Courses Approved for Second Writing Requirement

Africana Studies (AFRA)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• AFRA 304 - African American History to the Civil War (3cr.)
• AFRA 325 - Contemporary Black Art (3cr.)
• AFRA 326 - The African Diaspora and the World (3cr.)
• AFRA 336 - American Slavery (3cr.)
• AFRA 363 - History of Blacks in the American West (3cr.)
• AFRA 440 - Black Bodies on Display: Race in Museums (3 to 9cr.)
• AFRA 445 - Black Bodies on Display: Race in Museums (3cr.)

Anthropology (ANTH)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ANTH 486 - Tutorial in Social and Cultural Anthropology (3cr.)
• ANTH 487 - Tutorial in Archaeology (3cr.)
• ANTH 488 - Tutorial in Physical Anthropology (3cr.)
• ANTH 489 - Tutorial in Applied Anthropology (3cr.)

Art (ART)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ART 315 - Issues in Contemporary Art (3cr.)
• ART 324 - The Art of Social Change (3cr.)

Art History (ARTH)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ARTH 301 - Research and Methodology in Art History (3cr.)
• ARTH 302 - Prints and Society (3cr.)
• ARTH 310 - The Role of the Artist in Society (3cr.)
• ARTH 311 - Women, Society and the Arts (3cr.)
• ARTH 314 - Seminar: Shops and Shopping (3cr.)
• ARTH 402 - Undergraduate Seminar in the History of Art (1 to 4cr.)
• ARTH 405 - Seminar in Greek and Roman Art (3cr.)
• ARTH 406 - Seminar in Medieval Art (3 to 12cr.)
• ARTH 413 - Seminar in Renaissance Art & Architecture (3cr.)
• ARTH 417 - Seminar in Northern Baroque Art (3 to 12cr.)
• ARTH 419 - Seminar in Art of the Iberian World, 1400-1800 (3cr.)
• ARTH 423 - Seminar in Modern Art Since 1900 (3cr.)
• ARTH 429 - Seminar in Modern Architecture (3 to 12cr.)
• ARTH 431 - Seminar in American Architecture (3 to 12cr.)
• ARTH 435 - Seminar in American Art (3 to 12cr.)
• ARTH 440 - Seminar in Latin American Art (3cr.)
• ARTH 445 - Seminar in East Asian Art and Architecture (3cr.)
• ARTH 456 - Seminar in Contemporary Architecture (3cr.)

Arts and Sciences (ARSC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ARSC 316 - Peer Tutoring/Advanced Composition (3cr.)

Biology (BISC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• BISC 452 - Undergraduate Thesis II (3cr.)
• BISC 498 - Topics in Biology (3 to 6cr.)
• BISC 625 - Cancer Biology
• BISC 639 - Developmental Neurobiology

Chemistry (CHEM)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• CHEM 410 - History of Chemistry (3cr.)
• CHEM 412 - Chemistry in the Media (3cr.)

Cognitive Science (CGSC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• CGSC 420 - Research Methods in Cognitive Science (3cr.)
• CGSC 485 - Seminar in Cognitive Science (3cr.)

Comparative Literature (CMLT)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

Communication (COMM)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• COMM 306 - Digital Technology in Politics (3cr.)
• COMM 311 - Public Relations Writing (3cr.)
• COMM 329 - Broadcast Newswriting (3cr.)
• COMM 423 - Communication, Advertising, and the Consumer (3cr.)
• COMM 424 - Media Message Analysis (3cr.)
• COMM 427 - Broadcast News (4cr.)
• COMM 485 - Analysis of Face-to-Face Communication (3cr.)

Criminal Justice (CRJU)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• CRJU 312 - History of Crime and Criminal Justice (3cr.)
• CRJU 417 - Sex Crimes and Punishments (3cr.)
• CRJU 424 - Women in Literature and Society (3cr.)
• CRJU 452 - Drugs and the Criminal Justice System (3cr.)
• CRJU 460 - Criminal Justice Policy (3cr.)
• CRJU 489 - Crime Victims and Victims’ Rights (3cr.)

Energy and Environmental Policy

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ENEP 410 - Environmental Sustainability: Economic and Policy Analysis (3cr.)
• ENEP 427 - Sustainable Energy: Economics and Policy Analysis (3cr.)
• ENEP 425 - Energy Policy and Administration (3cr.)
• ENEP 426 - Climate Change Policy (3cr.)
• ENEP 468 - Research in Energy and Environment (3 to 6cr.)
• ENEP 470 - Readings in Energy and Environment (3cr.)
• ENEP 472 - Senior Thesis (2 to 6cr.)

English (ENGL)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ENGL 225 - Introduction: Rhetoric and Writing Studies (3cr.)
• ENGL 280 - Approaches to Literature for Non-Majors (3cr.)
• ENGL 301 - Advanced Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 304 - Poetry Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 305 - Fiction Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 306 - Topics in Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 307 - News Writing and Editing (3cr.)
• ENGL 308 - Reporter’s Practicum (3cr.)
• ENGL 309 - Feature and Magazine Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 312 - Written Communications in Business (3cr.)
• ENGL 317 - Film History (3cr.)
• ENGL 318 - Studies in Film (3cr.)
• ENGL 321 - Medieval Literature and Culture (3cr.)
• ENGL 322 - Chaucer (3cr.)
• ENGL 323 - Studies in Medieval Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 324 - Shakespeare (3cr.)
• ENGL 325 - Renaissance Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 326 - Studies in Renaissance Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 328 - Milton (3cr.)
• ENGL 331 - The Age of Satire (3cr.)
• ENGL 332 - Studies in Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 333 - British Romanticism (3cr.)
• ENGL 338 - Studies in Victorian Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 340 - American Literature to the Civil War (3cr.)
• ENGL 341 - American Literature: Civil War to World War II (3cr.)
• ENGL 342 - American Literature Since World War II (3cr.)
• ENGL 344 - African American Literature I (3cr.)
• ENGL 345 - African American Literature II (3cr.)
• ENGL 347 - Studies in American Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 348 - Contemporary Jewish-American Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 351 - Studies in Irish Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 352 - Studies in Nineteenth Century Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 356 - Studies in Modern/Contemporary Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 365 - Studies in Literary Genres, Types and Movements (3cr.)
• ENGL 368 - Studies in Literature and Science (3cr.)
• ENGL 371 - Studies in Fiction (3cr.)
• ENGL 372 - Studies in Drama (3cr.)
• ENGL 373 - Studies in Poetry (3cr.)
• ENGL 376 - World Literature (3cr.)
• ENGL 380 - Women Writers (3cr.)
• ENGL 382 - Studies in Multicultural Literature in English (3cr.)
• ENGL 385 - Studies in Literary Criticism and Theory (3cr.)
• ENGL 386 - Asian America: Culture and History (3cr.)
• ENGL 409 - Topics in Journalism (3cr.)
• ENGL 410 - Technical Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 411 - Rhetoric of the Professions (3cr.)
• ENGL 412 - Publishing Projects (3cr.)
• ENGL 413 - Topics in Professional Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 416 - Designing Online Information (3cr.)
• ENGL 418 - Writing in the Sciences (3cr.)
• ENGL 430 - Legal Writing (3cr.)
• ENGL 450 - Legal Argument (3cr.)
• ENGL 480 - Literary Studies Seminar (3cr.)
• ENGL 491 - Methods in Teaching Secondary English (3cr.)

Geography (GEOG)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• GEOG 346 - Urban Cultural Geography (3cr.)
• GEOG 445 - Capstone in Geography (3cr.)

Geology (GEOL)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• GEOL 401 - Senior Seminar: Topics in Geoscience (3cr.)

History (HIST)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• HIST 250 - Comparative Genocide (3cr.)
• HIST 300 - Women in American History (3cr.)
• HIST 302 - The World in Our Time (3cr.)
• HIST 307 - American Founders & the First Rowdy Decades of the Early Republic, 1789-1825 (3cr.)
• HIST 308 - The United States in the Antebellum Period, 1825-1861 (3cr.)
• HIST 309 - Money, Markets and Mischief: U.S. Business and Political Economy Since 1865 (3cr.)
• HIST 313 - Robber Barons & Reformers: The U.S. in the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era (3cr.)
• HIST 318 - Colonial America (3cr.)
• HIST 319 - Revolutionary America, 1760-1789 (3cr.)
• HIST 323 - The Old South (3cr.)
• HIST 328 - American Capitalism Since 1815 (3cr.)
• HIST 334 - African American Women’s History (3cr.)
• HIST 335 - American Slavery (3cr.)
• HIST 337 - Topics in American History (3cr.)
• HIST 348 - History of Spain: 1479-Present (3cr.)
• HIST 349 - Modern Latin America: 1800-Present (3cr.)
• HIST 352 - Europe, 1945 to the Present (3cr.)
• HIST 353 - Modern Germany: 1770-1919 (3cr.)
• HIST 354 - Germany in the Twentieth Century: 1914 to Present (3cr.)
• HIST 355 - Early Modern Intellectual History (3cr.)
• HIST 356 - Modern European Intellectual History (3cr.)
• HIST 359 - Soviet Union: 1917-1991 (3cr.)
• HIST 360 - Revolutionary France 1789-1871 (3cr.)
• HIST 361 - Twentieth Century France (3cr.)
• HIST 365 - Topics in Asian and Pacific History (3cr.)
• HIST 368 - Modern China: 1600s to Present (3cr.)
• HIST 369 - China Since 1949 (3cr.)
• HIST 370 - History of Modern Japan (3cr.)
• HIST 372 - Japan’s Global Pop Culture (3cr.)
• HIST 373 - Modern Ireland: 1660-Present (3cr.)
• HIST 377 - Radicalism and Revolution: Islamic Movement/Modern Middle East (3cr.)
• HIST 378 - Family, Tribe and Nation: Identity in the Modern Middle East (3cr.)
• HIST 380 - History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict (3cr.)
• HIST 387 - History of Sexuality in the U.S. (3cr.)
• HIST 389 - The American West (3cr.)
• HIST 392 - Brazil in the Modern World (3cr.)
• HIST 393 - History of Modern Vietnam (3cr.)
• HIST 395 - Pan Africanism (3cr.)
• HIST 397 - History of South Africa (3cr.)
• HIST 411 - Seminar in American History (3cr.)
• HIST 439 - Women and Revolution in Africa (3cr.)
• HIST 440 - Seminar in Africa Under Colonial Rule (3cr.)
• HIST 471 - Seminar in Medieval History (3cr.)
• HIST 473 - Seminar in Early Modern European History (3cr.)
• HIST 474 - Seminar in British History (3cr.)
• HIST 475 - Seminar in Modern European History (3cr.)
• HIST 477 - Seminar in Latin American History (3cr.)
• HIST 479 - Seminar in Asian History (3cr.)

Health (HLTH)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• HLTH 241 - Ethical Aspects of Healthcare (3cr.)

Journalism (JOUR)

Jewish Studies (JWST)

Note: Thee following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

Languages, Literaturs and Cultures (LLCU)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• LLCU 321 - Topics: Chinese Literature in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 327 - Topics: Russian Literature in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 328 - Topics: Japanese Literature in Translation (3 to 6cr.)
• LLCU 329 - Topics: Italian Literature in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 330 - Varying Authors, Themes, and Movements (3cr.)
• LLCU 332 - Topics: Arabic Literature in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 335 - Israeli Literature: Identity, Globalization and Conflict (3cr.)
• LLCU 338 - Light and Shadow–Japanese Films (3cr.)
• LLCU 375 - Topics: Russian and Soviet Culture in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 380 - Topics: Japanese Culture in Translation (3cr.)
• LLCU 490 - One World: Cinematic Perspectives on Cultural Diversity (3cr.)
• LLCU 495 - One World: Literary Perspectives on Cultural Diversity (3cr.)

Material Culture Studies (MCST)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• MCST 402 - Material Culture Studies Research Seminar (3cr.)

Mathematics (MATH)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• MATH 308 - Historical Development of Mathematical Concepts and Ideas (3cr.)
• MATH 512 - Contemporary Applications of Math

Music (MUSC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• MUSC 311 - Music History: 400 through 1600 (3cr.)
• MUSC 312 - Music History: 1600 through 1827 (3cr.)
• MUSC 313 - Music History: 1827 to the Present (3cr.)
• MUSC 345 - History of Theatre: American Musical Theatre (3cr.)

Philosophy (PHIL)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• PHIL 444 - Medical Ethics (3cr.)
• PHIL 465 - Senior Seminar (3cr.)

Physics (PHYS)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• PHYS 460 - Computational Methods of Physics (3cr.)
• PHYS 480 - History of Physics (3cr.)
• PHYS 626 - Introduction to Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics
• PHYS 650 - Quantum Computation

Political Science (POSC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• POSC 380 - Introduction to Law (3cr.)
• POSC 387 - American Political Thought (3cr.)
• POSC 408 - International Organization (3cr.)
• POSC 413 - Topics in American Politics (3cr.)
• POSC 414 - Topics in American Foreign Policy (3cr.)
• POSC 415 - Force and World Politics (3cr.)
• POSC 426 - Latin American Politics (3cr.)
• POSC 429 - Southeast Asia and the World (3cr.)
• POSC 433 - African Politics (3cr.)
• POSC 434 - Political Thought I (3cr.)
• POSC 436 - Politics and Literature (3cr.)
• POSC 443 - China and the World (3cr.)
• POSC 446 - International Human Rights on Film (3cr.)
• POSC 448 - Theories of International Relations (3cr.)
• POSC 450 - Topics in Latin American Politics (3cr.)
• POSC 459 - Sexuality and Law (3cr.)

Psychology (PSYC)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• PSYC 314 - Brain and Behavior (3cr.)
• PSYC 350 - Developmental Psychology (3cr.)
• PSYC 380 - Psychopathology (3cr.)
• PSYC 394 - Cultural Psychology (3cr.)
• PSYC 414 - Drugs and the Brain (3cr.)
• PSYC 415 - History and Systems of Psychology (3cr.)
• PSYC 416 - Psychological Perspectives on the Black American (3cr.)
• PSYC 420 - Mental Illness: Historical and Critical Perspectives (3cr.)
• PSYC 425 - Family Conflict and the Child (3cr.)
• PSYC 445 - Topics in Adolescent Psychology (3cr.)

Sexualities and Gender Studies (SGST)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• WOMS 308 - Theories of Sexuality and Gender (3cr.)

Sociology (SOCI)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• SOCI 305 - Social Class and Inequality (3cr.)
• SOCI 407 - Sociology of Sex and Gender (3cr.)
• SOCI 415 - Race, Class, and Gender (3cr.)
• SOCI 418 - Race, Gender, and Poverty (3cr.)
• SOCI 425 - Sociology of the Body (3cr.)
• SOCI 428 - Corporate Crime (3cr.)
• SOCI 433 - Gender and Health (3cr.)
• SOCI 444 - Approaches to Qualitative Inquiry (3cr.)
• SOCI 449 - Sociology of Art and Culture (3cr.)
• SOCI 450 - Politics and Society (3cr.)
• SOCI 470 - Environmental Sociology (3cr.)

Theatre (THEA)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• THEA 340 - African American Theatre (3cr.)

Urban Affairs and Public Policy (UAPP)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• ENEP 425 - Energy Policy and Administration (3cr.)
• UAPP 230 - Law and Public Policy (3cr.)
• UAPP 401 - Public Policy (3cr.)

University (UNIV)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• UNIV 402 - Senior Thesis (2 to 4cr.)
• UNIV 490 - Honors Tutorial: Humanities (3cr.)
• UNIV 491 - Honors Tutorial: Natural/Social Science (3cr.)
• UNIV 495 - Honors Seminar (3 to 6cr.)

Women’s Studies (WOMS)

NOTE: The following is a list of courses eligible to be taught as Arts and Sciences Second Writing courses. These courses are not, however, always taught to fulfill the second writing requirement. Only the specific sections designated within each academic term will satisfy the second writing requirement. Please check the UDSIS registration system to ascertain whether a particular course section will be offered as as second writing course. Only a limited number of courses, when transferred from another institution, will satisfy the second writing requirement.

• WOMS 308 - Theories of Sexuality and Gender (3cr.)
• WOMS 313 - Theory and Methods in Feminism (3cr.)