Session

Winter 2025

 Term

W

Format

ONLN (Fully Online)

Instructor

Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite

This course examines the English language and multilingualism in the current global context, focusing on how bi/multilingual individuals from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds bring different languages into writing and communication. Exploring a range of fiction, nonfiction and interdisciplinary scholarship in translingual literature, students will develop awareness of rhetorical conventions and learn strategies for communication across a range of contexts.Prerequisites: AP/ESL 1000 or AP/ESL 1450, AP/ESL 2000, AP/ESL 1010 or AP/ESL 1015, or permission of coordinatorOpen to: undergraduate students whose first language is not English Not open to: students who speak English with native proficiency

Course Start Up

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