Two New Writing Intensive Courses For This Fall

Two new Writing Intensive (WI) course sections will be offered for the first time this fall. Thirteen different courses will be offered as WI this fall in eighteen course sections. Most courses are offered face to face, but there are also 5 sections offered online as noted below.

ENS 106 M01 Public Speaking will be taught by Professor Risher.

This course prepares students for effective public speaking presentations. Students research, organize, write, and deliver a variety of speeches designed to inform, persuade, motivate, and entertain in diverse public settings.

For more information, see the Public Speaking LibGuide

BS-102-ME1 Biology II will be taught by Professor Greidanus. 

It is the basic study of representative organisms of the five kingdoms, with an emphasis on classification, differential features, and reproduction. For the plant and animal kingdoms, it covers fundamentals of development, physiological control systems, organ systems, nutrition, movement, ecology, and selected biological problems of representative organisms. The laboratory sessions include dissections and experimental studies of selected representative organisms for all kingdoms.

For more information, see the Biology II Libguide


Complete list of WI courses available to students this fall

AE-101-OL1	Appreciation of Art	Thoubboron
BS-102-ME1	Biology II	Greidanus
CT-101-WE1	Critical Thinking	Hillringhouse
EN-205-M02	Intro to Literature	Redman-Waldeyer
EN-205-OL1	Intro to Literature	Klopfenstein
ENS-106-M01	Public Speaking	Risher
HI-101-ME2	Western Civilization I	Brozyna
HI-101-OL2	Western Civilization I	Jenkins
HI-102-W02	Western Civilization II	Drakulich
MU-106-OL2	Appreciation of Music	Ayala
PH-101-M02	Intro to Philosophy	Fruncillo
PL-101-ME1	Intro to Political Science	Getso
PS-101-ME2	Intro to Psychology	Termanini
PS-101-OL3	Intro to Psychology	Cianci
PS-101-P02	Intro to Psychology	Page
PS-101-W03	Intro to Psychology	Murphy
SC 104-M01	Environmental Science	Baranowski
SO-202-M01	Cultural Anthropology	Burkart