Course Sections
Summer 2013 Sections
110.801 - Sports Talk (Sarah Nestor, Online June 10-August 2)
112.801 - Digital Privacy (Michael J. Faris, Online June 10-July 5)
Spring 2013 Sections
110.016 - The Internet, Technology, Culture, and Rhetoric (Alan Benson)
110.017 - Who Are You? Where Do You Come From? (Max Garland)
110.018 - Animals and Us (B.J. Hollars)110.019 - Meat (Allyson Loomis)
110.020 - Immigration (Jon Loomis)
110.021 - The World According to Television (Cathy Rex)110.022 - Urban Legends (Jan Stirm)
110.023 - Bioethics (Shevaun Watson)
110.024 - Contemporary American Film (Blake Westerlund)
110.026 - Rhetoric of Sport (Sarah Nestor)
110.027 - Rhetoric of Sport (Sarah Nestor)
110.028 - Extraordinary Claims (Bob Blaskiewicz)110.029 - Extraordinary Claims (Bob Blaskiewicz)
110.030 - Immigration and the Idea of Homeland Security (Joe Orser)
110.031 - Globalization and the World (Dis)Order (Jeff DeGrave)
110.032 - Vampires and Gender (Marty Wood)
110.033 - Extraordinary Claims (Bob Blaskiewicz)
110.035 - Digital Privacy (Michael J. Faris)
110.036 - Predictably Irrational (Linsey Wolter)
110.037 - Rhetoric of Popular Culture (Carey Applegate)
112.001 - Home Sweet Home (Amanda Stearns)
112.002 - Home Sweet Home (Amanda Stearns)
112.003 - Curiosity (Jackie Bailey)
112.004 - Rhetoric of Sport (Sarah Nestor)
112.008 - Our Stuff: Where it Comes From, Where it Goes (Kate Hinnant)
112.501 - Honors English (Kate Hinnant)
Fall 2012 Sections
110.001 - "The Rhetoric of Popular Culture" (Carey Applegate)
110.002 - "Our Stuff and Where It Comes From" (Kate Hinnant)
110.003 - "Predictably Irrational" (Lynsey Wolter)
110.004 - "Home Sweet Home" (Amanda Stearns-Pfeiffer)
110.005 - "Digital Privacy" (Michael J. Faris)
110.006 - "Extraordinary Claims" (Bob Blaskiewicz)
110.007 - "Technology and Communication" (Sarah Nestor)
110.009 - "Who Are You? Where Do You Come From?" (Max Garland)
110.011 - "Technology and Communication" (Sarah Nestor)
110.013 - "The World According to Television" (Cathy Rex)
110.014 - "Biking" (Jan Stirm)
110.015 - "The Movies" (Stacy Thompson)
110.016 - "Contemporary American Film" (Blake Westerlund)
110.017 - "Immigration and the Idea of Homeland Security" (Joe Orser)
110.018 - "Globalization and the World (Dis)Order" (Jeff DeGrave)
110.020 - "Race in the 21st Century" (Rachel Woodward)
110.021 - "Technology and Communication" (Sarah Nestor)
110.022 - "Vampires and Gender" (Marty Wood)
110.023 - "Conspiracy Theories" (Bob Blaskiewicz)
110.028 - "You Are What You Meat" (Allyson Goldin Loomis)
110.029 - "Conspiracy Theories" (Bob Blaskiewicz)
110.030 - "American Dream" (Jon Loomis)
110.201 - "Nursing Dilemmas" (Ruth Cronje)
112.006 - "Digital Privacy" (Michael J. Faris)
112.007 - Taking a Stand in a Networked Age: Rhetoric in the Academy & Online (Alan Benson)
112.008 - "Prison Today" (Kate Hinnant)
112.501 - "Historytelling" Honors students only (David Jones)
Spring 2012 Sections
110.001 - "Henrietta Lacks" (Shevaun Watson)
110.005 - "Ways of Eating: Food and Culture in the Contemporary U.S." (Melissa Girard)
110.007 - "How Animals Matter" (Stephanie Turner)
110.008 - "The World According to Television" (Cathy Rex)
110.010 - "Contemporary American Film" (Blake Westerlund)
110.011 - "Living in a Multilingual World" (Lynsey Wolter)
110.012 - "The Movies" (Stacy Thompson)
110.017 - "Immigration and the Idea of Homeland Security" (Joe Orser)
110.021 - "Identity: Race, Class, and Gender" (Traci Thomas-Card)
110.022 - "Modern Family" (Kate Hinnant)
110.026 - "Race and Rhetoric: From the Civil Rights Movement to the Present" (BJ Hollars)
110.031 - "Race in the 21st Century" (Rachel Woodward)
110.039 - "Race in the 21st Century" (Rachel Woodward)
Fall 2011 Sections
110.038 - "The Rhetoric of Education in the 21st Century" (Carey Applegate)
110.201 - "Nursing: How Do We Know What's Best for Our Patients?" (Ruth Cronje)
110.003 - "Ways of Eating: Food and Culture in the Contemporary U.S." (Melissa Girard)
110. 023 - "Modern Family" (Kate Hinnant)
110.019 - "Race and Rhetoric: From the Civil Rights Movement to the Present" (BJ Hollars)
110.025 - "Identity: Race, Class, Gender" (Traci Thomas-Card)
110.035 - "The Vietnam War" (Stacy Thompson)
110.203 - "How Animals Matter" (Stephanie Turner)
110.011 - "Tourism, American Style" (Shevaun Watson)
110.002 - "Popular Culture" (Blake Westerlund)
110.010 - "Living in a Multilingual World" (Lynsey Wolter)
