Approved Electives Originating in Units outside TWP for Minor
Students can take up to one of the following courses as part of their five courses for the Minor in Writing and Rhetoric.
AMES 308S: Bilingualism
AMES 478S: Korean Sociolinguistics
CLST 371: Aristotle
CULANTH 499S: Senior Seminar Distinction Program Sequence, Part II
BIO 495S: Scientific Arguments: Writing an Undergraduate Thesis
DOCST 110S: Introduction to Oral History
DOCST 135S: Introduction to Audio Documentary
DOCST 276S: Writing American Politics
DOCST 350S: Documenting Black Experiences
ENG 212S: Writing across Borders
ENG 222S: Introduction to the Writing of Creative Non-Fiction
ENG 322S: Intermediate Workshop in the Writing of Creative Non-Fiction
ECON 313: Uses of Economics
ENVIRON 496: Advanced Research in Environmental Sciences and Policy (Note: This is a half-credit course and to count for the minor it must be taken as a pair with ENVIRON 497.)
ENVIRON 497: Communicating Research in Environmental Sciences and Policy (Note: This is a half-credit course and to count for the minor it must be taken as a pair with ENVIRON 496.)
EVANTH 495S: Advanced Research in Evolutionary Anthropology
GREEK 312S: Greek Oratory and Rhetoric
GREEK 512S: Greek Rhetoric and Oratory
I&E 253: Social Marketing: From Literary Celebrities to Instagram Influencers
ISS 212S: Global Digital Media: Critical and Comparative Approaches to Information Technologies
ISS 351S: Digital Storytelling and Interactive Narrative
LATIN 312S: Oratory/Rhetoric
LINGUIST 113FS: Race and Language
LINGUIST 205: The Law and Language
LINGUIST 372S: Language and/in the Media
LINGUIST 410S: Linguistics and Law
LINGUIST 480S: Critical Discourse Analysis
LIT 325S: Understanding Mediation
LIT 390S-4: East-West Cinema
PJMS 366S: Long-Form/Magazine Journalism
PJMS 390S: Opinion Writing
PJMS 390S: Podcasting in a Changing Media Landscape: The Art, Craft and Ethic of an Emerging Medium
PJMS 390S: The Art of Profile Writing
VMS 360S: Writing the Movie, Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Writing for the Screen
VMS 387S: Screenwriting