Writing Intensive

A minimum four credit hours from the following:

• ANTH 315 - Applied Economic Anthropology
    
• ANTH 380 - Music As Social Life: The Field of Ethnomusicology  
• APHS 301 - Evidence Based Practice and Medical Literature Review  
• ARTH 303 - Modern Art and Contemporary Art
    
• ARTH 306 - History of Design
    
• BIOL 230 - Genes and Genomics
    
• CHEM 485 - Chemical Research and Scientific Writing
    
• CHNS 410 - Communication and Composition  
• COMM 330 - Organizational Communication Theory
    
• COMM 400 - Communication Theory and Research
    
• COMM 412 - Media Criticism
    
• COMM 415 - Media Institutions
    
• EAST 499 - Independent Study (Capstone)
    
• ECON 320 - Industrial Structure and Public Policy  
• ECON 370 - History of Economic Thought
    
• ECON 380 - Economic Development  
• EDUC 438 - HS/MS Methods: Art  
• EDUC 440 - HS/MS Methods: English  
• EDUC 442 - K12 Methods: World Languages  
• EDUC 444 - HS/MS Methods: Mathematics  
• EDUC 446 - HS/MS Methods: Science  
• EDUC 448 - HS/MS Methods: Social Studies  
• EDUC 460 - Elementary Methods-Literacy II  
• ENGL 212 - Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Studies: Text/Technologies
    
• ENGL 222 - Global Literature  
• ENGL 250 - Writing for Social Change  
• ENGL 304 - Global Shakespeare: Shakespeare in the World  
• ENGL 340 - Advanced Poetry  
• ENGL 342 - Advanced Creative Nonfiction  
• ENGL 344 - Advanced Fiction  
• ENGL 384 - Wicked Writing Problems at Work  
• ENGL 492 - Capstone Seminar in English  
• ENVI 230 - U.S. Environmental Policy
    
• EXSC 347 - Physiology of Exercise  
• FREN 250 - French Composition and Communication
    
• GSST 275 - History of Sexuality  
• GLST 366 - Global Power and the British Empire  
• HIST 275 - History of Sexuality  
• HIST 370 - Asia’s Rapid Industrialization
    
• HIST 385 - World Wars of the 20th Century
    
• HIST 470 - Capstone Seminar
    
• HONR 400 - Honors Thesis  
• HTSC 370 - Literacy and Cultural Competency in Health Care
    
• IDEA 393 - The Evolution of Daoism  
• JAPN 420 - Japanese for Written Communication
    
• LEAD 390 - Seminar on Leadership Theory
    
• MATH 390 - Research Methods
    
• MATH 490 - Seminar in Advanced Mathematics
    
• MEDI 315 - History of Journalism  
• MUED 453 - Performance Music Methods  
• MUSI 380 - Music As Social Life: The Field of Ethnomusicology
    
• NEUR 300 - Advanced Behavioral Neuroscience
    
• NEUR 310 - Advanced Molecular Neuroscience
    
• PHIL 490 - Philosophy Capstone Seminar
    
• POLS 200 - Scope and Practice of Political Science
    
• PSYC 490 - Seminar
    
• PSYC 495 - Psychology in the Community  
• PSYC 497 - Internship
    
• PSYC 498 - Senior Thesis
    
• RELG 390 - Topics in Religious Ethics
    
• RELG 392 - Bible Seminar
    
• SGBH 201 Philosophy and the Human Condition  
• SGBH 313 - Reading the Qur’an  
• SGBH 317 - Neoliberalism and Popular Culture  
• SGBH 336 - Deals with the Devil  
• SGBN 201 - What is Motion?
    
• SGBS 202 - Social Formation and Social Transformation
    
• SGBS 317 - Neoliberalism and Popular Culture  
• SMGT 230 - Sport Law, Ethics and Organization
    
• SOCI 300 - Social Inquiry II: Qualitative
    
• SPAN 270 - Advanced Conversation and Composition in Spanish  
• SPED 450 - Teaching Exceptional Diverse Learners with High Incidence Disabilities  
• SPED 455 - Teaching Exceptional Learners with Moderate to Severe Low Incidence Disabilities  
• THEA 305 - Theatre History and Literature II