Writing
Expository Writing in Spanish (WR 114)
WR 115 is an interactive course that develops students’ practice in the conventions of college-level writing. Students will build in-class writing skills and explore their unique writing voice. This course emphasizes the connection between reading engagement and writing expression.
Introduction to Expository Writing (WR 115)
WR 115 is an interactive course that develops students’ practice in the conventions of college-level writing. Students will build in-class writing skills and explore their unique writing voice. This course emphasizes the connection between reading engagement and writing expression.
Corequisite Support for Introductory to Expository Writing (WR 115Q)
This support course focuses on the foundational skills and concepts needed to persist and succeed in WR 115: Introduction to Expository Writing. Students will receive support in the strategies and conventions of college-level writing with an emphasis on in-class writing and reading comprehension.
Writing for CTE Professionals (WR 117)
This course focuses on writing in career and technical fields. It reviews the basic conventions of English, but centers on the types of reading and writing expected in professional trade settings and may be geared toward a particular trade field depending on the makeup of the class.
College Composition I & II (WR 121Z & WR 122Z)
The goal of the Composition courses is to provide students with the opportunity to practice writing skills that will enable them to write successfully in all their college classes. By the end of the course, students will be reading analytically and critically, and their writing should demonstrate an understanding of organization, audience, voice, and the conventions of college-level written English.
Technical Writing (WR 227Z)
The Technical Writing course is offered through RCC’s Business Department.
Imaginative Writing (WR 241, WR 242, WR 243)
For students who are looking to stimulate and improve their own creative writing, RCC Imaginative Writing courses offer the opportunity to study with instructors who provide structure and feedback. Students should expect to write a lot, learn critical terminology, and spend class time discussing their own and others' writing.
Magazine Writing-Editing-Publishing (WR 199)
Designed for students interested in creative writing, publishing, and digital media design, this course emphasizes writing as a craft while introducing the editorial and production process of a literary magazine. Students analyze literary magazines, develop an editorial vision, create and revise original creative work, edit and respond to submissions, write editorial copy, and collaborate on design, layout, proofreading, and digital publication for Rogue Currents, RCC’s student literary magazine.
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If you are interested in learning more about RCC’s Writing courses, please contact your advisor or Debora Coen, RCC Writing Coordinator at [email protected] or by phone 541-956-7224.
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