WRIT 002: CRAFT OF PROSE
Spring 2022 Courses
WRIT 002 301
TR 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Friedman
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 302
TR 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Hipolit
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 303
TR 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Manning
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 304
TR 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Byala
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 305
TR 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Kwok
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 306
TR 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Byland
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 307
TR 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
DiLodovico
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 308
TR 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Walker
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 309
TR 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
MacRae-Crerar
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 310
MW 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Fackler
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 311
MW 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Wehner
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 312
MW 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM
Argaman
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 313
MW 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Vellani
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 314
MW 5:15 PM - 6:45 PM
Argaman
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 315
TR 1:45 PM - 3:15 PM
Byland
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 316
MW 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Taylor
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 317
TR 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Fackler
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.
WRIT 002 318
TR 10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Manning
Craft of Prose
Fulfills the Writing Requirement
FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES ONLY
Do we live in a post-truth world? Is fake news endemic to modern life? Are we so in thrall to the agendas of politicians, news agencies, corporations, ideologues, and foreign actors that we can't trust anything in the media to be unbiased and factually accurate? In this course about navigating and rising above the barrage of questionable info we receive from the media every day, we will be reading True or False: A CIA Analyst's Guide to Spotting Fake News. Former CIA analyst Cindy L. Otis examines fake news through its long history, looks at the state of fake news in our world today, and offers advice that all of us can use to recognize it and defend ourselves against its influence. After reading and analyzing this lively, thought-provoking book, students will develop research projects on topics of their choice and use their findings to write a research-based White Paper and an Op-Ed. Other shorter assignments will include logical reasoning exercises, academic reading and research, professional peer review, and writing for businesses and nonprofits. Only First Years and Sophomores are eligible to enroll in Craft of Prose.