Eligible Wi Courses per Department

Writing Across the Curriculum

Eligible WI Courses per Department

Make Sure You Register for Three WI-Labeled Courses Prior to Graduation!

All undergraduate students must complete three writing-intensive courses at AUM prior to graduation: one WI course of choice (a "swing" course) and two WI courses in your major field of study.

WI courses are taught by trained writing-intensive faculty. Please make sure that you sign up for three courses that carry the WI in the section field and in front of the course title.

The courses in the table below have been approved for writing-intensive instruction by the WAC Committee and Curriculum Committee. Contact your department head to find out which semesters the following courses will be taught as writing-intensive.

School	Department	Code	Course Title
Business	ACCT	4200	Accounting Information Systems
Business	ECON	4110	Intermediate Microeconomics
Business	FINA	3370	Personal Financial Planning
Business	HRSM	4610	Human Resource Development and Safety
Business	HRSM	3150	Human Resource Management
Business	INFO	3700	Data Communications
Business	MKTG	4360	Marketing Research
Business	MNGT	4500	Leadership for a Changing World
Business	MNGT	3100	Management of Organizations
Education	ECHE	3100	Methods of Teaching the Very Young Child
Education	ESPE	4200	Special Education: Critical Professional Components
Education	FNDS	2140	Psychological Foundations of Education
Education	FNDS	2010	Social Foundations of Education
Education	PHED	4250	Physical Education and Exercise
Education	PHED	2010	Foundations of Health and PE
Education	PHED	4160	Adaptive Physical Education
Education	PHED	4310	Ethics in Sports
Education	SCED	4050	Teaching in the Middle and Secondary Schools
Liberal Arts	COMM	3900	The Documentary Film
Liberal Arts	COMM	4515	Fluency Disorders
Liberal Arts	COMM	4620	Aural Rehabilitation, Habilitation, and Hearing Conservation
Liberal Arts	COMM	4610	Writing for Speech Pathology and Audiology
Liberal Arts	COMM	3120	Interpersonal Communication
Liberal Arts	COMM	4720	Critical Issues in Mass Media
Liberal Arts	COMM	4130	Research Methods
Liberal Arts	ENGL	2570	Survey of American Literature I
Liberal Arts	ENGL	2600	Survey of Literature of the Western World
Liberal Arts	ENGL	2580	Survey of American Literature II
Liberal Arts	ENGL	4060	Studies in Composition
Liberal Arts	ENGL	2530	Survey of English Literature I
Liberal Arts	ENGL	4850	Studies in Drama
Liberal Arts	ENGL	2540	Survey of English Literature II
Liberal Arts	GEOG	2050	Geography of World Regions
Liberal Arts	GEOG	2150	Human Geography
Liberal Arts	HIST	4190	American Historiography
Liberal Arts	HIST	4290	Non-American Historiography
Liberal Arts	HIST	3840	The United States and Latin America
Liberal Arts	HIST	4560	Imperial Russia
Liberal Arts	HIST	3940	Historical Methods
Liberal Arts	HIST	1020	World History Since 1648
Liberal Arts	HIST	4580	Technology in the Soviet Union
Liberal Arts	HONR	4970	UHP Seminar
Liberal Arts	INTL	3020	French Culture
Liberal Arts	INTL	3000	Introduction to International Studies
Liberal Arts	INTL	4400	Advanced Topics in International Studies
Liberal Arts	PHIL	2010	Introduction to Philosophy
Liberal Arts	PHIL	2000	Reasoning and Critical Thinking
Liberal Arts	PHIL	2100	Applied Ethics
Liberal Arts	SOCI	2000	Introduction to Sociology
Liberal Arts	SOCI	2010	Social Problems
Liberal Arts	SOCI	4350	Social Psychology
Liberal Arts	SOCI	4950	Advanced Seminar in Sociology
Liberal Arts	SOCI	3050	Women and Culture
Liberal Arts	SOCI	3850	Introduction to Social Welfare
Liberal Arts	SOCI	3900	Social Welfare Policies and Services
Liberal Arts	SPAN	3110	Spanish Civilization I
Liberal Arts	SPAN	3040	Spanish Composition
Liberal Arts	SPAN	3310	Commercial Spanish Translation
Liberal Arts	THEA	2040	Theatre Appreciation
Liberal Arts	THEA	4320	Theatre History II
Liberal Arts	THEA	4310	Dramatic Literature and History
Liberal Arts	VISU	3070	Women in the History of Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3050	American Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3060	Art Since 1945
Liberal Arts	VISU	3040	History of Nineteenth Century Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3020	The Renaissance in Italy
Liberal Arts	VISU	3080	History of Graphic Design
Liberal Arts	VISU	3010	Survey of Non-Western Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3030	History of Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3600	Introduction to Art Museology
Liberal Arts	VISU	3090	Medieval Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	3960	Reading in Art
Liberal Arts	VISU	4100	The Artist in Film and Fiction
Liberal Arts	VISU	4200	Contemporary Art Practice
Liberal Arts	VISU	4732	Graphic Design III
Liberal Arts	VISU	4972	Special Topics in Visual Arts
Liberal Arts	VISU	1000	Art Appreciation
Nursing	NURS	4920	Transitions to Professional Nursing
Nursing	NURS	3110	Theoretical Concepts of Professional Nursing Practice
Nursing	NURS	4110	Transformation to the Professional Nurse Role
Nursing	NURS	4210	Leading and Managing in Healthcare Micro-Environments
Nursing	NURS	4330	Transformation to the Professional Nurse Role II
Sciences	BIOL	4033	General Virology
Sciences	BIOL	4952	Capstone Biology
Sciences	BIOL	4073	Immunobiology
Sciences	BIOL	4203	Ecology
Sciences	CHEM	4303	Instrumental Biochemistry
Sciences	CHEM	2103	Analytical Chemistry
Sciences	CLLS	4080	Laboratory Management and Education
Sciences	CLLS	3503	Perspectives in Clinical Laboratory Science
Sciences	JUST	4710	Alternative Dispute Resolution
Sciences	JUST	4700	Research Methods
Sciences	MATH	2000	Introduction to Higher Math
Sciences	MATH	4950	Senior Seminar in Math
Sciences	ORGL	2930	Values and Ethics for Strategic Leaders
Sciences	POLS	3510	Legislative Processes
Sciences	POLS	2020	American National Government
Sciences	POLS	3010	Research and Methodology
Sciences	PSCI	4970	Senior Seminar
Sciences	PSYC	3470	Culture and Psychology
Sciences	PSYC	4952	Seminar: Writing in Psychology
Sciences	PSYC	2193	Research Design

All students will be required to take English Composition I and II; these courses may transfer in from other institutions.

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