WRIT1401: University Writing - Community Engaged Learning
4 Credits
WRIT 1401 introduces students to writing processes, skills, and strategies that provides a strong foundation for future writing of all kinds—academic, professional, personal, civic. The work of writing in this class happens in partnership with a local social justice-focused organization. Student projects support the organization’s work and provide opportunity to experience writing as advocacy in a community context. Core areas of focus include: rhetorical awareness; critical thinking; information literacy; multimodal composing; accessibility; and giving, getting, and applying feedback. The course requires regular peer-to-peer and peer-to-instructor interactions and scaffolded activities and assignments in support of projects. Regular participation is critical in both areas of the blended modality—in-person and online. In addition, students will be required to do local site visits outside of class time.
Gopher Grades is maintained by Social Coding with data from Summer 2017 to Summer 2025 provided by the University in response to a public records request