Course will address problems of community concern through Jesuit rhetorical practice, with basis in thinking, acting and reflecting. Students will learn how to write and speak in a variety of outward-facing modalities. They will work in partnership with a local community organization, applying techniques and practices learned in the classroom.
Prerequisite: UCWR 110 or equivalent, grade of C- or better.
Outcomes: Reflection: personal concerns and values; Community organization collaboration: writing and presentation projects; Peer review and group writing; Proficiency in modalities: op-ed pieces, funding requests, promotional writing, multimodal presentations, grant writing.
Prerequisite: UCWR 110 or equivalent, grade of C- or better.
Outcomes: Reflection: personal concerns and values; Community organization collaboration: writing and presentation projects; Peer review and group writing; Proficiency in modalities: op-ed pieces, funding requests, promotional writing, multimodal presentations, grant writing.