1007. Seminar and Studio in Writing and Multimodal Composition

College composition through multiple forms of literacy, including rhetorical, digital, and information literacies necessary for twenty-first-century contexts. The development of creatively intellectual inquiries through sustained engagement with texts, ideas, and problems. Emphasis on transfer of writing and rhetorical skills to academic and daily life. Students design a digital portfolio that curates creations and skills-based micro-credentials they earn in coursework.

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Enrollment Data	Class Number	Campus	Instruction Mode	Instructor	Section	Schedule	Location	Enrollment	Credits	Notes
1253 3126 1 003	3126	Storrs	In Person	Reinwald, Elizabeth	003	MoWe 2:30pm‑4:25pm	AUST 247	16/16	4.00	Course Title: “What matters in the stories we tell?” Although this course is technically labeled as a ‘lecture’ course for enrollment management purposes, in practice, the course functions as a seminar. This section is for Honors Students only.
1253 3129 1 006	3129	Storrs	In Person	Geer, Gretchen	006	TuTh 9:30am‑11:25am	AUST 245	16/16	4.00	Course Inquiry: What is morality? What are moral dilemmas? How are these terms defined by different people and in different contexts? Although this course is technically labeled as a ‘lecture’ course for enrollment management purposes, in practice, the course functions as a seminar. This section is for Honors students only.