Center for Writing Studies Course Offerings Spring Spring 2008

The Center for Writing Studies, The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Selected Spring 2008 Course Offerings From Across Campus

For the current semester's schedule of course offerings, please see the UIUC course information page. For Writing Studies courses offered through the English Department, see the English Department course description index. Information about course schedules may also be available in the Writing Studies office in 200 English Building.

Art & Design
ART 591 – Writing with Video, Joseph Squier, 1 – 3:40 Tuesday/Thursday
Additional information can be found at www.writingwithvideo.net.

Curriculum & Instruction
CI 561 – Theory Prac. In Child Comp, Sarah McCarthey, 4 – 6:50, Tuesday

CI 564 – Writing Studies II, Paul Prior, 1-3:15 Tuesday (Plans to change to Monday)

CI 590 – Seminar: Advanced Qualitative Research in Language & Literacy, Anne Dyson, 1-3:50 Wednesday

Communications
COMM 590 – New Media Theory, Lisa Nakamura, 3 – 4:50 Tuesday

COMM 590 – History of Consumer Culture, Inger Stole, 3 – 4:50 Monday

Educational Policy Studies
EPS 516 – Social Theories & Education, Nick Burbules, 1 – 3:50 Wednesday

English
ENGL 482 – Writing Technologies, Denis Baron, 9:30 – 10:45 Monday/Wednesday

ENGL 504 – Theories of Cinema, Kaganovsky, 3 – 4:50 Tuesday/Thursday

ENGL 506 – Writing Studies II, Paul Prior, 1 – 3:15 Monday

ENGL 581 – Contested Pasts, Alternative Futures: Literature, Science & Ecology, Bob Markley, 1 – 3:15 Wednesday

English as an Int'l Language
EIL 445 – Second Language Reading and Writing, Randy Sadler, 1:00 – 1:50 Monday, Wednesday, Friday

EIL 587, Section C – The Use of Computer-Mediated Communication for Language Learning, Randy Sadler, 8:30 – 9:50 Monday, Wednesday

Gender & Women’s Studies
GWS 550 – Feminist Media Studies, Pat Gill, 4 – 6:50 Wednesday

GWS 580 – Queer Theory, Cris Mayo, 4 – 6:50 Tuesday

GWS 590 – Comparative Race Studies: Theories & Methods, F. Ngo, 3 – 5:50 Wednesday

GWS 590 – Gender & Technoculture, Sharra Vostral, 2 – 4:50 Monday

Library & Information Science
LIS 590 – Communication Informatics Res. & Theory, Caroline Haythornthwaite, 1 – 3:50 Thursday

Speech Communication
SPCM 415 – Classical Rhetorics, Tom Conley, 10 – 10:50 Monday, Wednesday, Friday

SPCM 450 – Gender and Rhetoric, Cara Finnegan, 11 – 12:20 Tuesday/Thursday

SPCM 496 – Making the World Wireless: Service in Technology & Policy, Christian Sandvig, 3:30 – 4:50 Monday/Wednesday

SPCM 496 – Argumentation Theory and Analysis, Curtis Jacobs, 3:30 – 4:50 Thursday

SPCM 529 – Communication, Culture, and Ideology, Peggy Miller, 2:00 – 4:50 Tuesday

SPCM 529 – History of Communication Theory and Research, Curtis Jacobs, 2:00 – 4:50 Wednesday

SPCM 529 – Language, Culture, and Identity, Michele Koven, 5:15 – 6:45 Thursday

SPCM 538 – Style in Rhetorical Analysis, Tom Conley, 2 – 4:50 Wednesday:40