3 courses with the subject CC, 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.
CC 101Writing About Community4
meets the Peace Core Critical Communication requirement Taking as its focus the diverse communities every individual inhabits, this course will foster students’ growth as thinkers and writers. Students will approach writing as a process, implementing appropriate modes, structures, styles, and strategies for a variety of audiences and occasions. The course will culminate with a research project that emphasizes argumentation and the quality and credibility of evidence.
meets the Peace Core Critical Communication requirement In this introductory course, you will improve your ability to justify your moral beliefs when attempting to solve moral problems on your own. You will use an ethical decision- making model in order to answer a difficult ethical question for someone in your anticipated career. You will examine ethical theories with the goal of identifying and refining your own moral principles. You will analyze contemporary moral problems in order to understand and evaluate other people’s moral arguments and to create your own moral arguments.
meets the Peace Core Critical Communication requirement A fundamental assumption of this course is to prepare students to engage in civic, professional, intellectual, and commercial pursuits ethically and effectively. Doing so requires the ability to communicate significant ideas to audiences, as well as to evaluate ideas that are presented by others -- to be a proficient, capable producer and consumer of communication. Accordingly, CC 103 focuses on understanding and adapting to the needs of audiences, the critical analysis of ideas, carrying out research and gathering and evaluating evidence, organizing material, and clearly presenting ideas orally. 83 | 2026-27 William Peace University Academic Catalog
