Syllabi

developed by
Rebecca Moore Howard
The Writing Program
Syracuse University

I also have a few handouts online. . . .


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Courses taught at Syracuse

  • CAS 101, "First-Year Forum," Fall 2006
  • CCR 607, "Composition Pedagogy," Fall 2004
  • CCR 611, "Writing Histories of Modern Composition Studies," Spring 2005
  • CCR 611, "Development of Modern Composition Studies," Spring 2003
  • CCR 651, "Interdisciplinary Studies in Language and Literacy: Provincial and Global Issues," Spring 2004
  • CCR 651, "Interdisciplinary Studies in Language and Literacy," Spring 2000
  • CCR 712, "Economies of Writing," Spring 2008
  • CCR 720, Interdisciplinary Influences on Composition and Rhetoric: "Authorship and Culture," Fall 2001
  • CCR 732, "Authorship and Curriculum," Fall 2006
  • CCR 760, Advanced Studies in Composition and Cultural Rhetoric: "Writing Program Administration," Fall 2002
  • WRT 105, "Owning Words," Fall 2007
  • WRT 105, "Practices of Academic Writing," Fall 2005
  • WRT 105, Studio I, Fall 2000
  • WRT 109, Studio I: Practices of Academic Writing, Fall 2004
  • WRT 205, "Crimes of Writing," Spring 2008
  • WRT 205, "Your Writing, Your Property," Spring 2007
  • WRT 205, "Critical Inquiry and Research: Engaging Presidential Politics," Spring 2004
  • WRT 205, "Critical Inquiry and Research: The Practices of Writing in the University," Spring 2003
  • WRT 205, "Studio 2," Spring 2000
  • WRT 303, "Researched Argument in the Twenty-First Century," Fall 2005
  • WRT 428, "Authors, Writers, Heroes," Fall 2006
  • WRT 670, "Teaching Practicum," Fall 1999-Spring 2000

    Courses taught at Cornell University

  • Writing 700, "Teaching Writing," Summer 1999

    Courses taught at Texas Christian University

  • ENGL 1803, "Writing from Sources: The Writer as Reader," Fall 1998
  • ENGL 2603, "Western World Literature I," Spring 1999
  • ENGL 2803, "Writing in Communities: A Repertoire of Styles ," Spring 1998
  • ENGL 8703, "Stylistics," Fall 1998
  • ENGL 8703, "Theories of Authorship in the West," Fall 1997

    Courses taught at Colgate University

  • COMP 103, "Writing in the Disciplines," Spring 1997
  • COMP 203, " Argumentation: Presidential
  • COMP 203, "Argumentation," Spring 1996, Colgate University
  • COMP/SOAN 244, "Sociolinguistics," Spring 1997
  • CORE 151F, "Western Traditions," Spring 1996
  • FSEM 019, "Classical Rhetoric, Modern Writing," Fall 1996
  • GNED 327, "Talent, Society, and the State: Defining and Regulating Intellectual Property," Spring 1997
  • UNST 150, "Critical Reading and Writing at the End of the Millennium," Summer 1996 Elections in the Electronic Democracy," Fall 1996