Writing courses Providence

...up with a precise understanding of what good and bad arguments looks like. Along the way, we practice both (a) locating, isolating, and evaluating arguments...

...medical, and professional schools as well as to graduate education in literature and the...

...films and conferences, extensive library collections, exchange programs with the Universities of Lyon and Burgundy, and computer facilities and study areas in Rochambeau House...

...A creative thesis is submitted in the final semester. The program numbers approximately thirty students in any given academic year. Additional Resources...

...the Center for Public Humanities offers a fellowship to graduate students interested in working for, and leading, Native American cultural institutions...

...a pre-professional artistic career, arts education, or in grassroots community organizing/activist spaces. *********** This course is part of the Leadership Institute...

...new historicism, feminist theory and criticism, gender and sexuality studies, postcolonial literature and film studies. The English Department has close...

...of a personal “essay” (whatever that might look like!) that incorporates the written and visual. There is no prerequisite for confidence as a writer and artist...

...to take a backseat to the dynamic between female friends. Is this sudden proliferation of media prioritizing best friends over boyfriends something new—part...

...outstanding writing selections, both to serve as models and as catalysts for student writing. In some assignments, students will have a choice of content... Learn about: English Language...

...and of the place of art in the larger world; and a leaning into faithful transformation of society through theatrical action. The Master of Fine Arts... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...Assignments will include two short essays and a choice between a longer essay and research proposal, with at least one of those three being focused... Learn about: Decision Making...

...This pedagogical framework situates the classroom as a community forum in which members of said community are asked to apply concepts learned to the... Learn about: Social Change...

...and one short written paper. In this way, students are asked to engage with course material through a variety of means, allowing for richer learning... Learn about: Communication Training...

...and an analytical essay. Class time will be devoted to discussing readings, in-class writing activities, small group work, and writing workshops... Learn about: English Language...

...We will begin by focusing on the development of modernism in architecture, not as a unified movement that evolved teleologically, but as a multi-stranded... Learn about: Modern Contemporary, Built Environment...

...issues in public health and identify data sources relevant to the investigation of a public health problem. There will be limited didactic presentations each... Learn about: Team Training, Public Health...

...concerns and some classic themes of political theory by reading selections from Plato, Machiavelli, Rousseau, Tocqueville, and Douglass. With Plato... Learn about: English Language, Political Theory...

...films in class throughout the term, this is neither a course about the appreciation of films, nor a survey of the canon. Instead, we will focus on developing... Learn about: Construction Training, Film Analysis...

...Altogether, hip hop artists have produced an immense array of material on foundational social and political topics, national and global. In this course... Learn about: English Language...