Comments: Topic: Visual History: Race, Gender, and Sexuality. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw1020-courses

Comments: Topic: "Not Another Home Movie": How Do You Research When the Subject is Yourself? This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Fake News and Ironic Views: Satire as Social Critique. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Legacies of the Holocaust. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW 1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Poetry + Research. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Writing Science and Health. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw1020-courses

Comments: Topic: Of Margins and Monsters: Writing, Perspective, and Advocacy. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Of Margins and Monsters: Writing, Perspective, and Advocacy. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Visual History: Race, Gender, and Sexuality. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Imagining a Sustainable Future. This section of UW 1020 will grant priority registration to students in the Sustainability Living and Learning Community. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Imagining a Sustainable Future. This section of UW 1020 will grant priority registration to students in the Sustainability Living and Learning Community. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw1020-courses

Comments: Topic: Text & Image. This course is intended for WLP students only. Departmental approval required to register. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Anti-Racist STEM Writing in the 21st Century. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Writing Science and Health. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Life, Reviewed. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: The Grateful and the Dead.. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw1020-courses

Comments: Topic: Imagining a Sustainable Future. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Law as a Force for Social Change. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Solving Writing Problems (With or Without AI). This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions

Comments: Topic: Writing for Social Media. This course is being taught at the Mount Vernon campus. In addition to 3 credit hours of traditional classroom instruction, students should expect to complete an additional credit hour of asynchronous guided instruction each week. For more information about UW1020 courses, see

URL: https://writingprogram.gwu.edu/uw-course-descriptions