Freshman Seminars
Writing Program faculty teach a number
of freshman seminars and function as freshman advisers.
These courses are organized thematically. They introduce
students to a specific dimension of writing as a field,
such as autobiography or creative non-fiction, while
they simultaneously help students improve their own
writing skills.
Following are a sampling of freshman seminars
taught by WP faculty.
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 20 |
Reading & Writing Stories from the Margin |
HIRSCH |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 20 |
Mysteries & Thrillers |
SKOM |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 20 |
Writing about Identiy & Culture |
GEALY |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 21
|
Alternative Nation(s): Writing aoubt Race & Nation in Native American Literature |
O'LAUGHLIN |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 21 |
How Language
Works |
WRIGHT |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 22 |
Utopian Literature |
YARNOFF |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 23 |
Writing about Literature & Experience |
GEALY |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 24 |
How To
Become An Expert in Roughly
Ten Weeks |
SHWOM |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 25 |
Insiders & Outsiders: Reading & Writing Cultural
Stories |
HERRICK |
ENG 105-6
|
Sec 26 |
The Credible Writer: The Nature of Writing & Evidence |
CARMICHAEL |
| ENG 105-6 |
Sec 27 |
Ecothreats in Cold War America |
O'LAUGHLIN |
Course descriptions can be found on the Registrar's website
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