Courses

Writing as a discipline for the development, conceptualization, critique and presentation of visual works; emphasis on portfolio and narrative development.

This course presents a practical introduction to writing for digital media. Students will learn how to create a professional online presence as they explore digital modes of writing.

Introduces students to the foundational rhetorical concepts and strategies of composing with and for digital media.

Introduces students to the foundational rhetorical concepts and strategies of composing with and for digital media.

Advanced study of and practice in writing for digital mediums with a primary focus distribution through websites, blogs, other social media or digital methods.

Learners are prepared to successfully disseminate information in the form of submitted proposals and/or published articles. Students gain scholarly and practical knowledge related to writing and submitting proposals and manuscripts. The publishing process, as well as techniques for writing clear and concise manuscripts, is explored including ethical issues involving the preparation, submission, and publication process. This course may include practicum hours.

This course is an introduction to screenwriting that combines the study of published film texts with workshop practice in writing for film. (WI).

Teaches students the skills and conventions required for clear and effective writing in health professions.

Emphasizes the writing skills necessary for communication in professional and academic settings, focusing on topics related to Hispanic communities in the United States and the Spanish-speaking world. Coursework is curated for speakers who learned Spanish in an informal, non-academic setting and for intermediate-mid speakers.

Course serves as an overview and review of essential written communication skills needed by instructional design professionals.