4 courses with the subject RH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
RH 101Rhetoric I3
This course focuses on: the acquisition of the communication skills needed to be well-educated, well-formed, and well-prepared for professional practice or advanced study; learning basic classical rhetorical approaches, both by precept and example; developing mastery of grammar and standard English; mastering critical thinking skills in practical contexts; and improving information literacy skills. Offered every year.
Further objectives include helping students to read, interpret, and analyze fiction, drama and poetry; write interpretive analyses; and learn literary principles and terms. Research skills are emphasized. Offered every year.
RH 101 This course focuses on the same goals as RH 101, but demands a higher level of competency.
RH 104Rhetoric and Writing4
This first-year writing course prepares students to practice college-level, academic writing. In it, students will be introduced to key rhetorical concepts, the writing process, and college-level research, both in print and in digital formats. Through a sequence of formal essays, writing exercises, and lab work, students will develop thesis-driven essays, master MLA format, and gain fluency in using standard written English. Offered every year.
This course is designed to prepare students for writing in professional and workplace settings. In this course, students will practice writing a variety of professional documents. Students will learn to analyze a writing task and its rhetorical context, as well as understand the basic features of professional writing genres and learn how to modify these features in response to the audience and situation.
