Course Description:
Writing Across Cultures is a 4.5-credit first-year writing course for learners of English as an additional language. Students in this course will explore cultural concepts within various texts on cultural studies, sociology, language studies, fiction, poetry, and personal narrative. They will compose a detailed multimodal portrait of the ways an author’s cultural identity relates to communication as well as a self-portrait reflecting upon their own personal linguistic and cultural journeys.
This course fulfills the AHq Core Requirement.
Students successfully completing EAP I (356:155) continue into EAP II (356:156) before enrolling in either College Writing (355:101) or College Writing Extended (355:104) to fulfill the WC core requirement.
Dropping English for Academic Purposes is not possible without a dean's permission. If a medical or personal emergency is preventing you from attending to your course work, please contact the Dean of Students office for help with documenting your emergency and for support in navigating all of your courses this semester.