- Enseignant-e: Susan Lindsay Pickford
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
This course teaches English-language writing skills necessary for success in University-level studies and the professional arena, with a primary focus on composing clear and effective prose without the use of AI tools. In this class, students will practice sentence and paragraph construction in the context of short writing assignments. We will also work on organizing ideas and thinking strategically. Students will become more familiar with the various steps that go into writing through planning, drafting, and revising a variety of short texts and essays. Students will also learn the process and value of peer editing. A required portfolio will showcase each student's work over the semester.
Generative AI is not permitted for the drafting or editing of work in this course.

- Enseignant-e: Melissa DunLany
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
This course combines lectures on aspects of American culture, targeted readings, and small-group discussions. The goal is to improve your ability to analyze and discuss American culture in a nuanced fashion.
- Enseignant-e: Susan Lindsay Pickford
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
This course teaches English-language writing skills necessary for success in University-level studies and the professional arena, with a primary focus on composing clear and effective prose. In this class, students will practice sentence and paragraph construction in the context of short writing assignments. We will also work on organizing ideas and thinking strategically. Students will become more familiar with the various steps that go into writing through planning, drafting, and revising a variety of short texts and essays. Students will also learn the process and value of peer editing. A required portfolio will showcase each student's work over the semester.
Generative AI is not permitted for the drafting or editing of work in this course.

- Enseignant-e: Melissa DunLany
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
Develop a more nuanced understanding of the United States and its culture, especially as that is reflected in language. Practice discussing and debating American culture with colleagues and instructors.

- Enseignant-e: Susan Lindsay Pickford
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
This course teaches English-language writing skills necessary for success in University-level studies and the professional arena, with a primary focus on composing clear and effective prose. In this class, students will practice sentence and paragraph construction in the context of short writing assignments. We will also work on organizing ideas and thinking strategically. Students will become more familiar with the various steps that go into writing through planning, drafting, and revising a variety of short texts and essays. Students will also learn the process and value of peer editing. A required portfolio will showcase each student's work over the semester.
Generative AI is not permitted for the drafting or editing of work related to this course.
- Enseignant-e: Philippe Haeberli
- Enseignant-e: Susan Lindsay Pickford
This moodle is a space for sharing teaching content, tips and support.

- Enseignant-e: Susan Lindsay Pickford
- Enseignant-e: James Tarpley
This course teaches English-language writing skills necessary for success in University-level studies and the professional arena, with a primary focus on composing clear and effective prose. In this class, students will practice sentence and paragraph construction in the context of short writing assignments. We will also work on organizing ideas and thinking strategically. Students will become more familiar with the various steps that go into writing through planning, drafting, and revising a variety of short texts and essays. Students will also learn the process and value of peer editing. A required portfolio will showcase each student's work over the semester.

