LARTS 101 — Writing Studio

3 credits
Fall or Spring
Faculty

This course will introduce the standards and practices of critical reading and writing common to the humanities and social sciences. Emphasis is placed on the exposition of the arguments of nonfiction prose, response to such arguments, and application of those arguments to real-world problems. Special attention will be paid to the structures of expository prose such as the construction of sentences and paragraphs that build a formal argument. Students will apply processes of notetaking, drafting, and revision common to professional and academic writing and publishing. Please contact the instructor if you have questions or require accommodations.