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Director of the Language Center M.R. Gonglewski
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Introduction to Academic Writing for Undergraduates (0) |
Siczek |
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Introduction to university-level writing, with a focus on building essential academic vocabulary, developing sentence and paragraph-level structures, and applying skills to diverse academic writing assignments. Eight class hours per week. Tuition is charged at the rate of 4 credit hours. |
| 15 |
American Multicultural Perspectives |
Siczek and Staff in Washington, D.C. (3) |
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A writing-intensive course that explores the capital's rich multicultural heritage through diverse texts and community resources. Designed to represent the pedagogy of the American university experience through critical reading, inquiry, and discussion. Upon successful completion of EAP 15, students will go on to take UW 20. Laboratory fee, $25. |
| 46 |
EAP Tutorial (0) |
Staff |
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Individualized instruction in specific skill areas. Departmental approval required. Tuition is charged at the rate of 1, 2, or 3 credit hours, for 1, 2, or 3 hours of instruction per week, respectively. |
| 110 |
Academic Writing and Research for Graduate Students I (0) |
Mueller |
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The research/writing process. Practice in reading university-level materials and reading-based writing. Focus on revision and editing. Eight class hours per week. Tuition is charged at the rate of 4 credit hours. |
| 111 |
Academic Writing and Research for Graduate Students II (3) |
Mueller |
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Academic writing and advanced research course for students who demonstrate high proficiency in English. Small group work and oral presentations on research. |
