All Courses
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9:30-11:00am, FAC 9, TTh, RHE 306 (42690)
In this class, you will learn how to examine a public controversy, analyze various positions that people hold in that controversy, and effectively advocate your own position. You will also explore the ethics of argumentation, explaining what it means to “fairly” represent someone with whom you disagree, or how to responsibly address a community with particular values and interests. Your work in this course will help you advance the critical writing and reading skills you will need to succeed in courses for your major and university degree.
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12:30-2:00 pm, PAR 6, TTh, RHE 306 (42730)
In this class, you will learn how to examine a public controversy, analyze various positions that people hold in that controversy, and effectively advocate your own position. You will also explore the ethics of argumentation, explaining what it means to “fairly” represent someone with whom you disagree, or how to responsibly address a community with particular values and interests. Your work in this course will help you advance the critical writing and reading skills you will need to succeed in courses for your major and university degree.