1989-1990 Academic Catalog

116 Languages andLiterature Professional Writing Emphasis TI1e professional writing emphasis prepares students for positions as writers and editors in industry and public relations. Tirnugh typically taken in the context of U1e English major, the emphasis itself, involving twenty– five qua11er hours in specific professional \Vriting courses, rnay be taken with other majors. TI1e professional writing emphasis must begin the fall quarter of the junior year. All courses with the PWRT prefix must be taken in the sequence listed belo\v. Course require1nents for a 1najor in English \Vith an e1nphasis in professional \Vriting involve seventy quaiter hours including: English ................................................................................................. 45 ENG-110 English Composition I ........................................................... 5 ENG-140 English Composition II .......................................................... 5 LIT-231 World Literature ....................................................................... 5 LIT-335 Shakespeare ............................................................................. 5 LIT-337 Contemporary Ame1ican Literature .......................................... 5 (or LIT-338 Contemporary British Literature ........................................ 5) American Literature (one course) ............................................................ 5 English Literature (one course) ............................................................... 5 Electives in English .............................................................................. 10 Professional Writing ............................................................................. 25 PWRT-211 Style and Mechanics for Writers ........................................... 3 PWRT-312 Professional Writing ............................................................ 5 PWRT-314 ComputerApplications for Writers ....................................... 2 PWRT-315 Public Relations Writing ...................................................... 3 PWRT-414 Report Writing ..................................................................... 5 PWRT-415 Advru1ced Professional Writing ............................................ 4 PWRT-417 Editing and Proofreading ..................................................... 3 English Major with a Professional Writing Emphasis Curriculum Sumn1ary Proficiency require1nents ..................................................................... 0-8 Other General Education requirements ............................................. 65-87 English major/professional writing requirements ................................... 70 Electives ......................................................................................... 28-50 Total (minimum, not including proficiency) .................................... 192 Suggested Four·yfllr Curdcutlllll fo)' aMl\ior .ill Engi)i,h wUh .ll . 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