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Toggle ItemEnglish 211: Rhetoric and Civilization 1Discover how rhetoric--the art of persuasion--has shaped ancient history and culture. Learn how this tradition’s competencies can help you see the world differently and communicate effectively.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 212: Rhetoric and Civilization 2Discover how rhetoric--the art of persuasion--has shaped contemporary history and culture. Learn how this tradition’s competencies can help you see the world differently and communicate effectively.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 302: Writing with StyleIn this course, you’ll hone your writing skills at the sentence and paragraph level to develop a flexible, effective writing style for a variety of purposes and situations.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 322: Rhetorical FoundationsLearn how rhetoric--the art of influence-- can help you effectively communicate, influence, and persuade.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 323: Professional WritingLearn professional writing genres. Use design thinking in teams to create a professional writing project for a real client.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 325: Visual CommunicationLearn how visual media persuades and influences. Analyze and create visual media such as websites, infographics, videos, posters, and other multimedia.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 326: Digital CommunicationLearn how to navigate digital landscapes professionally and personally. Analyze and communicate with digital communication tools such as blogs, podcasts, and other social media.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 327: Studies in RhetoricDive deep into a special topic on rhetoric, such as rhetoric and medicine, rhetoric and leadership, and so on. Check the specific course description for the semester you take this course.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 335: Professional SpeakingStudy classical oratory to prepare and deliver effective oral presentations with well-designed visuals. Learn strategies for managing public speaking anxiety and leading meetings effectively.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 394: Applied English/Professional Writing InternshipDeepen your professional communication skills by interning for a local business or organization.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 399R: Academic InternshipComplete an internship in a writing-intensive or communication-intensive area, such as BYU’s Writing and Research Center.
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Toggle ItemEnglish 494: Professional Writing and Rhetoric CapstoneExplore a specific area in rhetorical studies and produce a multimedia project or professional writing portfolio relevant to your career interests or goals.
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Toggle ItemENGL 600: Introduction to Graduate Studies
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Toggle ItemENGL 610: Composition PedagogyA practicum for graduate students teaching first-year writing courses.
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Toggle ItemENGL 611RStudies in Teaching Advanced Composition, a practicum for graduate students training to teach advanced composition courses.
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Toggle ItemENGL 612: The History of RhetoricA survey of major texts, thinkers, and movements of the Western rhetorical tradition from classical antiquity to the present.
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Toggle ItemENGL 613: Rhetorical Theory and CriticismA seminar in interpreting and evaluating rhetorical acts and artifacts, including literature, for the purpose of understanding rhetorical theory and practice.
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Toggle ItemENGL 616Research Methods in Rhetoric and Composition, a survey of research methods in rhetoric and composition.
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Toggle ItemENGL 699RThesis Hours
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Toggle ItemElectives of your choiceElectives of your choice, including courses in literature and creative writing.