Writing Across the Curriculum

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Writing Intensive

Two courses required after student reaches third- or fourth-year classification . Applies to all Wartburg College degrees. Below are the courses approved to meet the Writing Intensive requirement in the Wartburg Plan of Essential Education .

ART 250 Art History: Early Through Gothic
ART 251 Art History: Renaissance Through Modern
BA 325 Business Communication
BA 460 Senior Seminar in Business
BI 320 Aquatic Biology
BI 456 Student-Originated Research
CA 305 Print Journalism
CA 312 Broadcast Journalism
CA 313 Advanced Broadcast Journalism
CA 325 Advanced Print Journalism
CA 340 Media Law and Ethics
CA 346 Organizational and Public Relations Writing Techniques
CA 461 Communication Arts Capstone
CH 340 Analytical and Physical Measurements
CH 456 Student-Originated Research
CS 461 Perspectives in Computer Science
EC 343 Public Finance and Fiscal Policy
EC 462 Senior Thesis II
ED 315 Educational Psychology
ED 320 Teaching Language Arts
ED 321 Reading in the Elementary School
EN 221 Fiction Writing
EN 295 Special Topics
1. Writing Metropolis
EN 315 Modern Literature and Culture
EN 318 American Novel
EN 319 Literature and Film
EN 325 Business Communication
EN 332 Technical Writing
EN 335 Advanced Research Writing
EN 395 Special Topics
1. Multiethnic Literature
EN 460 Capstone Seminar
EN 461 The Writing Life
ES 360 Preliminary Design Project
ES 460 Senior Design Project
FR 460 Capstone Seminar: French
GER 460 Capstone Seminar: German
GM 303 Historical Roots of Mathematics and Physics
HI 304 American Ethnic History
HI 305 The American Frontier
HI 306 History of American Foreign Relations
HI 311 Ancient Civilizations
HI 312 Medieval History
HI 343 Colonialism and Culture
HI 461 Historiography
ID 302 Science and Religion
ID 306 Issues in Midwestern Agriculture
ID 307 The American Landscape
ID 309 Problems of War and Peace
ID 313 Aging in a Changing Society
ID 314 The Great War and Modern Memory
ID 320 The Global Information Society
ID 321 Crisis Communication
ID 330 Contemporary Global Issues
ID 375 Private Lives in Public Forms
ID 385 Vietnam War
LS 405 Leadership Portfolio Seminar
MA 461 Perspectives in Mathematics
MU 312 Psychology of Music
MU 313 Music and Behavior: Therapeutic Approaches
MU 315 Music History I
MU 316 Music History II
MU 461 Perspectives in Music
NSC 456 Student-Originated Research
PE 354 Adaptive Physical Education and Fitness for Diverse Learners
PE 458 Fitness Management Seminar
PH 195 Special Topics
PH 295 Special Topics
PH 303 Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
PH 304 Modern Philosophy
PH 307 Philosophy of Religion
PH 312 Philosophy of Science
PH 313 Political Philosophy
PH 375 Knowledge and Evidence
PH 395 Special Topics
PH 407 Existentialism
PH 409 Analytic Philosophy
PH 460 Special Problems
PH 495 Special Topics
PHY 456 Student-Originated Research
PHY 460 Perspectives in Physics
PS 302 International Relations
PS 304 The Developing World
PS 306 History of American Foreign Relations
PS 308 The American Presidency
PS 313 Political Philosophy
PS 321 Research Methods and Data Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences
PS 343 Public Finance and Fiscal Policy
PS 421 Advanced Research Methods and Data Analysis
PS 460 Perspectives in Political Science
PSY 321 Research Methods and Data Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences
PSY 421 Advanced Research Methods and Data Analysis
PSY 422 Advanced Human Learning
PSY 423 Advanced Social Psychology
PSY 424 Advanced Clinical Psychology
PSY 425 Advanced Human Development
PSY 426 Advanced Neuropsychology
RE 307 Philosophy of Religion
RE 315 History of Christianity I
RE 316 History of Christianity II
RE 324 Religious Traditions of Immigrant Communities
RE 325 Christian Faith and Politics in America
RE 460 Church in the Modern World
SCI 151 Abuse in Science
SO 321 Research Methods and Data Analysis for the Behavioral Sciences
SO 421 Advanced Research Methods and Data Analysis
SO 422 Qualitative Research Methods
SP 461 Perspectives in Hispanic Culture
SW 201 Human Behavior and the Social Environment
SW 301 Social Work Practice I
SW 321 Social Work Research
SW 400 Senior Integrative Seminar
TH 280 Oral Interpretation of Literature
WS 290 Gender and Science