Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey

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EAPP 8456

Adv Rhetoric & Genre

EAPP 8456 Advanced Rhetoric and Genre is a course designed to hone your research and writing skills in order to create fluid and interesting prose appropriate for the graduate level. The course is open to qualified international students. The content of the course will include a series of short essays, a genre presentation, and a final research paper that may be prepared in conjunction with another course.

The primary goals of this course are as follows:

• Developing critical reading skills,

• Learning how to correctly write and research an academic paper,

• Understanding how to blend sources without losing your own voice

• Introducing ways to document sources correctly using APA/Chicago format to avoid plagiarism,

• Understanding and implementing the characteristics of good writing into our own writing,

• Working on pre-writing skills such as brainstorming and outlining,

• Learning how to narrow and choose appropriate topics,

Subject:
English for Acad Prof Purposes
Department:
Language & Intercultural Study
Division:
Transltn, Interpret & Lang Edu
Requirements Fulfilled:

Sections

Spring 2025 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S25 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2024 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S24 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2023 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S23 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2022 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S22 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2021 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S21 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2019 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S19 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2018 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S18 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2017 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S17 Lecture (Calvert)

Spring 2016 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S16 Lecture (Butcher)

Spring 2015 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S15 Lecture (Calvert)

Spring 2014 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-S14 Lecture (Calvert)

Fall 2013 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-F13 Lecture (Calvert)

Fall 2012 - MIIS

EAPP8456A-F12 Lecture (Calvert)
EAPP8456B-F12 Lecture (Calvert)