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WIC – Approved Courses
WIC – Approved Courses
The following courses are approved Writing Intensive Course (WIC) when taught by a certified instructor:
- ECON 236-WIC: Contending Economic Theories
- ED 206-WIC: School and Society
- ENGL 200-WIC: Banned Books and Novel Ideas
- ENGL 200-WIC: Into the Wild
- ENGL 200-WIC: The Ethics of Violence in Literature
- ENGL 200-WIC: Where Stories Come From
- ENGL 200-WIC: Made in America: Literature of Immigration and Migration
- ENGL 205-WIC: Writing for the Health Sciences
- ENGL 210-WIC: Business and Professional Writing
- ENGL 345-WIC: The Theory and Practice of Tutoring Writing
- ENGL 296-WIC: Traditions of Giving and Serving in American Life
- FLGR 220-WIC: Approaches to German Studies
- FLS 220-WIC: Selected Readings in Hispanic Literature
- FLF 220-WIC: Approaches to French Literature
- HIST 318-WIC: The Old Regime and the French Revolution
- HIST 342-WIC: Modern Japan
- MATH 120-WIC: Mathematics in Modern Society
- MUS-390-WIC: Topics in Music
- NUR 275-WIC: Transition to Professional Nursing
- PHIL 205-WIC: Science and the Interpretation of Reality
- PHIL 250-WIC: Political Philosophy
- PHIL 275-WIC: Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
- PHIL 280-WIC: Modern Philosophy
- POLS 261-WIC: State and Local Politics in the United States
- POLS 290-WIC: Policy and Persuasion
- SOC 291-WIC: Homicide and Capital Punishment
- SOCW 210-WIC: Social Welfare: Policies and Services
- THEO 200-WIC / CC 215: The Christian Tradition
- THEO 200-WIC: The Christian Tradition