Courses

WR 123 College Composition III  
  
WR 123 shares learning objectives and work expectations with WR 122z. In WR 123, student work is focused on research and writing formats relevant to specific communities with some hands-on experience with real world contexts. WR 123 is a good choice for students who are curious about:

• Entry-level hands-on experience with research and writing in public or specialized vocations;
• Pursuing the Writing, Public Speaking, and Critical Reasoning (WSCR) Minor.

4 credits 
Fulfills Written English graduation requirement; counts toward the WSCR minor

ENG 494 Reasoning, Speaking, Writing 
  
Explore how arguments shape public life through civic rhetoric and real-world controversies. Students revise or reframe existing work for public audiences, with options to publish in an Open Educational Resource or present at the Undergraduate Research Symposium.
 

4 credits
Counts toward WSCR minor