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Student Learning Outcomes
Develop critical thinking strategies and writing skills that are essential to successful, meaningful academic work at the college level and that facilitate informed citizenship in college and beyond.
Demonstrate the ability to write clearly and with standardized grammatical accuracy in English.
Produce written work that has been improved by supervised revision for style and content through multiple drafts and/or sequential assignments.
Engage critically with primary and secondary sources, and quote, paraphrase, and cite this material ethically and correctly.
Develop effective communication and listening skills through responding to the writing of others.
Employ the vocabulary, concepts, and compositional techniques appropriate to Writing Studies and other academic disciplines.