Program Overview

The Writing Studies Graduate Certificate program at [Institution Name] provides a comprehensive understanding of digital writing, rhetoric, literacy, and autoethnography. Through coursework in these areas, students develop skills in writing, teaching, and research, preparing them for careers in academia, education, and beyond.

Program Outline

Outline:

The Writing Studies, Graduate Certificate program consists of the following courses:

• ENG 670 Digital Writing Seminar (4 credits): This course explores the theory and practice of digital writing, examining the impact of technology on writing and communication.
• ENG 675 Rhetoric, Literacy, and the Teaching of Writing (4 credits): This course delves into the principles of rhetoric and literacy, focusing on their application in the teaching of writing.
• ENG 680 Autoethnography and the Teaching of Writing (2 credits): This course introduces the concept of autoethnography, a research method that combines personal experience with academic inquiry, and explores its use in the teaching of writing.