Writing for Cultural Rhetorics . WRIT 105CR
Writing 105CR offers students writing practice that will serve both to advance their undergraduate work in cultural rhetorics and to prepare them for graduate level study or professional activity relating to cultural rhetorics. Students explore central issues and problems within cultural rhetorics scholarship while practicing strategies for evaluating and writing short and long papers.
Prerequisites: Writing 2 or 2E or 2LK; upper-division standing.
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Interesting class and great prof who cares about students!
You won't be bored. She makes class interesting and cares about her students. Fair grader.
Great prof who cares about her students! She takes the time to get to know you.
She barely teaches and you won't learn anything. Every lecture is a waste of time, she gives bad guidance on essays and doesn't give good feedback. Just do all the work and choose the easiest essay topics possible. This class is easy enough if you do the work. Avoid if possible.
Loved her and her class! Prof Hammer is great and I learned a lot about college writing from her. 10/10!!
Overall class grade depended on short writing assignments/quizzes, three essays, and participation. Professor Hammer made her expectations and grading criteria very clear for all assignments. I HIGHLY recommend that you take writing 1 with her.
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