A sneak peek of WRD 288 offered in the upcoming Autumn Quarter.
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Research Opportunities for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
One of the best parts about pursuing a degree is finding scholarly tracks you’re passionate about. Sometimes that passion swells beyond the scope of a class or project and you want to take your research to the next level. Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, oftentimes there are ways to pursue that research in a meaningful, productive way. Whether you take your project to a fellowship or find funding to do more research on your own, there is a myriad of opportunities to take advantage of while you’re still in school. This article doesn’t talk about every single option
Continue readingCourse Spotlight: WRD 371 Mentoring Youth in Community Writing Groups
Take an early look at WRD 371 to be offered in Spring!
Continue readingAbout Pi Epsilon Pi: Honors and Professional Society in Writing
Learn about the Pi Epsilon Pi Professional Society at DePaul.
Continue readingCourse Spotlight – WRD 264: Language, Self, & Society
Take a glimpse into WRD 264 with Dr. Jason Schneider.
Continue readingProfessor Sarah Brown Wins Excellence in FYW Award
For the 2021 Excellence in FYW Award, Sarah Brown has been recognized for her dedication to her courses and students.
Continue readingGraduating Seniors of 2020-21
Hear about some of this year’s graduating students from both the undergraduate and graduate programs!
Continue readingSpring Quarter Professional Development Opportunities for Undergrads
We’ve gathered some professional development opportunities for undergraduates, including conferences, student research, and publication.
Continue readingCourse Spotlight: WRD 286 Writing with Photographs
Learn about WRD 286 Writing with Photographs, a course being offered in Spring Quarter 2021.
Continue readingCourse Spotlight – WRD 364 Chicago Women Rhetors
WRD 364 Chicago Woemen Rhetors has returned to give undergraduates the chance of learning about a piece of the Windy City’s rhetorical history
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