities
You may choose one from the Communication & Community Engagement Category
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting & Adapting
WRTG265 Argument And Evidence Across Contexts
Valid Starting Fall 2018
Crosslisted as ENGL284, PHIL106, WRTG265.
WRTG266 Words Have Power: Writing For Social Change
Crosslisted as GSWS276, WRTG266.
WRTG267 Legal Writing and Analysis (temporarily discontinued)
You may choose one from the Communication & Community Engagement Category
WRTG263 Translation: Interpreting & Adapting
WRTG265 Argument And Evidence Across Contexts
Valid Starting Fall 2018
Crosslisted as ENGL284, PHIL106, WRTG265.
WRTG266 Words Have Power: Writing For Social Change
Crosslisted as GSWS276, WRTG266.
WRTG267 Legal Writing and Analysis (temporarily discontinued)
You may choose one from the Education Category
WRTG245 Advanced Writing & Peer Tutoring
Crosslisted as ENGL285, WRTG245.
WRTG247 Spoken Communication And Peer Tutoring
WRTG282 Research Methods In Writing
You may choose one from the Education Category
WRTG245 Advanced Writing & Peer Tutoring
Crosslisted as ENGL285, WRTG245.
WRTG247 Spoken Communication And Peer Tutoring
WRTG282 Research Methods In Writing