ACLC 4000 Advanced Workshop in Applied Communication (Winter 2024)

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Elements of Literature: Fiction, Poetry, Drama; ACLC-4000
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  • Scholes, et al.
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

The Broadview Anthology of Expository Prose; ACLC-4000
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  • Buzzard, et al.
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

The Broadview Reader; ACLC-4000
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  • Rosengarten, Herbert, and Jane Flick, eds.
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

Burning Brightly: New Light on Old Tales Told Today; ACLC-4000
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  • Stone, Kay
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

Atlantic Anthology; ACLC-4000
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  • Bird, Will R., ed.
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

Clear Writing: Readings in Expository Prose; ACLC-4000
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  • Mather, Marjorie, and Brett McLenithan, eds.
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  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

Clear Writing: Readings in Expository Prose; ACLC-4000
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Authors:
  • Mather, Marjorie, and Brett McLenithan, eds.
Holdings:
  • RESERVES-HOURLY (Available)

In ACLC 4000: Advanced Workshop in Applied Communication, students draw upon previous courses and accumulated knowledge about their chosen fields of future employment to design a subject-specific set of communication products. The purpose of this course is to provide upper-level students with an opportunity to hone the practical application of their communication skills through a workshop process. A requirement of the course will be that students use a variety of forms of communication in the presentation of their ideas and information on their chosen subjects.

Course Instructor
Kate Scarth