Advanced Composition for Non-Native Speakers of English is an eight-week class that provides a foundation for writing organized essays at a university level environment. In this class, writers write for both accuracy and fluency. The five-paragraph essay format is required of four genres: Giving Instructions, Cause or Effect, Comparison or Contrast, and Persuasion. Beyond the accuracy required for these academic essays, writing for fluency occurs within discussions with other course participants. More...
An objective, academic Inquiry Paper with several parts including research and documentation is the objective of this six-week course. A prerequisite to this course is Comp101.
Reading and Writing About Short Stories is a ten-week course in which participants read and respond to short stories by both American and international authors. With international authors and international participants, cross-cultural discussions will almost certainly introduce customs and cultures not previously realized and, perhaps, promote appreciation and respect where none had existed before.
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Participants in this space always extend across borders, languages, and cultures. This space is an environment to respect and to celebrate different customs and cultures. This site has zero tolerance for rude or offensive personal remarks. Violators will be banned.
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