ENG3613 — Writing for the Workspace
A course designed to develop students’ understanding of key principles and communication contexts essential to courteous, ethical, professional writing. Students will analyze and apply various strategies to create documents that effectively address specific audiences encountered in the workspace. The course includes collaborative techniques for designing quality documents typical of the workplace, which may include resumes, social media curation, proposals, and infographics. Prerequisite: ENG 1473 with a grade of “C” or better. ENG 4163 Modern Grammar. An analysis of the English language through descriptive, generative, and performance models. Content includes intensive analysis of the structure and syntax of English. Required for teacher certification in English. ENG 4453 Advanced Composition. An emphasis on composing texts that range in form and content, including research and argumentation. Attention to scholarly and academic writing conventions is emphasized. Required for teacher certification in English. Can fulfill the junior/senior-level writing course requirement in the General Education Core. ENG 4563 Literature for Adolescents and Young Adults. A study of western and nonwestern literature for and about adolescents and/or young adults; critical study, interpretation, and evaluation of the genre; examination of modes and themes found in the literature; selection of literature appropriate for use in 7 th-12th grade classrooms. Selections span classic to contemporary an