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Writing Studies Minor

Marcia Beattie, Minor Adviser
(585) 475-5855, mabcce@rit.edu

The writing studies minor offers students the opportunity to develop and practice writing skills in a variety of contexts; the competencies needed to be effective, confident, and versatile when facing writing challenges in the workplace; and an understanding of the theoretical and historical foundations underlying written communication and linguistics. The minor accommodates students with a wide variety of writing interests, disciplinary majors, and professional goals.

Prerequisite:
0502-227 Writing (or equivalent)

Electives—Choose five different courses.

Choose one course from the following:
0502-443 Written Argument
0502-456 Rhetoric of Science

Choose one course from the following:
0502-445 The Evolving English Language
0502-457 Language, Dialects, and Identity

Choose three courses from the following:
0502-443 Written Argument
0502-444 Technical Writing
0502-445 The Evolving English Language
0502-449 Worlds of Writing
0502-455 Writing the Self and Others
0502-456 Rhetoric of Science
0502-457 Language, Dialects, and Identity
0502-459 Creative Nonfiction
0502-460 Science Writing
0502-560 Special Topics: Writing