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Students earn the Certificate by receiving an average of B or above in five of the writing courses listed below, including at least one from each of the three certificate areas: Advanced Expository and Professional Writing, Creative Writing, and Writing Theory.
Advanced Expository and Professional Writing
- W101: Developing Prose Style
- W102: Technical Writing
- W103: Writing the Research Essay
- W104: Writing for Business and Industry
- 0200: Career Internship
- 0201: Advanced Composition
- 0205: Writers at Work
Creative Writing
- 0107: Creative Writing: Poetry
- 0108: Creative Writing: Fiction
- 0109: Creative Writing: Plays
- 0202: Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction
- 0203: Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry
- 0204: Advanced Creative Writing: Plays
Writing Theory
- W105: Literacy and Society
- W106: Texts and Cultures of Science
- W112: Technologies of Writing
- 0212: Linguistics and Grammar
- 0284: Theories of Discourse
- W310: Senior Seminar in Linguistics, Literacy, Rhetoric
Students interested in the Writing Certificate are urged to seek advice on their goals and course choices from the Linguistics, Literacy, and Rhetoric faculty.
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