(one course) Students generally fulfill this requirement during the fall or spring of their first year.
Many students find it helpful to take a W course in a field that engages them; they discover they enjoy writing, and make more progress, when the course topic is one they especially want to explore. All W courses fulfill a Sophia Program requirement and provide the opportunity to earn the Basic W.
Courses that meet the Writing Proficiency requirement:
(The courses listed below also fulfill an LO1 requirement.)
Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
ART 211W Living Through Clay (CP) (Half of a tandem with PHIL 110W) FIRST YEAR SEMINAR COURSE | 3.5 | |
COMM 103W Introduction to Communication (CP) (WV for CRN 72205 only) | 4 | |
ENLT 151W Inherited Tales (HL, WV) | 4 | |
ENLT 151W Women and Embodiment: Disability, Medicine and Feminism (HL, WV) | 4 | |
ENLT 151W Making Worlds from Words: Worldbuilding in Literature (HL, WV) FIRST YEAR SEMINAR COURSE | 4 | |
ENWR 202W Introduction to Creative Writing (CP) | 4 | |
HIST 201W United States History to 1865 (HH, WV) | 4 | |
PHIL 110W Finding Meaning in the Madness (PW) (Half of a tandem with ART 211W) FIRST YEAR SEMINAR COURSE | 3.5 | |
POSC 151W Issues in Political Community (SSI, CTS) FIRST YEAR SEMINAR COURSE | 4 | |
POSC 160W Global Political Issues (SSI, WV, GL, SR) | 4 | |
RLST 101W World Religions in Dialogue (RTI, IC) | 4 |
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