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The Associate degree in English provides broad training for a wide range of academic and professional careers by developing a critical understanding of the human experience across time, place, and cultures. Courses in the program introduce skills for research, analysis, and communication that prepare students for further studies toward a four-year bachelor’s degree and help students engage the world in which they serve in thoughtful, constructive, and creative ways.

All students in the degree have opportunities to take classes from a range of literature and writing courses.

Core Classes

English Composition I

English Composition II

A continuation of English Composition I, this class focused on writing across the curriculum/writing in the disciplines. Students are introduced to the basics of reading and researching in various majors. The class is organized around a research project relating to the student’s fields of interest. By the end of the semester, students learn how to: develop an actionable central research question, propose a research project, conduct primary and secondary research, design a research project for multimodal platforms, and present their research in an oral presentation.

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The Associate degree in English provides broad training for a wide range of academic and professional careers by developing a critical understanding of the human experience across time, place, and cultures. Courses in the program introduce skills for research, analysis, and communication that prepare students for further studies toward a four-year bachelor’s degree and help students engage the world in which they serve in thoughtful, constructive, and creative ways.

All students in the degree have opportunities to take classes from a range of literature and writing courses.

English Composition I

English Composition II

A continuation of English Composition I, this class focused on writing across the curriculum/writing in the disciplines. Students are introduced to the basics of reading and researching in various majors. The class is organized around a research project relating to the student’s fields of interest. By the end of the semester, students learn how to: develop an actionable central research question, propose a research project, conduct primary and secondary research, design a research project for multimodal platforms, and present their research in an oral presentation.

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