Internship in Writing . WRIT 150
Fieldwork experiences to explore professional writing in particular workplace contexts. The professional writing may be in varied genres, in print and/or digital media. Students create documents for the instructor and participate in periodic seminars with the instructor and Minor students.
Prerequisites: Upper-division standing and consent of department. Must be enrolled in the Professional Writing Minor.
2 - 4
UnitsPass no pass
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
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Similar to what the other review said, Professor Morris REALLY knows Journalism, and she really does push you to do your best. Her feedback on writing is very helpful, and I feel like I really have grown stronger as a writer. I also agree that it is a fair amount of work, but not too much where you will be stressed out.
Professor Morris knows Journalism. She doesn't take BS and will push you to do your best. Having her as a teacher made me grow as a writer and I would only recommend taking her classes if you genuinely want to be challenged and pushed. It's a fair amount of work and she can be tough so be prepared.
I've had two classes with professor Morris and I don't mind having her as a professor at all. Her bluntness can seem really rude at first, but talking with her after class/during office hours about work helps. She knows journalism and what she's teaching really well, so her class is hard, but you'll learn a lot if you pay attention & put in work
She's rude, is not a good communicator. She misses things and blames them on her students. Overall she is just super rude.
Amanda Stansell
4.4
Craig Cotich
4.3
Gina Genova
4.5
Tymoteusz Chajdas
3.8
Patrick McHugh
4.6
Patricia Fancher
4.1
Brian Ernst
4.9