Literature courses USA

...some particular aspect of medicine. In any case, you need no special expertise to prosper in this course. We will begin by reading a series of essays about doctors and patients... Learn about: New Media, Public Health, Medical training...

...for English Language Learners interested in further developing their English skills in a challenging college-level academic setting. This intensive two-week... Learn about: English Language...

...In our reading and writing we explore the craft of making scientific concepts, and the work of scientists, accessible to the public through articles and essays... Learn about: New Media...

...(Brown's learning management system), review course expectations and strategies for your success, learn about your instructor, and help us to learn a bit about...

...technological developments into clear and engaging stories for the public. Ultimately, improving our writing, speaking, and rhetorical knowledge will... Learn about: New Media, Communication Training...

...The course is interdisciplinary. It will examine constructions of masculinity through the blues in the short stories of Richard Wright and William Faulkner...

...John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Jonathan Kozol, Abraham Lincoln, Amy Tan and Alice Walker. We will also screen some documentary and feature films... Learn about: Maya training, Communication Training...

...still giving an image of the whole. Students are encouraged to take risks with their language and ideas. The classroom should be a generous and generative space...

...you may also want to consult The Mayfield Handbook of Scientific and Technical Writing. This is not a classic textbook course. You cannot do the work...

...self-presentation, and communication. Over the course of this week-long class, students will: • Draft, revise, and complete a personal or college admissions essay... Learn about: Communication Training...

...least one draft or revision each week. I expect a revision to be exactly that: a re-vision , re-seeing of your ideas, the ideas in the reading...

...The Academic Essay." These courses have been designed in such a way that students may take a single one, or any two, or all three of these Seminars...

..."agricultural act" (Berry). We also read Michael Pollan's best-selling In Defense of Food and discuss the issues this book raises as well as the rhetorical strategies it employs...

...offering over 200 non-credit courses, one- to four-weeks long, taught on Brown’s campus. For students completing grades 9-12 by June 2020. VISIT PROGRAM...

...and interpreting interviews on growing up in the media age. Readings include interdisciplinary selections from the fields of media and cultural studies... Learn about: Communication Training...

...students interested in history, law, and international relations. There are no prerequisites-the course is accessible to students at all levels-but some knowledge of... Learn about: International Relations, IT Law...

...And you yourselves will write a great deal, attending always to the ways your purpose in writing and your intended audience shape what and how you write...

...space and audience who will amplify and engage with the text. Although this is not a production course (written work will not be performed)...

...(as well as on others) will help you to stay disciplined about getting the reading done on time. I have selected readings that I think you will find interesting... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Modern Poetry ▲ ENAM 0316 - Poetry and Spiritual Tradition ▹ ENAM 0317 - Poetics of Translation ENAM 0325 - Chinese Poetry in the Far West ENAM 0330... Learn about: Creative Writing...