Professional Writing and Communication (Minor)
Variable Credit Min
18
Variable Credit Max
18
Title
Composing and Presentational Skills in a Wide Variety of Publications
Learning Outcome
Students will apply effective communication and interpretation skills in a wide variety of genres using multiple modes of discourse to influence a variety of audiences.
Title
Grammar and Style
Learning Outcome
Students will apply grammatical and stylistic principles to analyze, imitate, and create effective discourse in a variety of situations.
Title
History, Theory, and Criticism
Learning Outcome
Students will explain, evaluate, and compare foundational concepts from rhetorical theory throughout history.
Program Requirements
Requirement 1 — Complete 3 Courses
course - Writing with Style 3.0
course - Rhetorical Foundations 3.0
course- Prof Wrtg and Comm Sr Capstone 3.0
Requirement 2 — Complete 9 hours
Note: ENGL 394R and 399R must be a rhetoric- or writing-related topic.
course - Rhetoric & Civilization 1 3.0
course - Rhetoric & Civilization 2 3.0
course - Professional Writing 3.0
course - Visual Communication 3.0
course - Digital Communication 3.0
course - Studies in Rhetoric 3.0
course - Studies in Composing 3.0
course - Professional Speaking 3.0
course - Applied English 3.0
course - Academic Internship - You may take once 0.5v
